A pioneering female attorney has died. The law firm she founded with her son-in-law and daughter, Guyton and Frère, is in its 34th year of specialization in Elder Law.
Emily Arline …
Elder law specialist has passed
The smartest person in the room has left the building
Reporters who covered Knox County Commission in Wanda Moody’s day didn’t have to study the agenda to know when she had something up her sleeve.
She’d look down from the dais …
Girl Scouts help Random Acts of Flowers
Girl Scout Troop 20034 of Knoxville delivered 213 vases that they collected through a vase drive held during December and January. When delivering, the Girl Scouts helped out by washing …
Sam Bratton: A teacher who impacted the world
A graveside service will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 10, at Highland Memorial Cemetery for Dr. Samuel E. Bratton Jr., who died Jan. 3 at home after a …
Age: Just a number?
If you happened to be in a certain Kroger last week while I was there shopping with grandson Gardner, you probably heard that “Gigi is 66.”
No, it’s not my birthday. …
Jacquelynne Prince: Hope on the horizon
For Jacquelynne Prince, the prospect of catching COVID-19 was never a question of if but of when. Prince, an Adult Nurse Practitioner (APRN), retired from University Gastroenterology on Oct. 15. …
John Dodson: Assistant chief is ‘support staff’
Like it or not, many students pretty much blow off high school health class. Not John Dodson. In the mid-1980s he was a junior at Bearden High School when an …
Betty Spurling left fingerprints all over town
Betty J. Gibbs Spurling, 81, of Knoxville, succumbed on Christmas evening to respiratory distress due to COVID-19 in the home she built with her husband, Bob, who was by her …