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Pam Strickland: Transferred Lenoir City teacher did his job
Lenoir City High School teacher James Yoakley was transferred to Lenoir City Middle School last week, a move that removed him from his educationally sound performance in his six years as yearbook and newspaper advisor to high school students.
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The Department of Mathematics at University of Tennessee recognized Susan Mosteller, teacher at Karns High School, with its outstanding "Teacher of the Year" award.
New employees hired and/or promoted at Hardee's
J&S Restaurants Inc. announced the addition and promotion of several key employees, said Julia Scoggins, president.
Lenoir City Arts and Crafts Fest grew from homemade goodies and clothes-pinned art
Artisans today bring a broad range of crafts and products to the Lenoir City Arts and Crafts Festival.
Knoxville company's products help protect plants from pests
Did you know many of the products you use every day are made here in Tennessee? Kristin Farley shows you these products in her Made in Tennessee reports.
Arrest may not affect Jeff Ownby's seat on Knox County Commission
The attorney for Knox County Commissioner Jeff Ownby says his client will plead not guilty after he was arrested Thursday on an indecent exposure charge.
Lenoir City teacher in yearbook controversy transferred
The Lenoir City High School teacher in charge of supervising the school newspaper and yearbook has been transferred to another position following several controversial incidents.
District Attorney General Randy Nichols endorses school budget request
A chancery court judge ruled Thursday that Shelley Breeding is not a Knox County resident and therefore cannot run for office in the county.
Knoxville teens charged in robbery attempt with 1 wounded
Five people are facing charges after undercover agents busted a suspected meth lab Wednesday night at a Lenoir City home with five children inside.
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Josh Flory: Classic car part of Rarity legal dispute
It's no surprise that waterfront lots and spacious fairways are in play during the legal tug-of-war between the developers of Rarity Pointe, the upscale residential community in Lenoir City.
Lenoir City clears accreditation hurdle
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Scott McNutt's Snark Bites: Community recoils in horror at possible differences among people
Residents of Lenoir City recently expressed astonishment after a high school yearbook article titled "It's OK to Be Gay" revealed that there are such things as nonheterosexual people.
Dad blames mom for toddler's starvation death
The father of a toddler who starved to death earlier this month pins the blame on the mother, who he said "takes pain pills and has lupus," a Roane County Sheriff's Office incident report indicates.
East Tennessee company's secret recipe becomes Southern staple
Did you know many of the products you use every day are made here in Tennessee? Kristin Farley shows you these products in her Made in Tennessee reports.
Philanthropy report, May 20, 2012
Proceeds will go to area youth organizations. Advance registration is requested by calling Josh Plane, 865-805-8781 or e-mail littlemantag@yahoo.com . nKnoxville Inner City Kids Outreach invites the community to play in a Bunco tournament, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, June 9, at Park West Church, 2007 Middlebrook Pike.
Shaver one of nation's 120 U.S. Ski Team pool physicians
A sports medicine physician from Farragut is in special company nationally, sharing an important task while involved in a sport he describes as 'my passion.' Dr.