Honor Fountain City Day in the Park draws a crowd By Mike Steely Senior Writer steelym@knoxfocus.com Rainy weather did not harm the Honor Fountain City Day events last week, as hundreds of people attended the Memorial Day event. Vendors, displays, political candidates...
Henderson kicks off mayoral campaign By Ken Lay Betsy Henderson takes on tasks during difficult times. “I moved to Washington, D.C., on 9/11 to go to work for Congressman Duncan,” said Henderson, who kicked off her campaign for Knox County Mayor Tuesday night at...
Publisher’s Positions By Steve Hunley Tax And Spend City Mayor Indya Kincannon, mayor of Knoxville, has announced another half-penny increase on the sales tax inside the City of Knoxville. Kincannon is proposing to let the voters decide in a referendum this November....
Rusty Wallace Motorcycle Ride Benefits Isaiah 117 House By Jamie Schnell schnellj@knoxfocus.com On Saturday, May 17, the Rusty Wallace Family of Dealerships hosted a fundraising event for Isaiah 117 House at Rusty Wallace Honda at 109 Callahan Drive in Knoxville. The...
Making a New Senator By Ray Hill Estes Kefauver, Tennessee’s senior United States senator, was having a bad day on Thursday, August 8, 1963. Kefauver was in the midst of the rough and tumble of debate while the Senate considered an appropriation bill for NASA. The...
New veterans park now open By Mike Steely Senior Writer steelym@knoxfocus.com The new French Broad Veterans Memorial Park overlooking the East Tennessee Veterans Cemetery will “help to tell the story of service and sacrifice,” according to Legacy Parks Director Carol...
Gibbs wins three close ones for 12th state title By Steve Williams Only once in four games did Gibbs High’s softball team trail in this year’s TSSAA Class 3A state tournament. But Coach Carol Mitchell’s Lady Eagles also had three opponents breathing down their...
Knox County Republicans host town hall By Ken Lay The Knox County Republican Party invited its voters to West Knoxville to express their concerns to their state legislators last week. The town hall meeting took place at the Bearden Banquet Hall Wednesday night and was...
Publisher’s Positions By Steve Hunley According To Sentinel, The City Can Do No Wrong The Knoxville News Sentinel is now whining about the $60 million “pedestrian” bridge along South Knoxville’s waterfront as it tries to wail about waste and overspending in...
New memory care community opens in Hardin Valley By Jamie Schnell schnellj@knoxfocus.com The grand opening ceremony for The Lantern at Morning Pointe Alzheimer’s Center of Excellence, Hardin Valley, took place on May 15 at 2433 Reagan Road on the serene grounds of...
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