Ding! Ding! Ding! It’s time to get your festival on! Second Bell hits Knoxville’s South Waterfront Saturday, Aug. 17, with two stages of music – the BLANK stage and the …
America’s pastime resonates with SOUP voters
Knoxville SOUP – the quarterly-ish crowd-funding dinner that rewards projects that serve the community – hit a homerun Tuesday night.
Four individuals stood in front of a capacity crowd at the …
Suttree Landing Park growing into valuable asset for SoKno
At 4 p.m. Friday, Aug. 16, Mayor Madeline Rogero is scheduled to be at the ribbon cutting for the Suttree Landing Park Pavilion and Kayak Launch.
Rogero is pretty familiar with …
Deadline for SOUP proposals is Aug. 4
Sunday, Aug. 4, is the deadline to submit a proposal to vie for funding at the next Knoxville SOUP.
Knoxville SOUP is a grassroots organization that holds quarterly events at rotating …
Services Tuesday for Anita Wadley
The family of Anita Holmes Wadley will receive friends 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, July 23, in the chapel of Atchley Funeral Home, Sevierville, with funeral service to follow …
Blaylock gets warm sendoff
Rural Metro Fire leaders including several corporate executives were on hand July 11 for the retirement dinner for Deputy Chief Gene Blaylock. It was a private buffet at Calhoun’s on …
Services Saturday for Frank Jordan
Frank David Jordan Jr., 91, passed away Wednesday, July 3. He had a long career in the newspaper business, retiring in 1989 as the “Showtime” editor for the News Sentinel. …
Rescue Squad part of young volunteer’s education
His given name is Daniel Shane Thomas. But he’s called “Homeschool” – not Daniel or Danny or Dan – just “Homeschool.”
He’s 17.
“When he was 13, I walked into the headquarters …