05/08/17
RSVP Today: Spring Fashion Show & Silent Auction for Volunteer Republican Women’s Club is...
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Raleigh Wynn and race relations
Fifty-two years ago, we were running a little short of umpires in the Powell Little League. I had caused the problem by assisting previous umpires as they learned the strike zone and pondered the puzzle of whether my running...
Read MorePolite suggestion for the boss
Soft, polite suggestion for new athletics director John Currie: Please consider an honors program and a pat on the back for the football Volunteers of 50 years ago. Do a bunch of us a small favor. Bring back the 1967 team for a...
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May 8, 2017
Powell Business & Professional Association will meet noon Tuesday, May 9, at Jubilee Banquet...
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May 7, 2017
Today, Sunday, May 7, 1-4 p.m. Heska Amuna Synagogue will be buzzing with outdoor-related...
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Knox Notes
AMBC (Appalachian Mountain Bike Club) will hold its final regular workday of the season 9 a.m. to...
Read MoreAlvin’s guy finds home in Halls
Dan Collins worked for Alvin Frye for 23 years. “I started in 1994 at Black Oak Amoco,” he said. “Then we went to Fountain City Exxon.” When Frye unexpectedly closed the service station at the corner of Broadway and Essary Road...
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Let’s Move! event set for Saturday, May 6, has been cancelled because of weather. Rain is...
Read MoreLessons from the past
“Roots of Wisdom: Native Knowledge. Shared Science.” opens at the Farragut Museum on Thursday, May 25. The exhibit is one of the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibitions and focuses on local ecosystems that face serious...
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May 5, 2017
AMBC (Appalachian Mountain Bike Club) will hold its final regular workday of the season 9...
Read MoreLittle guy for big guy
Glenn Jacobs has been endorsed by Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul. Jacobs is a candidate for Knox County mayor in 2018. In a press release today, Jacobs says, “I’m extremely proud to be endorsed by Sen. Rand Paul, the most conservative...
Read MoreAslan boosts awesome entrance to Fort Dickerson
While the federal government is still quibbling over building one wall, the city of Knoxville just cut the ribbon on two walls welcoming people to a South Knoxville landmark. Mayor Madeline Rogero led the official ribbon-cutting...
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