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South College Nashville now offers three bachelor’s degree programs in health science, including pre-physical therapy and pre-physician assistant tracks, that prepare graduates for two of the fastest-growing careers in the health care industry. In Tennessee between 2014 and 2024, physical

Hundreds of dogs and their human companions will stroll through downtown Knoxville on Saturday, March 3, during the 11th annual Mardi Growl to benefit Young-Williams Animal Center. Mardi Growl 2018, presented by Old City Wine Bar, features a pet-friendly parade

Tim Purcell is a lifelong distance runner, a senior director of strategy at Pilot Flying J, husband and father. This time last year, he had no indication that he’d also become a survivor, following quadruple bypass heart surgery in July

The top 10 drawings from U.S. Cellular’s Third Annual Black History Month Art Competition with Boys & Girls Clubs of the Tennessee Valley are now on display in area retail stores. Local community members are encouraged to visit select local

University Eye Specialists will cut the ribbon to officially open its new Hardin Valley office on Tuesday, Feb. 20, at 2 p.m. The new office, which opened to the public on Feb. 7, is located at 2547 Willow Point Way,

Gerdau’s Knoxville mill has named heavy equipment operator David Moore as Employee of the Year for 2017. Moore was recognized because of his willingness to help and commitment to his coworkers. He was nominated by fellow employees at the Knoxville

Space inside facility offers ideal meeting space downtown The Henley Meeting Room, located within the Knoxville Convention Center at the corner of Henley Street and Clinch Avenue, is officially open and available for rental. At 425 square feet, the space

Downtown Knoxville’s first Knoxville Symphony League ShowHouse will be held at THE TENNESSEAN Personal Luxury Hotel & Residences on April 5-29. Three of the luxury residences at THE TENNESSEAN will be exquisitely decorated by some of the area’s most prestigious

Qualified students enrolled in the pre-pharmacy program at Chattanooga State Community College will be guaranteed an admission interview with South College to pursue a Doctor of Pharmacy under an agreement between the two institutions of higher education. The partnership, officially

Asbury Communities recently named Aaron Roop executive director of its Kingsport campus. Roop comes to Asbury Place from Medical Facilities of America, where he served as an administrator at several communities since 2010. He most recently was with Parham Healthcare