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Knoxville-based public relations firm Moxley Carmichael recently donated 20 copies of “The Final Season: The Perseverance of Pat Summitt” to Knox County Public Library. The inspirational account of Pat Summitt’s last season as head coach of the Lady Vols was

Award-winning broadcaster and communications professional Pam Rhoades has joined Moxley Carmichael as digital storyteller. The newly created position entails identifying stories to tell on behalf of Moxley Carmichael and the firm’s clients and effectively sharing these stories with traditional, digital

Communications professional Savanna Howie has joined Moxley Carmichael as an account executive. Howie previously served as an account executive with The Andrews Agency in Nashville, Tennessee, where she represented clients in restaurant, economic development, building construction, nonprofit and other industries.

Katrina Roberts, former creative director for The Daily Beacon, the campus newspaper serving the University of Tennessee-Knoxville, has joined Moxley Carmichael as graphic and digital media designer. Roberts came to Moxley Carmichael in December 2015 as a graphic design intern

CAC Beardsley Community Farm, OliBea and Moxley Carmichael are partnering for the 5th annual Solstice Supper, a farm-to-table event to benefit the urban community farm.

The Big Ears Festival will end with a bang at Inuksuit, a performance featuring the festival’s 2016 Composer-in-Residence John Luther Adams and 99 other percussionists, on Sunday, April 3, in Mead’s Quarry at Ijams Nature Center.

Moxley Carmichael, a leading East Tennessee public relations firm, has promoted Amanda Shell Jennings to senior account executive and appointed her to the firm’s executive team.

Junior Achievement of East Tennessee has named its East Tennessee Business Hall of Fame laureates for 2015: Amy Miles, Edward V. Pershing and Mintha Roach.

Knoxville author Michelle Ironside Henry has penned “My Anchor Holds,” an inspirational account of her battle against Stage IV colorectal cancer.

The Knoxville Symphony Orchestra presents the 28th Annual Clayton Holiday Concert on December 19, 20 & 21 at the Knoxville Civic Auditorium. Maestro Lucas Richman conducts the Orchestra and special guests for “An Olde English Christmas.” Children’s tickets are available at just $8.00. There are four performances: Friday, Dec. 19 & Saturday, Dec. 20 at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. 20 and Sunday, Dec. 21 at 3:00 p.m. These concerts are sponsored by Clayton Homes, Clayton Volvo and Clayton Bank & Trust.