Julie Thompson was an early participant in the expanding use of technology in the classroom, but 27 years as a teacher and administrator have not altered her conviction that no …
Deputy Chief Morris: He’s done it all at KFD
There comes a time while writing when a trite cliché works best. You’ve heard this one before – “He’s done it all.” In this case, he has. In an almost …
Grace Ott was Gibbs descendant
Sarah Grace Gibbs Ott, 104, passed away on Sept. 5. The family will receive friends from 5-7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 9, at Rose Mortuary Broadway Chapel.
According to her obituary, her …
Muse Knoxville adds seven new members to board
Muse Knoxville is pleased to announce the appointment of seven new members to its board of directors. The appointments are:
John Billings,Vice President, TCV Trust and Wealth Management
Denise Dean, Executive Director, …
Gaff honored as Firefighter of the Year
“There’s always something you can get better at doing. You can never stop learning.”
Those are the words of Trey Gaff. Gaff is 25 and wants to be the best pumper …
Painting outdoors means happy artist, paintbrush
Here’s the church, there is the steeple, open the door and…
Painted en plein air, this old church has seen better days in the Riverdale Community in East Knox County. The …
Knox Heritage sells out supper at Cottonwood
Cynthia Moxley was at Cottonwood when Knox Heritage hosted a summer supper. For the history of the home at 3212 Washington Pike, including its 300-acre peach orchards, as well as …
Being police chaplain is part of Patty’s calling
He grew up as part of a poor family in town and lived in what he calls “poor folks rental houses.” He bounced from school to school and went to …