Purple morning glory vines its way up to the tallest sunflower in the field at the TWRA Forks of the River Wildlife Management Area. Does it climb so high to …
Shakespeare Festival makes permanent move to Ijams
The Tennessee Stage Company presents its 32nd Shakespeare Festival, now renamed Knoxville Shakespeare. This season will feature Shakespeare’s renowned comedy, As You Like It, and is being produced in cooperation …
Kid A’ Riffic Fun in the Park at Baker Creek Bottoms
Kid A’ Riffic Fun in the Park makes a stop today (7/13) at Baker Creek Bottoms. This is an event for children ages 2-12 offering hands-on crafts and activities provided …
Tidbits: Famous transfers, coaching chain
News and commentary, short form:
The significant turnover in Tennessee track and field is still turning.
NCAA 400 champion Randolph Ross confirmed that he is coming from North Carolina A&T with his …
Sunflower Festival is Saturday
Thousands of blooming sunflowers will be showcased at TWRA’s Forks of the River Wildlife Management Area during the fifth annual Knoxville Sunflower Festival Saturday, July 9, from 9 a.m.-noon.
Tennessee Wildlife …
Improvements ahead for Hillwood Drive
Over seven days, beginning Monday, July 11, Island Home residents should anticipate Hillwood Drive being closed to through traffic as Rogers Group crews widen and rebuild the shoulders on Hillwood Drive.
The approximate $100,000 city …
Police Chief Noel gets to know SoKno
Paul Noel, Knoxville’s new police chief, is getting to know the city just like any other newcomer these days – struggling to find a house.
“There’s a house we loved that …
Three summer gardens in Dogwood Arts showcase
The public is invited to experience three spectacular private gardens at the Dogwood Arts Summer Featured Gardens event, Friday and Saturday, June 24-25, from 10 a.m,- 5 p.m. (last entry …