Lakemoor Hills neighbors celebrated Helen Akard’s 105th birthday on Dec. 30, 2022, giving her a motorcycle ride. Helen loved riding motorcycles as a young woman and still loved it today, …
City hires new leader for Urban Wilderness
The city of Knoxville has hired a coordinator for public and private partners in new amenities planned for the Urban Wilderness.
Wes Soward started Nov. 14. He was president of the …
Services Thursday for Shirley Shuler
Shirley Lynn Shuler, a veteran real estate agent, has died at age 79. Family and friends will gather on Thursday, December 22, 2022, from 4-6 p.m. at Berry Highland South …
The man who fell to earth
Local and social media have been abuzz lately with the release of the trailer for the movie Cocaine Bear, set to appear in theaters nationwide in February of next year. …
Race Against Hunger aids local groups
The 2021-2022 Race Against Hunger campaign raised over $597,700, according to Steven C. Smith, Food City president and chief executive officer.
“We would like to thank our loyal customers for helping …
24 hours of giving makes ‘Big’ difference in ET
We’ve all grown accustomed to (or even enthusiastic about) the shopping “holidays” that follow Thanksgiving – Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday. But once Tuesday comes and we’re ready …
Services Dec. 3 for former teacher
South Knoxville from top to toe, Flo Lee DeLozier Barnes never strayed far from home. She died November 20, 2022, at age 98. Mrs. Barnes was a longtime member of …
Kelly Rose channels varied skills into Central Bearden role
Kelly Martin Rose knew after her first stint of doing summer missions work through the Baptist Student Union at the University of Tennessee that she was being called to ministry. …