Grow Your Own Initiative

By Elaine Thomas   At the Howard Baker Center, the seeds for growing the numbers of those in the education profession were planted on Monday.   KCS Superintendent Bob Thomas, Tennessee Education Commissioner Penny Schwann, Dean of the UTK College of...

Knox County Schools To Host Recruitment Fair

9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, March 7 Central High School, 5321 Jacksboro Pike   On March 7, Knox County Schools will host a Recruitment Fair from 9 a.m. to noon. In addition to teachers, the district is recruiting outstanding candidates in school security, food...

Game On Against Cancer is Friday, March 6

WHAT: More than a dozen local celebrities will gather this the 8th Annual Game On Against Cancer benefiting Thompson Cancer Survival Center. The annual fundraiser features games, music, food, beverages, and a silent auction benefits local cancer patients in need....

What does Pro Bono mean?

By Jedidiah McKeehan From time to time I will have someone contact me and ask me if I am willing to represent them on a pro bono basis, and usually they are kind of a jerk about it.  They act like it would be a privilege to represent them on a pro bono basis. ...

Traveling Emory Road Two Centuries Ago

  By Mike Steely You may travel Emory Road occasionally or every day. It stretches from Rutledge Pike across north Knox County all the way to Pellissippi Parkway. The route is now a modern county route but the story of the historic route began more than 250 years...

The Robins are Here!

Spring’s Around the Corner! By Ralphine Major It was in early February when we first noticed them.  On a cold Sunday morning, there was lots of chirping coming from the field that was once our orchard.  It was covered with the little birds most often identified by...