To hear Mayor Madeline Rogero tell it, the winners of Keep Knoxville Beautiful’s 2019 Orchid Awards were all the residents of the city.
Rogero was the keynote speaker at the 37th …
Orchid winners represent Knoxville’s future, Rogero says
Coping with flood damage
If you or a friend had property damaged by last week’s flooding, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) provides this information:
Property owners in Knoxville and Knox County are encouraged to …
Scenic Knoxville urges strong parking-lot landscaping standards
(Note: This article has been updated at the request of Joyce Feld)
Last spring Scenic Knoxville put together a landscaping coalition that included representatives from Trees Knoxville, the City Tree Board, …
A penny for Penny at First Tenn
First Tennessee Bank has unveiled a Visa debit card featuring the image of Anfernee “Penny” Hardaway, a standout basketball player at the University of Memphis who has returned to his …
Residential recode – what vision are we pursuing?
Knoxville City Council will tackle Recode’s residential provisions in a 5:30 p.m. workshop Wednesday, Feb. 20, in the main assembly room of the City County Building. Council must address the …
Sertoma Center converts group home to duplex
The Sertoma Center has completed an innovative conversion project that transformed a former group home in East Knoxville to a modern duplex, offering a new home to eight Knoxville residents …
Dalton Collision brings 27 jobs to North Knox County
Dalton Collision has officially opened at 718 E. Emory Road between Halls and Powell.
Owner Jerry Dalton provided lunch for his staff and neighboring businesses as the Knoxville Chamber hosted a …
Bailey & Co. expands to West Knox
Three years to the day that he founded Bailey & Co. Real Estate, Justin Bailey is set to open his second office. “On Feb. 16, we will open our new …