Burchett says ‘No Tax Increase’

By Mike Steely steelym@knoxfcous.com Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett is scheduled to release the county’s 2015-2016 Budget proposal this morning just as The Focus hits the streets. In a meeting Thursday the Focus learned a few things that will be in Burchett’s address...

Knoxville Focus for May 11, 2015

Seymour Volunteer Fire Department Graduates Volunteers To Serve Seymour’s Tri-County Community The Seymour Volunteer Fire Department has trained 15 new recruits to become interior firefighters. These men and women have devoted a combined total over 2,400 hours, which...

Affordable & Unique is more than a name

By Mike Steely steelym@knoxfcous.com Affordable & Unique Home Accents and MD Interiors is a new business in Powell TN. They are located in the same building at 1904 West Emory Rd. The businesses are owned by Teresa Harper, a 46-year-old Knoxville/Powell native....

Green Math and Science Magnet

Community Schools: Part 4 By Sally Absher sallyabsher@knoxfocus.com For our final segment on Community Schools, The Focus visited Green Magnet Academy and met with Community Resource Coordinator Destiny Glover.  Green is completing year two as a Community School....

Key Pittman of Nevada

By Ray Hill Colorful characters are as much a part of the old West as tumbleweeds.  Key Pittman was certainly a colorful character.  Pittman caused a stir by using his silver handled revolver to shoot out streetlights while on a drinking spree.  In fact, Key Pittman’s...

Trojans ends South-Doyle’s magical season

By Ken Lay All good things must come to an end. Thus was the case for South-Doyle’s boys soccer team Wednesday night when the Cherokees saw their magical season come to a halt with a 3-0 loss to Morristown West in the District 2-AAA Tournament semifinals at Billy K....