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Turtle's draft preview -- Kyle Serrano
The last two drafts, the Reds have shown they're not shy about going after high school pitchers with upside, selecting California RHP Robert Stephenson and Florida RHP Nick Travieso Another high ceiling high school righty could attract Cincinnati at pick No.
Chavanne named finalist for college's best softball player
File photo: Tennessee junior Raven Chavanne has helped the Lady Vols reach the Women's College World Series this week in Oklahoma City.
More horses seized from Knox County farm, owners facing charges
Six horses were taken from a horse farm in East Knox County Wednesday. It's a place authorities have been in the past.
Video: One good thing -- Vanderbilt
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UT Vice Chancellor Tim Rogers to retire, provost will take over
The University of Tennessee will announce the retirement of its vice chancellor for student life this afternoon, a week after the News Sentinel reported that Tim Rogers had informed his staff that he would step down, according to UT officials.
The McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture at the University of Tennessee will host an exhibit beginning May 25 and running through August 18.
Stone to bring considerable talents to Playhouse
Singer/songwriter/musician Mike Stone brings his unique blend of pop, soft rock and folk music to the Cumberland County Playhouse Mainstage on May 29, in a concert featuring his new music videos.
Harper to Offer 2013 Carbon Fiber R&D Works
Harper International, a provider of thermal processing solutions for advanced materials, will host a Carbon Fiber R&D workshop in Buffalo, N.Y., July 25-26. The goal of the event is to connect peers in the carbon fiber research space from around the world for an opportunity to network and share insights on material and process technology ... (more)
Thomas Edison once remarked that he had never perfected an invention that didn't serve the public.
UT seeks to build new laboratory on historic properties
The U.S. House has passed legislation that would put a two-year moratorium on an Army Corps of Engineers plan to erect barriers to prevent people from fishing below dams on the Cumberland River.
New street named for former educator, KCDC leader Juanita Cannon
A new street to be built by the city of Knoxville is being named for Juanita Cannon, a retired longtime educator who later chaired the board of directors of Knoxville's Community Development Corp.
State gives Ut Ok to buy, demolish three historic homes
The state granted the University of Tennessee approval Monday to purchase and demolish three historic Queen Anne-style Victorians on White Avenue as part of the school's plan for a science building.
Beetles enlisted to help protect Smokies hemlocks
At the eastern end of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, not far from Cosby, are three 25-foot-tall hemlock trees enveloped in nylon that appear out of nowhere like circus tents in the middle of the forest.
City announces group to explore cultural options for World's Fair Park
Mayor Madeline Rogero announced today the city is exploring a partnership with the University of Tennessee that could include a culture center at the iconic site of the 1982 fair.
Thorne is 'Pro-business and proud of it'
Editor's Blog , posted by Jeb Bing, editor of the Pleasanton Weekly, 10 hours ago Jeb Bing is a member of PleasantonWeekly.com With those words not heard from a Pleasanton mayor since Ken Mercer in the 1980s, Mayor Jerry Thorne spelled out his views and governing strategy to loud applause at a meeting last Friday of local Realtors and real ... (more)
Museum in Knoxville to host 'Birds in Art' exhibit
A new museum exhibit at the University of Tennessee that is scheduled to be unveiled later this month will celebrate the timeless appeal of birds.
Fescue Grass Toxicity in Broodmares
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Engagement: Hailey Holland & Braden Anderson
Cyndi Stone Holland of Mount Juliet and Mr. Ken Holland of Old Hickory, TN announce the engagement of their daughter, Hailey Allyse Holland, to Braden Craig Anderson, son of Jeff and Donna Anderson of Old Hickory, TN.
Sorority woes: Setbacks delay UT house's opening
Construction of the Alpha Omicron Pi house, pictured on Friday at the University of Tennessee's Sorority Village, is dragging on due to the bankruptcy of its contractor and subsequent legal entanglements.
UT to offer summer reading tutoring, books
Third-, fourth- and fifth-graders struggling to read can beef up their skills this summer before they head to back to school, thanks to the University of Tennessee.