
The Knoxville Focus for April 16, 2018
School Budget Pandemonium By Focus Staff There was pandemonium at…
School Budget Pandemonium By Focus Staff There was pandemonium at a recent meeting of the Knox County Board of Education. Last…
April 15, 2018 • Read MoreBy Steve Hunley Lord have mercy! To read the editorial penned by Buzz Thomas in the Knoxville New Sentinel a week…
April 15, 2018 • Read MoreBy Mike Steely steelym@knoxfocus.com Twenty-six flights and more than 3,300 military veterans: the numbers backing the history of Knoxville’s Honor Air…
April 15, 2018 • Read MoreBy Ray Hill Clearly, one of the most important and powerful positions in the American system of government is Speaker of…
April 15, 2018 • Read MoreBy Ken Lay As a softball player at Hardin Valley Academy, Jayden Blosser has competed on the state’s biggest stage.…
April 15, 2018 • Read MoreBy Steve Williams It had been a rather quiet off-season on the local high school football coaching scene until about…
April 15, 2018 • Read MoreThe Knoxville Symphony Orchestra will perform a FREE, family-friendly concert on Market Square in downtown Knoxville on Thursday, May 10, 2018 at 7:30 p.m. Sponsored by Home Federal Bank, this… Read More
Nashville, Tenn. – Self-represented litigants in Knox County will soon be able to enjoy convenient access to valuable legal information and resources thanks to a grant provided by the Tennessee… Read More
Dance the night away, hunt for treasure, hike among the wildflowers, taste a slawburger, see the world’s largest Titanic ship built with Legos; and experience festivals celebrating culture, art and… Read More
When: 6 p.m. Thursday, April 19 Where: Lonsdale Community Center, 2700 Stonewall St. Who: Members of the Police Advisory & Review Committee will hold their quarterly meeting, which… Read More
April 28, 2018, 2-4 pm. Historic Ramsey House will honor women and how far they have come from the 18th century by hosting an educational program and afternoon tea. Participants… Read More
The League of Women Voters of Knoxville/Knox County and the Alpha Pi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc, are hosting a forum for at large county commission candidates.… Read More
By Mike Steely Should the city borrow $17.5 million through bonds or pay for the city’s ownership and conversion of street lights to LED bulbs? That was a question raised… Read More