Tea & Treasures, 4104 W. Martin Mill Pike, will hold its Second Saturday Marketplace 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, July 8. Outdoor vendor booths will include arts and crafts, antiques, plants, …
Parr promotes inclusiveness in campaign platform
The last of the four District 1 City Council contenders kicked off her campaign with a picnic filled with harmony.
Rebecca Parr and her supporters took over the pavilion and play …
Mayors honor Deaf-Blind Awareness Week
Two mayors turned out to help the deaf-blind community celebrate Deaf-Blind Awareness Week, the Helen Keller National Center’s 50th anniversary and the deaf-blind community in general at the Knoxville Center …
Brooks donates campaign funds to schools
State Rep. Harry Brooks has shut down his campaign account, donating more than $66,000 to four high schools in his district. Brooks announced Wednesday that he will not seek reelection …
One project, dual blessings
Flenniken Landing residents excitedly greeted construction trainees from the Knoxville Leadership Foundation Wednesday morning.
The students installed two raised garden beds they’d constructed. The event was rained out Monday, so the …
Knox cites tech skills as public-service asset
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, …
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 …