Consumer spending is up, the real estate market is booming and life is slowly inching back to normal. At the same time, many local businesses are perpetually short-handed and others …
2021 Intro to Farragut class is largest ever
If you spend any time on social media, you know there’s no shortage of criticism of local government from folks who have never attended a public meeting or communicated directly …
Town staff holds golf tournament for coworker
Lena Ward loves God, loves to cook and enjoys getting out and enjoying life. She also has stage 4 cancer.
David Ward is her husband of 21 years. He has been …
Survey results will help decide future parks projects
As the Farragut Insider, I get to write about a lot of fun and interesting things. But this is the first time I’ve been asked to write a thank you …
Sue Stuhl celebrates 30 years at Farragut
The Town of Farragut looked very different when Parks and Recreation Director Sue Stuhl joined the staff in September 1991. There were just two parks – Anchor Park and Mayor …
Michelle Pence: Farragut’s HR manager
Moving to the Farragut area has had a couple of major benefits for Michelle Pence. One is that she no longer has to drive to Farragut from Crossville four days …
Startup class aids new businesses
“Aggressively business friendly.” Farragut hasn’t always been described this way, but that’s how Farragut Business Liaison Trevor Hobbs sees it.
Hobbs is making it his mission to connect with current business …
Concerts provide ‘normalcy’ in uncertain times
Shandy Dixon wasn’t thinking about live music when she began brainstorming with her friend Amy Boling about hosting an outdoor event for the community. Her initial idea, she says, was …