If you ask Greg Knox how to keep Knoxville moving forward, he’ll tell you, “There’s an app for that.”
Or at least, he’s working on one. Knox, a sixth-generation South Knoxvillian, …
Knox cites tech skills as public-service asset
Welch launch draws politicos, neighbors, dad
Stephanie Welch’s official launch to her campaign for the First District seat on City Council drew a healthy crowd of high-profile friends, supportive neighbors and far-flying family.
Welch, vice president of …
Wrap up in art this weekend
It doesn’t matter how high the temperature goes this weekend, it is time to wrap yourself in quilts.
The 37th annual Quilt Show hosted by the Smoky Mountain Quilters of Tennessee …
From ‘tortured’ to touted: a fresh start for old South High
Developer Rick Dover proclaimed a new beginning for the old South High School, which has been sitting unused since 1991, this week.
Dover welcomed Mayor Madeline Rogero, City Council First District …
First District candidates increase visibility
The field of contenders for the position of First District City Council representative has narrowed from seven to four, and candidates are revving up their efforts to win over voters …
Making the case for BMX course
The mood seemed mostly positive after a meeting Thursday night in which the county tried to sell South Knoxvillians on bringing a BMX course to South-Doyle Middle School.
Money for the …
Dogwood librarian receives Teacher of the Year award
Heather Palmer, the librarian at Dogwood Elementary School, was named one of the 2017 Outstanding Teachers of the Year by Rotary Club of Knoxville.
Palmer received a $500 check and a …
Good vibes at Sustainable South
After being rained out on their original date, the organizers of Sustainable South scored with a beautiful day and engaged visitors last weekend.
A free community event fit for children and …