Gov. Bill Lee has named Knoxville business owner Josh Smith as one of five executive team members on criminal justice reform. Smith is founder and owner of Master Service Companies, …
Rodgers stays close to political action but stands apart
Cliff Rodgers has spent his adult life around politics without being very political. He worked for U.S. Sen. Howard Baker’s law firm, clerked for U.S. District Judge James Jarvis and …
Allison Lederer: In the right place to make a difference
Allison Lederer has many roles in life: banker, board chair, philanthropist, mom, wife, dance coach. Whatever role she’s in, she’s in the right place to make a difference for her …
Fourth & Gill leader earns city’s Good Neighbor award
A Fourth & Gill resident won the Diana Conn Good Neighbor of the Year Award Saturday at the city’s 2019 Neighborhood Conference.
Mayor Madeline Rogero presented the award to Katy Hawley …
Turner sets bar high at Knox Chamber
It seems inevitable that Terry Turner would become a businessman.
Like many Southern families in the 1950s and 1960s, his went to Ohio to find work. Shortly after he was born, …
Leadership tips from the CEO of Covenant Health
You know Covenant Health:
One million patients each year
10,000-plus employees
1,500 affiliated physicians
Nine acute-care hospitals
Specialized care at Thompson Cancer Network, Patricia Neal Rehabilitation Center and Peninsula Hospital
Meet the boss. Jim VanderSteeg has …
Bye Bye Becky: Ashe to retire at L&N
Principal Becky Ashe was sitting on the plaza of the L&N STEM Academy wearing goggles. Her head moved in response to the virtual reality she was experiencing. The University of …
Emerson Breeden gets Boy Scouts’ North Star
If you’re involved with an organization that’s doing good things for our community, chances are you know Emerson Breeden.
Breeden is the director of community relations for the Knoxville division of …