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The Clarence Brown Theatre and the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra are collaborating on a production of Leonard Bernstein’s acclaimed operetta, Candide, to open Friday, Aug. 31, with previews beginning Aug. 29. The production is made possible by a generous grant from

The Knoxville Utilities Board (KUB) Board of Commissioners has selected Gabriel “Gabe” Bolas II, Senior Vice President and Chief Engineer, to be the seventh President and CEO of the agency that serves more than 457,000 customers in Knoxville and parts

NEW YORK, August 15, 2018 – Inc. magazine today revealed that Priority Ambulance is No. 521 on its 37th annual Inc. 5000, the most prestigious ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. The list represents a unique look at the

Harry Herrmann, who has more than 30 years of experience in the healthcare industry, has been hired as the chief information officer (CIO) for Summit Strategic Solutions and will oversee information technology services and solutions for the company’s clients. Based

Caris Healthcare earned the SHPBest Superior Performer award for the high quality of its hospice care in Tennessee. The recently announced SHPBest awards are part of Strategic Healthcare Programs (SHP), which provides health care data analytics and benchmarking for organizations

Cindy Jacquemin has returned to Caris Healthcare as vice president of patient care after working in a leadership role at a hospice care facility in Florida, where she oversaw operations and hands-on care of patients. Jacquemin has dedicated her 28-year

The Tranzonic Companies has hired Brian Rhoades as its vice president of operations at the national manufacturing and distribution firm’s facility in West Knoxville. Based in Cleveland, Ohio, The Tranzonic Companies has been in business for more than 90 years

A total of 1,270 children happily walked away with new tennis shoes, and a record 6,400 people attended the 16th annual “Shoes for School” event Saturday, Aug. 4, presented by the Knoxville Area Urban League and sponsored by Covenant Health.

The Bijou Theatre, Knoxville’s oldest and most infamous entertainment venue, paid off its longstanding mortgage note, at last closing the book on the theater’s in-the-red status. “It’s been a long road to ‘Save the Bijou,’” said Courtney Bergmeier, director of

AUBO Robotics, which develops lightweight robots for industrial use, has opened a research and development facility at Cherokee Farm Innovation Campus in Knoxville. AUBO Robotics opened in Knoxville in 2014 as Smokie Robotics and was formerly located at the University