Wednesday | Farragut Press
3, at First Christian Church, 211 W. Fifth Ave. in Knoxville. Theme is 'Embracing human rights,' and speaker will be Theresa Venable, discussing her work as head librarian at Alex Haley Farm.
Wednesday Feb 1 | The Seymour Herald
By Joe King king@seymourherald.com Sevier County Deputy Skylar Carrol Seagle of Gatlinburg was charged with drunk driving in Knoxville during the early morning hours of Jan.
Wednesday Feb 1 | Clarksville Online
2nd Brigade Combat Team Strike Single Soldiers Retreat to the Great Smokey Mountains
Gatlinburg, TN - The life of a Soldier whose official status is single, can at times be difficult.
Wednesday Feb 1 | Knoxville News Sentinel
Greg Johnson: Good news, bad news for state's teachers' unions
While Penny Sutton was understandably exuberant last week over gains made by her organization, Professional Educators of Tennessee, another Sevier County teacher has every right to be downcast this week.
Sevier County deputy fired following DUI charge
Skylar Carrol Seagle is a Sevier County Sheriff's Office deputy who was fired on Monday, Jan.
Mountain challenge: Architect's contemporary design leads to distinctive custom home in Townsend
Special to the News Sentinel With such dramatic angles, this new home in Townsend is capturing the attention and curiosity of the neighbors.
Ole Smoky Tennessee Moonshine expanding to meet demand
In 2010, moonshine was finally legalized in the state of Tennessee. Since that time a few businesses have started producing and selling it.
Lee University Wind Ensemble Has Concert Wednesday
This concert will preview a concert the Wind Ensemble will be performing later in the week when they make their appearance at the East Tennessee Band and Orchestra Convention in Gatlinburg.
Pigeon Forge's new pie factory
Tania Beguinati holds several of her Key Lime pie on a stick items in her Blond Giraffe food products business in Pigeon Forge Wednesday, Jan.
Man charged with impersonating ranger for cabin rental discounts
A man was arraigned this week on charges he impersonated a National Park Service ranger to get discounts on East Tennessee cabin rentals.
15. through Feb. 29. 'Walk Don't Ride!' has been booked at 14 different venues in the Greater Knoxville area.
ATC offers wilderness first aid certification training Feb. 27-28
The public is welcome to take this training opportunity alongside Appalachian Trail Ridgerunners.
Frussie's Deli changes ownership, continues traditions
Frank Sinatra's music softly serenades customers at the reopened Frussie's Deli and Sandwich Shoppe on Moody Avenue in South Knoxville.
New distillery to open in Gatlinburg
Sevierville attorney and co-developer of the Ole Smoky Distillery Joe Baker said he and another partner bought the Legends Restaurant on the Gatlinburg downtown parkway and will distill different spirits there.
Redistricting brings changes to 8th District House seat
Both the state House and Senate have approved the new legislative district maps for the state, although there was a last-minute amendment that has required further housekeeping votes.
Report: "American Idol" Hopeful Amy Brumfield Has Criminal Past
American Idol hopeful Amy Brumfield , the 24-year-old singer from Gatlinburg, Tennessee who revealed on Wednesday's season 11 debut that she lives in a tent in the woods, has a significant criminal record and issues with alcohol, according to TMZ .
American Idol Scandal Already? Tent Girl Amy Brumfield Has a Rap Sheet
On last night's American Idol season premiere , Amy Brumfield impressed the judges with her voice and sad tale of being unemployed and living in a tent.
20 to Feb. 29. 'Walk Don't Ride!' has been booked at 14 different venues in the Greater Knoxville area, kicking off at First Baptist Church, 510 Main St.
Gold Crown Vacations Presents The South Midwest & Central States
Gold Crown Vacations offers premium travel and vacation packages at amazing affordable rates.
Harriman man indicted on first-degree murder charge
Anthony T. Richards, 27, was indicted on a first-degree murder charge in connection to the May 10, 2011 death of Derek Ogle.