Burlington Renewal Project —schedule and progress
In the past, we told you about the City’s plans to help reinfuse life into the historic Burlington...
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Category: East Knox
A quiet hilltop in East Knoxville: the Pest House graveyard
Last weekend, I tried to go for a walk in the woods. I wanted to get my own pictures of a place...
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Keep Knoxville Beautiful cleans Longview Cemetery
Keep Knoxville Beautiful, in partnership with Knox Heritage, assembled many volunteers to clean up...
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Caring for aging animals at Zoo Knoxville
Zoo Knoxville’s Lincoln, the red panda, is 12 years old and has spent nearly his entire life at...
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Meet Bella, Zoo Knoxville’s mother to be
Bella is the tallest female at Zoo Knoxville. She is also a soon-to-be 11-year-old Western lowland...
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O’Connor Center Annual Pancake Fest ahead & seeking sponsors
This year’s 27th annual Pancake Fest will be held at O’Connor Senior Center on Friday, March 27,...
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John Parrott: His legacy, my heritage
As we continue to move toward our nation’s semiquincentennial, I’m still focusing on elements of...
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Southern White Rhinos enjoy snow day at Zoo Knoxville
Four Southern White Rhinos, Mylo, Ranger, Gus, and Liam, enjoyed a snow day at Zoo Knoxville. Mylo...
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From White’s Chapel to East Hill Avenue Methodist Church
In 1840, a riderless horse followed a funeral bier through the streets of Knoxville on its way to...
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Princess Day ahead at Zoo Knoxville
Meet your favorite Ice Princesses in the Wee Play Adventure Building on Sunday, January 25, 10...
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The O’Connor Senior Center offers fun new classes and a Snowflake Ball
The John T. O’Connor Senior Center is excited to announce the addition of new classes designed to...
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First Annual MLK Basketball Classic
As part of King Week, 2026, a landmark basketball event between Austin-East High School and Fulton...
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