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Asbury Place retirement communities recently named Carolyn Neil health care administrator for its Maryville campus and regional director of clinical services for Asbury Place Tennessee.

Smartphones and tablets can generate quite a bit of heat, especially when in use, but they can only tolerate so much before issues may occur. When temperatures rise in the summertime, the added heat can be harsh on our beloved iPhones and iPads. Not to mention, summertime often brings opportunities for your smartphone to be around water, whether at the pool, the lake or the beach, which could be hazardous to the device.

Millions of Americans have never traveled or even left the state they grew up in. Many have dreamed of taking a special trip but lacked the time or opportunity to do so. For example, nearly one in 10 Tennesseans (9 percent) say they have never left their hometown and two in five have never traveled across the country (37 percent).

July 22, 2015 For more information: Scott Bird Moxley Carmichael 865-544-0088 [email protected] [title] Messer Construction Co. has promoted Laura Boerger to project manager in its Knoxville Region. Boerger, a Purdue University graduate with a major in construction engineering and management,

The Tennessee Public Relations Alliance, an affiliation of independent communications firms based in the state’s major markets and including Knoxville’s Moxley Carmichael, has updated its website and changed its URL: TennPublicRelations.com.

Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation (KCDC) has entered into an agreement with The Communities Group to serve as co-developer on upcoming phases of the Five Points revitalization.

Chihuahuas and Chihuahua mixes are some of the most at-risk pets entering U.S. shelters each year. Young-Williams Animal Center, with funding support from PetSmart Charities, the largest funder of animal welfare efforts in North America, is addressing the problem by introducing the “Cherish Your Chihuahua ” spay/neuter campaign.

Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation (KCDC) has promoted two members of its leadership staff. Tracee Pross is now chief financial officer, and Joyce Floyd will serve as vice president of strategic planning and development.

The Knoxville Convention Center once again is inviting families, young people and adults to travel back in time 65 million years at “Discover the Dinosaurs” on Saturday and Sunday, July 18-19.

There are now more wireless devices in the world than there are humans. July is National Cellphone Courtesy month and people, in all walks of life, have strong opinions when it comes to appropriate cellphone use.