Doctor, will I be able to climb ropes after the virus scare? (To recast an old joke.)
Why yes, if you follow these tips:
Take daily walks around your neighborhood or local …
Navitat offers stay-fit tips
Hagerman wraps up city career, sets bike adventure
Jim Hagerman is retiring as the city’s engineering director, but he already knows what’s next.
“I’ve been staring at the maps,” says Hagerman. He plans a cross-country bicycle trip.
“It’s official. My …
Tommy Smith brings a heart for service to city council
Local government is “where the rubber meets the road,” says Tommy Smith, the newest member of the Knoxville City Council. Smith was chosen to complete the term of District 1 …
Jim Wright was community booster
James C. “Jim” Wright Sr. passed away Sunday, Feb. 23, at his home in Seymour. Mr. Wright, 75, was a business leader in North Knoxville where he worked to organize …
City residential brush pickup begins March 2
Residential brush collection in city of Knoxville neighborhoods begins the first week of March and will continue through the last week of October.
A city crew will visit every house in …
Property biz is sweet in St. Valentine’s week
St. Valentine’s week was sweet for new homeowners and business owners in Knox County! We recorded 167 property transfers which came to a total of $84.16 million and 332 loans …
State’s ‘first hero,’ Sevier, lends aura to Marble Springs
East Tennessee schoolchildren start hearing about John Sevier – the state’s first governor and the only governor of the state of Franklin – from an early age. His home in …
South-Doyle ACT Academy boosts student success
Being sent to the principal’s office isn’t always a positive outcome, but when three principals of South-Doyle High School knocked on the door of Kailey Garrison’s home, they came with …