Knoxville City Council’s Nov. 28 meeting included a resolution painful to watch and so very, very unnecessary. Newly re-elected council member Amelia Parker (yes, we’ve got her four more years) …
Slicing the PIE at Knox County Schools
Partners in Education (PIE) has a new look.
“We would say it’s evolving,” said Adam Wilson, “We’re adding options (to support schools).”
Wilson, a former teacher who now sells real estate, is …
Burchett asks clemency for Leonard Peltier
One Republican has joined 32 Democrats in requesting President Joe Biden to grant clemency or compassionate release for a man convicted of killing two FBI agents in 1975.
Yes, it’s East …
Cause and effect
How about a bit of music while you read. Check Joe Diffie’s Third Rock from the Sun
Cause and effect, chain of events,
All of the chaos makes perfect sense,
When we’re spinnin’ …
Moving to Dutch Valley
A few weeks back, Tom King wrote an emergency responder profile on KPD Patrol Officer Jasmine Reed of Dutch Valley.
Dutch Valley?
The only one I knew is at the edge of …
Athena Care sets mid-November Knoxville opening
Athena Care will celebrate the grand opening of its new location with a ribbon-cutting ceremony coordinated with the Knoxville Chamber on Tuesday, November 14, at 4:30 p m. The new …
Crenshaw to head Knox Prep charter school
So here we go.
Akermann Marketing and PR has announced the hiring of Janet Crenshaw as the founding principal of Knoxville Preparatory School (Knox Prep), set to open to sixth grade …
‘Knoxville stands with the people of Israel’
Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon’s statement:
Today we mourn the loss of all the innocent people killed by the Hamas terrorist attacks in Israel. Women, children, young people attending a music festival, …