This Sunday, relive a childhood pastime by playing in the streets. Bike Walk Knoxville’s Open Streets event in South Knoxville gives community members an opportunity to explore their neighborhood in …
Anna Elliott retires from Bearden Middle School
Friends of Bearden Middle School teacher Anna Elliott planned a reception for her today (5/17) from 4-6 p.m. at the school library.
“Anna Elliott is one of the kindest people you …
Marble Hall gets ‘award of distinction’
The East Tennessee Historical Society has awarded a project designed by Johnson Architecture an award of distinction for the firm’s adaptive design of Marble Hall at Lakeshore Park. The honor …
Ijams sets stage for Sunday concerts
Ijams Nature Center will be rockin’ out this summer, thanks to a local music expert and some of the area’s finest bands.
The Ijams Summer Concert Series kicks off this Sunday, …
Barbara Aston-Wash book celebrates Knoxville
Had the 1940s travel writer John Gunther or any of the “scruffy little city” folks from New York met Barbara Aston-Wash, they would have had a hard time getting away …
Ride and Decide links students with skilled trades
Gordy Noe of Pioneer Heating and Air Conditioning gave the Halls Business and Professional Association some sobering statistics May 15. For every four workers leaving a skilled trade profession, only …
Don’t miss Honor Fountain City Day May 28
This Memorial Day, Fountain City Park will once again host a grand event celebrating all things Fountain City. Honor Fountain City Day, sponsored by Fountain City Town Hall, is now …
Open house Thursday for East Knox ‘maker space’
Knoxville officials plan an open house 6 p.m. Thursday, May 17, at a potential “maker space” in an old warehouse at 1200 McCalla Ave. The event will be co-hosted by …