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Shults Pediatrics has joined Summit Medical Group, East Tennessee’s largest primary care organization, as it begins to provide pediatric care in addition to adult and family medicine. Pediatrician Stephanie Shults, M.D., cares for children from birth to age 21 in

Summit Medical Group has promoted Ranee Guard to the position of chief operating officer (COO). Guard joined Summit Medical Group in 2012 as director of Integrated Health Services and has served the organization as vice president of Diagnostic and Therapeutic

Johnson Architecture recently hired Shannon Elliott as a project architect. “The team atmosphere at Johnson Architecture is the perfect match for my approach to design and architecture,” Elliott said. “We draw creative ideas from each other to serve each client.”

 Covenant Kids Run officially underway Jan. 27 at Zoo Knoxville Children from across East Tennessee will kick off the Covenant Kids Run with a 1-mile event at Zoo Knoxville on Saturday, Jan. 27, to start their personal marathon. This year’s

All pet adoptions, excluding puppies, are free through Dec. 31 “Adopt” a New Year’s resolution. Young-Williams Animal Center will offer free pet adoptions, excluding puppies at both shelter locations, as well as Bearden Petco, and Pet Supermarket through Dec. 31.

U.S. Cellular highlights local youth through holiday giving program Count on youth for inspiration this holiday season. Sixty-four percent of kids age 8-17 years old believe that kids can make a positive impact on the world, and 75 percent are

The Knoxville Convention Center has named Jonathan Frye as its new executive chef. Frye previously served as sous chef for the SMG-managed facility. “Jonathan has been a great asset to our team and will thrive as executive chef, bringing a

Steel recycler donates hats, mittens for 18th year In a tradition dating back to December 2000, Gerdau helped “warm up” the holidays and the cold winter months for 401 Lonsdale Elementary School students at its 18th Annual Mitten Tree held

The selection committee of the board of directors of the East Tennessee Community Design Center has tapped Knoxville Vice Mayor Duane Grieve to be its next executive director. Grieve, the unanimous choice of the committee, will be officially approved for

The next installment of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra’s Q Series is Wednesday, Dec. 13, at 12 p.m. at The Square Room in downtown Knoxville. The 2017-18 series consists of six lunchtime performances featuring one or more KSO ensembles. The Q