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Due to the Knox County Health Department’s safer-at-home order to stymie the spread of COVID-19, Young-Williams Animal Center will temporarily pause public spay/neuter services and offer a modified adoption process. The safer-at-home order, which goes into effect Tuesday, March 24,

The KSO has decided that attempting the live radio broadcast this week on WUOT FM 91.9 will not be possible, so the KSO will not be performing its Moxley Carmichael Masterworks performances on March 19-20. For those with purchased tickets,

UPDATE: This performance has now been canceled. The upcoming Moxley Carmichael Masterworks performance, “A SHIFT Festival Send-Off,” will be live broadcast Thursday, March 19, at 7:30 p.m. on WUOT 91.9 FM. Listeners can access the concert by tuning to 91.9

Two monuments to be dedicated for fallen and all alumni who served Fulton High School alumni will host a ceremony March 28, the eve of Vietnam Veterans Day, to dedicate a monument for classmates who died in the Vietnam War.

South College School of Pharmacy graduates have either surpassed or are on par with the national averages in first-time pass rates for the licensure and jurisprudence exams. The School of Pharmacy also fared at the top for first-time pass rates

First-of-its-kind Green Invest agreement will support 212 MW of new solar generation for KUB customers At its meeting today, KUB’s Board of Commissioners approved a new 20-year power supply agreement with TVA that provides long-term cost stability for KUB customers,

Dental Assisting program in Nashville accredited at highest available level The Dental Assisting program at South College Nashville has earned elevated accreditation status through a thorough vetting process by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA). The certificate in Dental Assisting

A project by The Christman Company, The University of Tennessee Student Union, has earned a 2020 Keep Knoxville Beautiful Orchids Award in the new architecture category. Award winners were announced at a ceremony Feb. 25. Officially opened in 2019, the

Developers have started construction on a combined 420 new residential units in Downtown Knoxville, signaling continued housing demand within the central business district, which is a 0.67-square-mile area in the city’s core. The new rental and purchase options will push

The Trust Company of Tennessee has hired Teri Rector as a customer service representative at the firm’s Knoxville headquarters. Founded in 1987 and with offices in Chattanooga, Knoxville and the Tri-Cities, The Trust Company of Tennessee currently has more than