Knoxville’s Veterans Day Parade will be held downtown today. Korean War veteran Everett Leroy Prough, 93, will serve as Grand Marshal in the parade which features the University of Tennessee …
Drive-In at the Midway movies return in October
The primary elections may be over, but the polls are open again for Drive-In at the Midway! The city of Knoxville and the Knox County Public Library are pleased to …
Road project will bring jobs to North Knoxville
Work starts this week on a $5.5 million road project that will open up underused land for commercial development along I-275 in North Knoxville.
Interstate visibility is prized by businesses like …
Russ Richard takes city’s employee of year award
A land surveyor instrumental in coordinating multiple components of capital projects has been named the city of Knoxville’s Employee of the Year.
Russ Richard, survey project manager for the Civil Engineering …
Lonsdale students celebrate new playground
Nevaeh Phelan is usually dizzy when she steps off of the “spinner,” a new piece of playground equipment at Lonsdale Elementary.
But the fifth-grader said she likes the apparatus – a …
Magnolia’s miracle mile
Dozer operators, start your engines!
After nearly a decade of discussion and design work, followed by public meetings, the city of Knoxville is finally ready to launch construction on the long-awaited …
Greenway connections are Hester’s goal
When Tim Hester came on board last year as city of Knoxville’s Parks and Greenways coordinator, he was presented with a plan, a 20-year “road map” of 13 projects to …
Knoxville wraps up strong 2017 with high hopes for new year
A city press release about economic growth in Knoxville during 2017 set us wondering what business leaders are seeing. We caught up with Dave Miller, president of First Tennessee’s East …