Several Knoxville neighborhoods are participating in the inaugural Neighborhood Trails of Red, White and Blue, a physically-distanced, socially-engaging event to be held in lieu of the city’s annual Festival of …
Three concerts for Halls
Clayton Park in Halls will host three Knox County-sponsored summer concerts this year. The Summer Concert Series will be on the second Saturdays of July, August and September at The …
Carhartt boosts river cleanup
Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful has received $4,990 from fans at the 3-day Bassmaster Classic Outdoor Expo, held in March in Birmingham. Carhartt employees sewed the B.A.S.S. logo on Carhartt’s …
Lodge adopts Tarleton Park
The Charles H. McKinney Masonic Lodge No. 433 is the latest organization to participate in the Knox County Parks & Rec Department’s Adopt-A-Park program. Lodge members will perform volunteer work …
How to hike and stay safe during pandemic
Summer is a great time for outdoor activities. Usually, now would be a great time to head outdoors and camp or hike in an idyllic location. Well, not this year. …
Music in the mountains
Click on the link below for information on upcoming events on the Food City stage at Smokies Stadium.
And click on our weekend ad (June 19-21) for great prices on picnic …
Firefly Celebration is Saturday, rain or shine
This Saturday, June 20, join the Firefly Celebration, a combination of Robert A. Tino’s artwork and Sugarland Cellars Dance of the Firefly limited release wine to raise funds for Friends …
Oakes Farm sets daylily drop-in
Oakes Daylilies had a solid spring despite the coronavirus pandemic that caused cancellation of the 2020 Daylily Festival.
Ken Oakes, co-owner of the family-run business, said it would have been the …