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The internationally acclaimed Big Ears Festival – declared “one of the most quietly earth-shattering, subtly luminous festivals the world over” by Oxford American – is proud to return once more to downtown Knoxville for the weekend of March 23-26, 2017,

Ijams Nature Center Executive Director Paul James today announced his resignation from the organization after 16 years. “I have been proud to be the director of Ijams as it has grown significantly over the past decade into what it is

Maricopa Ambulance announced today the hiring of its local management team and is actively seeking paramedics, EMTs, dispatchers and nurses. Medical transport to area hospitals and medical facilities will begin in early October. Jason Payne, an emergency medical services manager

M&M Productions USA was named the “Preferred Vendor of the Year” by the Tennessee Hospitality & Tourism Association (TnHTA) at the organization’s Stars of the Industry award ceremony in Chattanooga. “This award is a testament to the hard work and

South College announced today the completion of a merger endeavor that results in the South College-Asheville campus, which had been structured as a separate institution, becoming a Learning Site of South College. “Transitioning the Asheville, North Carolina location to a

The Knoxville Symphony Orchestra (KSO) concluded its 2015-16 fiscal year on May 31, 2016, with a balanced budget. This is the 10th consecutive year the organization has ended its fiscal year with a positive result. The KSO Board of Directors

Award-winning broadcaster and communications professional Pam Rhoades has joined Moxley Carmichael as digital storyteller. The newly created position entails identifying stories to tell on behalf of Moxley Carmichael and the firm’s clients and effectively sharing these stories with traditional, digital

U.S. Cellular and YWCA Knoxville hosted a ribbon-cutting on Sept. 19 to celebrate the opening of the U.S. Cellular Technology Center at the organization’s downtown location. U.S. Cellular funded $10,000 to complete the project. “At U.S. Cellular, we want to

Fees for adult and senior dogs and cats, as well as kittens, reduced to $20 from Sept. 23-25 Young-Williams Animal Center will celebrate National Dogs in Politics Day by offering adoption discounts on “demo-cats” and “re-pup-licans” from Sept. 23-25. The

Centerpiece of $1.4 million campus enhancement provides expanded wellness and fitness center Today, Asbury Place Kingsport celebrated the opening of its new clubhouse, the centerpiece of a $1.4 million campus enhancement. The clubhouse features a bright and open gathering space