I am relieved that the midterms are over. So many negative ads, truths, half-truths, out-and-out slander – where within all of this are the unvarnished issues and facts? It reminds …
With a little help from my friends
The story goes that the people in Hell are seated at a banquet table full of delectable delights, but they are starving. Their arms don’t bend, and they can’t reach …
Knox County trash centers set Wednesday closings
Knox County’s trash and recycling centers will be closed on Wednesdays effective January 11, 2023. This change in operating hours is “not temporary,” said Drew Thurman, who oversees solid waste …
It’s not the size of the beak …
Fall has come to the farm. The turkeys are back, pecking their way through the leaves while our cats watch, caution in their eyes. The trees are proudly displaying their …
Home movie shows 1950 Vols vs Bama
Mary Pom Claiborne gave her space this week to Janine Winfree, assistant archivist from TAMIS, who wrote this summary. Here is a link to the film on Vimeo.
The third Saturday …
Kleenex avalanches, thoughts and Paul McCartney
Our house is currently full of what Dan and I are calling Kleenex avalanches. Trash cans, floors and furniture all overflow with the tissues because sadly, after carefully dodging Covid …
Ways to help those hurt by Hurricane Ian
Four ways to support communities impacted by Hurricane Ian, shared by Ann Elsas of AT&T global media relations.
Text IAN to 90999 to make a one-time donation of $10 to the …
Two events to recognize Adolph Ochs’ ties to Knoxville
Adolph Ochs’ path to running The New York Times started in downtown Knoxville, and local organizations and educators will recognize the historical significance with a panel discussion and dedication of …