Christian Academy of Knoxville’s John Sessoms is the digital media teacher in both the high school and middle school as well the man behind the Warrior Network. His journey at …
865 Academies: The next new thing
Anyone worried about the introduction of 865 Academies to West High School next year should relax. Stay alert, but relaxed.
West High School is well-run with many of the 865 initiatives …
Rocky Hill students have twist on Mr. Potato Head
Rocky Hill Elementary students produced some creative projects with potatoes crafted to match characters from favorite books in conjunction with Read Across America Week. All students are encouraged to participate …
Everitt, Elkins, Peterson: KCS Teachers of the Year
Knox County Schools honored nearly 200 educators on February 27 during the annual Teacher of the Year banquet at Knoxville Convention Center. See your school’s honorees here.
Three educators emerged as …
Knoxville says good-bye to Long’s
Knox County Commission joined hundreds of others with good wishes for pharmacist Hank Peck and his staff as Long’s Drug Store in Bearden was closed on January 16, 2024. The …
DAR celebrates history and Girl Scouts
Guest speaker Linda Moss Mines and Girl Scout Abby Moazen created an unforgettable afternoon at the annual DAR luncheon in honor of George Washington’ s birthday held on February 17.
Linda …
‘The Lost Birds: An Extinction Elegy’ ahead
The Knoxville Choral Society will present Christopher Tin’s The Lost Birds: An Extinction Elegy on Friday, March 1, 2024, 7:30 p.m.at Central Bearden Baptist Church, 6300 Deane Hill Drive.
The Lost …
Vote set on ADUs in RN-1 zones
Knoxville City Council is scheduled to vote today (2/20/24) on a proposal to drop the owner-occupied requirement for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs). Previous column here.
The West Hills Community Association opposes …