Larry Click literally grew up in a funeral home. His parents, Glenn and Polly Click, had an apartment below their Lenoir City funeral home. His dad was surprised when Larry …
Building a gateway to Farragut
My family’s go-to beach spot is the 30A area in the Florida Panhandle. It takes a day of driving to get there, but when we reach the impossibly tall bridge …
Farragut Rotary goes to the dogs
You might say that the Rotary Club of Farragut “went to the dogs” yesterday!
Well, sorta. The club had to move its May 15 meeting from its normal home at Fox …
New budget spells out Farragut’s priorities
If you live in Farragut and don’t know about the many projects being undertaken by the town, you’ve watched too much “Game of Thrones.” These are big projects that have …
Town of Farragut wants ‘healthy, happy’ businesses
(Guest column by Trevor Hobbs, assistant to the Farragut town administrator)
Can you believe Farragut will celebrate its 40th anniversary in January 2020? Farragut has come a long way since its …
Farragut staff stays lean by working harder, smarter
Town of Farragut Codes Officer/Commercial Plans Examiner John Householder is retiring after 22 years of service, so his co-workers gathered last week to wish him well. He’s one of only …
Farragut moves quickly on ch-ch-changes to building code
Change is hard. Just ask David Bowie. But change can also be good, even if it requires some adjustment.
The town of Farragut plans to join the city of Knoxville in …
Making Anchor Park accessible to all
Parks are a big deal in Farragut. This is a fitness-oriented community that values recreation opportunities and connectivity, so there are often multiple park and greenway projects going on at …