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Dining Duo goes to Sonny’s Original Southern Pub
The Dining Duo tried the new Sonny’s Original Southern Pub, 2613 Adair Drive, at the former Sam & Andy’s location in Fountain City. The grand opening ribbon cutting was Wednesday and owner Michael McClain who greeted us today (9/22/24) said Wednesday was an exciting, well-attended day. The inside...
Self-guiding robots are making athletic field preparation easier
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - One company is finding ways to revolutionize sports fields preparation. Through their robots, Turf Tanks can cut down the time it takes to paint lines, numbers and any other marks a field would need for gameday. Bearden High School is one of the schools in East...
Campus Investments Support Research, Growth and Student Experience
Projects to support research and experiential learning, accommodate growth and enhance the student experience are moving forward at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Students, faculty, staff and visitors on campus will see several construction projects nearing completion and others getting underway this fall. “These campus investments are critical pieces to...
Uber to start offering self-driving cars
Uber and Cruise LLC, a self-driving car startup owned by General Motors, have announced a partnership in which Cruise will provide Chevy Bolt self-driving vehicles to the ridesharing giant beginning next year, per a release from Cruise.
A nice evening for some football
A great looking evening to welcome back Friday night football across the Tennessee valley! Mostly clear conditions this evening with temperatures falling into the lower 60s overnight. Saturday and Sunday, despite not being very humid, will still be hot. High temperatures will rise to the low and mid-90s. We'll keep...
Tennessee Second Year Linebackers Draw Praise From Defensive Veteran
With significant turnover happening in the linebacker room over the offseason, opportunity abounds heading into the season. Among the biggest changes was the departure of assistant coach Brian Jean-Mary, setting up the arrival of former Washington assistant coach William Inge to lead Tennessee’s linebackers. Inge helped lead Washington to the National Championship last season and has seamlessly found his way in Knoxville since his arrival. Tennessee’s players have raved about Inge over the offseason, highlighting his player-led mentality as an empowering aspect of his room.
WATCH: Tim Banks, Tennessee Defensive Players Speak to the Media on Friday
Tennessee defensive coordinator Tim Banks met with the media on Friday as the Vols quickly approach the one-week countdown to kickoff. The Vols are about to move into a game-week schedule with the UT Chattanooga game on the horizon, but the team is still practicing while players also balance their first week of classes this week.
Tennessee basketball announces nonconference schedule, including Louisville, Illinois
Tennessee basketball plays six power-conference games with road games at Illinois and Louisville as part of its nonconference schedule for the 2024-25 season. UT announced its 13-game nonconference slate Friday, which begins with a Nov. 4 opener against Gardner-Webb and finishes with a Dec. 31 matchup with Norfolk State. Tennessee has a three-game stretch...
Tennessee Rowing Joins SEC: New Challenges and Record-Breaking Season Ahead
The Southeastern Conference (SEC) has approved rowing as its 22nd sport, starting in the 2024-25 season. This unanimous decision marks a significant development in collegiate athletics, enhancing opportunities for rowing programs like Tennessee and Alabama, which previously competed in the Big 12. The inaugural SEC Rowing Championship is scheduled for May 2025, with participating institutions including Tennessee, Alabama, Oklahoma, and Texas. SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey emphasized the importance of this move for the growth of rowing in the region. Head coach Kim Cupini expressed excitement about elevating Tennessee's rowing program to the SEC level.
Stories of Technology, Innovation, & Entrepreneurship in the Southeast
It was a celebration of another milestone in Oak Ridge’s environmental cleanup. Crews have finished excavation of all the contaminated soil at the former K-25 Site. The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management (OREM) and its contractor United Cleanup Oak Ridge (UCOR) completed another key milestone in one of the nation’s largest environmental cleanup projects.
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