The Fountain City Business and Professional Association meeting is coming up on Wednesday, May the 11th . Meetings are held 2nd Wednesday of each month. Note: * Please plan to arrive by 11:45. * Lunch will be from 11:45-12:15 * Introductions begin promptly at 11:55 * RSVP is encouraged Speaker: State Representative Bill Dunn Topic: […]
Zoo Knoxville is excited to announce the birth of a critically endangered red wolf. The single male pup was born on Saturday, April 30th, to mother Saaron and father Sunny, both first-time parents. He is the first red wolf pup born at Zoo Knoxville in 23 years. Zoo staff are checking and weighing […]
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S SALE Default having been made in the terms, conditions, provisions and payments made and provided for in a Deed of Trust dated September 11, 2008, executed by Daniel R. Hodges, Single, to George V. Crawford, Jr., Trustee, and recorded in 20080912-0018262, and subject to an Assignment of Leases as Collateral […]
By Ralphine Major It is still one of the most celebrated holidays. The day our nation has set aside to honor mothers is appropriate for the month of May when springtime is at her best. The weather is warming, and flowers are blooming. As in years before, this season is also seeing its share of […]
By Sally Absher Knox County Schools Summer Transfer Window Now Open The KCS summer transfer window began Monday, May 2016 and concludes Wednesday, July 1, 2016 at 4 pm. The summer transfer window provides an opportunity for parents and/or legal guardians to request transfers for their students who meet at least one of the following […]
By Rosie Moore Did you ever get a chain letter? I did many years ago. I would read them out of curiosity then throw them away. The way my life was going as far as luck was concerned, no way was a letter going to change it! There are two types of chain letters. A […]
By Joe Rector Yes, I know that the world is filled with rules. We have plenty of guidelines that tell us what to do, how to do it, and when to do it. Many folks rebel when demands become too much or too harsh. I get that, but what I don’t understand is why so […]
By Dr. Jim Ferguson It was a momentous day for my friends and their entire family. Their son came home from war. He’s a naval aviator like my father seventy years ago, and had been deployed in the Persian Gulf for the last seven months. Our servicemen are exceptional people and they give me hope […]
By Alex Norman He’s become the main man on the Tennessee defense. Darrin Kirkland Jr. collected 66 tackles as a true freshman in 2015… and he’s just getting started. “Coming into year two I have more confidence and my teammates have more confidence in me so that’s the biggest thing from year 1-2,” said […]
Public invited to join celebration, learn about dementia-friendly initiatives The Purple Cities Alliance will hold Purple Cities Day on Wednesday, May 11, on Market Square in downtown Knoxville to raise dementia awareness in the community. Purple Cities Day is free and open to the public with attendees of all ages invited to wear […]