9 hrs ago | Knoxville News Sentinel
The Department of Mathematics at University of Tennessee recognized Susan Mosteller, teacher at Karns High School, with its outstanding "Teacher of the Year" award.
Because everyone matters: St. John initiates campaign to connect with its community
As a congregation, St. John United Methodist Church in Maryville has sent disciples into Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic and Haiti, and they support the work of others in places like the Philippines and Latvia.
Rockin' the Docks expecting hundreds of boaters Saturday
Rescue divers in Loudon County will be on hand in case of any emergencies, and remind boaters to be safe.
Editorial: Report on growth in manufacturing jobs a positive sign
The Knoxville area received more good economic news recently when a report from the Brookings Institution took note of the metropolitan area's growth in manufacturing jobs.
5 children removed from house after meth lab found
Five children ranging in age from 2 to 8 were placed in state Department of Children's Services custody Wednesday after they were found in a trailer where a methamphetamine lab was located.
70 checkpoints to be used in Tennessee this weekend
The doors were locked Wednesday night at Scott County's only hospital, ending decades of service for some doctors, nurses and other staff.
Uncertain future: Philadelphia, Tenn., relying more and more on citizen volunteers
A sign greets motorists to Philadelphia, founded in 1820, on Pond Creek Road in Loudon County.
Commission mulls accepting subpar roads
Place an Ad Community Life Guidelines Announce An Engagement Announce A Wedding Announce An Anniversary Announce A New Arrival Announce A Birthday Announce A Birthday Obituaries Obituaries Archive Community Life Guidelines Announce An Engagement Announce A Wedding Announce An Anniversary Announce A New Arrival Announce A Birthday Announce A ... (more)
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.
Sinkhole repair to close lane on I-40 in Loudon County
The closure will be in place around the clock, and the work is estimated to take two to three days to complete.
Watch for lane closure on U.S. 25 in Caryville
Be alert for workers present and expect potential delays. n After 9 a.m. Monday in Loudon County, anticipate a right-lane closure on I-40 East near mile marker 367 as crews repair a sinkhole.
Place an Ad Community Life Guidelines Announce An Engagement Announce A Wedding Announce An Anniversary Announce A New Arrival Announce A Birthday Announce A Birthday Obituaries Obituaries Archive Community Life Guidelines Announce An Engagement Announce A Wedding Announce An Anniversary Announce A New Arrival Announce A Birthday Announce A ... (more)
Tractor accident severs Loudon County man's arm
No charges will be filed after seven-year-old Evlin J. Lewis, of Knoxville, died following a May 11 wreck in Oak Ridge, Police Chief Jim Akagi said.
Aeronautics program makes spirits soar
Thsi article was originally published in the Knoxville News Sentinel on July 29, 2004.
Sales looking up for Mother's Day
Place an Ad Community Life Guidelines Announce An Engagement Announce A Wedding Announce An Anniversary Announce A New Arrival Announce A Birthday Announce A Birthday Obituaries Obituaries Archive Community Life Guidelines Announce An Engagement Announce A Wedding Announce An Anniversary Announce A New Arrival Announce A Birthday Announce A ... (more)
It's about the new 'roundabout' in Farragut. The car that already occupies the center of the roundabout has the right of way, right? Before a car can enter the roundabout, I think they need to yield to the car that is already in the roundabout.
Study: Many Tennesseans can't afford doctor visits
A recent study shows a large percentage of Tennesseans didn't see a doctor over the last decade because they couldn't afford to.
Police filed charges against James Michael O'Brien, 58, a homeless man they say admitted to staying in a Knoxville apartment for six days with a dead man.
Knoxville police officer arrested on domestic assault charge
The religious leader and the mother of a Loudon County teen who died from cancer were found guilty Tuesday of misdemeanor child neglect.
Also on Topix