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United Way of Greater Knoxville (UWGK) is making it easier to give back this holiday season with the launch of its 2025 “Voliday Guide,” a one-stop resource for volunteer opportunities and giving options that support local nonprofits this holiday season.

United Way of Greater Knoxville (UWGK) is distributing $200,000 in emergency funding for food distribution and assistance services in Knoxville. “We’ve continued to convene community voices and talk with our nonprofit agency partners, and the need for food assistance remains

South College Pittsburgh partnered with Butler County nonprofit VOICE to present information and resources to healthcare students on Nov. 20 to help them recognize and support survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking while working in the medical

DGA Residential, along with community leaders and partners, officially cut the ribbon Nov. 19 to commemorate the opening of Shallowford Pointe, a 96-unit affordable housing community in East Chattanooga. The housing development, located at 2244 Teton Trail off Shallowford Road,

SouthEast Bank has announced the addition of Mitch Noble as senior credit officer. With more than 30 years of experience in the banking industry, Noble brings a wealth of knowledge in commercial lending and a deep commitment to serving the

South College Orlando hosted Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida members for Operation Bear Care, a hands-on event designed to introduce children to the world of healthcare in a comfortable and approachable way. Each of the participating second and

A surgeon with Knoxville Orthopaedic Clinic (KOC) is the first to offer endoscopic spine surgery in East Tennessee. Dr. Benjamin Weisenthal has performed more than two dozen of these ultra-minimally invasive spine surgeries as outpatient procedures with good results. “A

The first cohort in South College Atlanta’s new Associate of Science in Respiratory Therapy program will graduate in December, and applications are being accepted now for the third cohort. The initial cohort, which enrolled in January 2025 when the new

Johnson Architecture has named three new partners: Emily Haire, Heather Overton, and Kelly Reynolds. “Planning for the future is essential for any business, not just in how we work, but in how we lead,” said Daryl Johnson, founder and president

Johnson Architecture has earned a 2025 Keep Knoxville Beautiful Orchids Award for the adaptive reuse of its headquarters, transforming a fading industrial building into a striking, purpose-built office space. Located at 2018 Davenport Road in the South Knoxville Waterfront District,