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New Dollar General Market opens on Blair Road in Oliver Springs
Dollar General has announced the opening of its new DG Market at 1645 Blair Road in Oliver Springs. The new DG Market store format features an expanded selection of fresh meats, fruits and vegetables, as well as the same categories, brands and products Dollar General carried by the other DG stores.
Oak Ridge manhunt ends with capture of slaying suspect
Wanted Juan Carlos Diaz Perez has been taken into custody. He was located and arrested near the Oak Ridge Quarry by the U.S. Marshals Smokey Mountain Fugitive Task Force. Diaz Perez is being transported back to Knoxville. The Oak Ridger will update this story as more information becomes available. ...
Knoxville widow one step closer to new home after tree split her house in half
A widow whose Knoxville house was destroyed last summer is one step closer to getting a new home. Papers were just signed to begin the demolition and to hire a contractor to build on the property she owns.
Heupel Excited to See ‘Dynamic’ Abilities From Chris Brazzell During First Tennessee Fall Training Camp
Tennessee added a highly-touted wide receiver through the transfer portal this offseason with former Tulane receiver Chris Brazzell II. As Josh Heupel says, Brazzell is a “dynamic playmaker” with a bevy of talents that he can bring to the table to help the Vols’ passing game in their first season with Nico Iamaleava behind center full-time.
Top 5 Worst Tennessee Basketball Coaching Hires & Scandals Revealed
Basketball has a rich history with successful seasons under great coaches, but also faced challenges with less successful coaching hires. The program's coaching record stands at 1,814-1,127 (.617) over 21 coaches since 1908. Despite past struggles, the current coach, Rick Barnes, has led the team to recent success, reaching the Elite Eight in the 2023-2024 season. Who were the five worst coaching hires in Tennessee basketball history? Let's explore.
KPD using drones to better survey crash sites, find people in remote areas and more
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The Knoxville Police Department said it uses nine drones for crime scene documentation, traffic monitoring, locating suspects who flee and more. Using drone technology has made the department more efficient in some cases, said Michael Tucker, KPD's drone team leader. "It's certainly a force multiplier," he...
Shopper Blog: Low-profile Design Center has high impact on Knoxville area
Low-profile Design Center has high impact on Knoxville area. A Christian maxim tells us not to “let your left hand know what your right hand is doing” while engaging in charitable causes. In a similar spirit, one of the most influential charities in East Tennessee operates right under our noses.
Rocky Top Romance | Recent graduates get engaged on UT's campus popping the big question on The Rock
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Congratulations were in order after one Knoxville couple got engaged on the University of Tennessee campus. Lots of things have been seen on The Rock, from announcements to celebrations of national championships. This time, it came with a proposal. Jacob and Jordan have been officially engaged after the big question was painted on the UT landmark on Friday.
Program-record 17 Tennessee swimmers headed to 2024 Olympics
The 2024 Olympics are days away from commencing and there will be no shortage of Volunteers in Paris with a program-record 17 current and former members of the Tennessee Swimming and Diving program representing a dozen different nations.
UTRF’s First Issued Patent
Did you know that UTRF’s very first issued patent, for the Liquid Level Indicator, dates back to 1938? This groundbreaking invention, tis a device used for measuring the relative humidity of a gas, paved the way for countless advancements in atmospheric science and beyond. This groundbreaking invention, a device...
Teen grazed by bullet in Knoxville shooting, police say
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - The Knoxville Police Department is investigating after a teen was grazed by a bullet in a shooting Sunday night, according to Communications Manager Scott Erland. The shooting happened around 8 p.m. on Cornelia Cartwright Avenue, Erland said. Officers reportedly found shell casings in the street. Officers...
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