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Shopper Blog: Family's custom screen-printing business will 'help you show it off'
POWELL Family's custom screen-printing business will 'help you show it off' Al Lesar, Shopper News As an entrepreneur, Julia Cate learned a valuable lesson: Don’t be afraid to invest in yourself. ...
Tusculum University students start first day of classes
GREENEVILLE, Tenn. (WJHL) – Students at Tusculum University started their first day of classes on Monday. Over 1,100 students enrolled in the university this year with 300 new students. Dr. Scott Hummel, President of Tusculum University, told News Channel 11 the university welcomed new students with team-building events and activities. “They’re immediately greeted by people […]
Wynn connects with Dunn for Pioneer victory over South Greene
David Crockett has one of its most talented classes of football players coming up. A year after dropping a decision to South Greene rather handily, the David Crockett football team appeared destined for a repeat. But it turned out that a comeback victory by the Pioneers was a Dunn deal.
Oak Ridge football action underway
The Oak Ridge High School Wildcats football team played the Jefferson County Patriots on Friday, Aug. 23. The Wildcats played a good game, but lost by a score of 34-31. Oak Ridge next plays at Powell at 7 p.m. Sept. 6. The first conference game of the season will be at home against Karns at 7 p.m. Sept. 13. This article originally appeared on Oakridger: Oak Ridge football action underway
KPD issues over 500 citations during enhanced school zone patrol
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The Knoxville Police Department said it issued 516 citations during enhanced school zone traffic enforcement. Officers conducted enhanced enforcement in active school zones throughout Knoxville from Aug. 8 through Aug. 23, according to KPD. The first day of school for Knox County students was Aug. 8.
CertifyIt: Jobs program for healthcare workers
The Mason Center for Healthcare Education has launched CertifyIt, a new podcast to help those who want to work in healthcare or those already in the field who want certifications to move up. The Mason Center opened in 2023 (Knox TN Today story here). And it’s absolutely a great idea....
Fine Dining Returns to the Neighborhood
Bistro by the Tracks Bearden brings updated sophistication to the old Orangery building. Everyone comes in with fond memories of The Orangery,” says Bistro by the Tracks Bearden General Manager Will Oakes. “We think we’ve taken this beloved spot to its next progression.”. Owned by local restauranter...
Celebrate National Dog Day in Kingsport: A Perfect Day for You and Your Pup
Celebrate National Dog Day in Kingsport: A Perfect Day for You and Your Pup. National Dog Day is the ultimate excuse to pamper your furry friend with a day full of fun, food, and fresh air. Kingsport, with its welcoming atmosphere and variety of dog-friendly spots, is the ideal place to celebrate. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, here’s your guide to a paw-some day in Kingsport.
Fourth grade Maryville native makes national stage for waterskiing
MARYVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Football season starts this Saturday, but waterskiing is one sport season that is ending because summer is also. This summer, fourth grader Riley Fillmore made the podium on the national stage in the sport. “It was super fun because I’ve never placed and got on the...
ESPN's FPI predicts the outcome of every game on Tennessee's 2024 schedule
Tennessee is now less than 1 week away from kicking off the 2024 season against Chattanooga. ESPN’s Football Power Index (FPI) has updated its win probability projections for all 12 of Tennessee’s regular-season games. The Vols’ 2024 slate includes 8 SEC contests as well as nonconference matchups against Chattanooga, NC State, Kent State and UTEP.
GOP leaders promise punitive tax move if Memphis passes gun restrictions; state moves to block them
Tennessee’s House and Senate speakers are threatening to punish Memphis by cutting its share of sales tax revenue – more than $75 million – if the city puts referendums on the November ballot restricting weapons, a move likely to force Memphis to sue the state. Continuing a feud with the Democratic-controlled Bluff City, Republican leaders, […]
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