Judge Chuck Cerny seeking re-election

By Jamie Schnell schnellj@knoxfocus.com Knox County Judge Chuck Cerny is campaigning for re-election to his General Sessions Division 1 seat. Cerny, a Republican, can certainly boast of experience on the bench. Elected as a judge in 1998, Chuck Cerny has been serving...

How to get a neighborhood sign    

By Mike Steely Senior Writer steelym@knoxfocus.com There are more than 120 neighborhoods in Knoxville and each one wants some type of recognition. One of the most visible ways to welcome visitors and brag about the community is a neighborhood sign or two. The process...

KCS: TCAP scores show improvement in ELA, Math

~ from Knox County Schools  Knox County Schools saw growth in English Language Arts (ELA) and math scores according to TCAP scores released this week, even as the effects of the pandemic remain evident. The latest round of scores reflects Spring 2022 and Fall 2021...

Knoxville Sunflower Celebration set for Saturday

~ from Legacy Parks Thousands of blooming sunflowers will be showcased at Forks of the River Wildlife Management Area during the fifth-annual Knoxville Sunflower Celebration Saturday, July 9th from 9 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, who owns...

Officer-involved Shooting

Contact: Kimberly Glenn, Communications Director At approximately 10:57 pm on July 5, 2022, Officers were on a call in the 8200 block of Brickyard Road in Powell. As Officers were outside the residence, a large pit bull came around the trailer attacking Officer Lydia...

Young-Williams Animal Center: Post July 4 pet tips

~ from Young-Williams Animal Center  What to do if you’ve lost or found a pet. More pets go missing on July Fourth than any other day of the year. Young-Williams Animal Center often experiences increased intake in the days after the holiday. We can help if your pet...