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Since it first opened its doors in 2002, the Knoxville Convention Center has hosted more than 2,800 events and has reached a significant milestone of more than 3 million attendees.

LDA Engineering was recently selected by the Greeneville Water Commission to design and install a new raw water bar screen and intake structure system to alleviate operational issues at the East Tennessee town’s existing raw water intake structure on the bank of the Nolichucky River.

There’s a new bus in town, and it’s one everyone wants to ride. The Big Love Bus, a colorful, hand-painted school bus with a completely renovated interior, rolled into Nashville today so riders will have just as much fun getting to and from their destinations as they do while they’re at them.

Starting today, Young-Williams Animal Center is offering an adoption special in support of National Pet Week, May 5-11. National Pet Week is sponsored by the American Veterinary Medical Association to celebrate the bond pets share with their families and promote responsible pet ownership.

The Knoxville Symphony Orchestra concludes its Chamber Classics Series with Beethoven & Bon-Bons on Sunday, May 4.

Messer Construction Co. is pleased to announce the promotions of Allen Begley to senior vice president and John Blum to senior project executive.

Home Federal Bank named Sevierville teen Makenzie Thomas a Hometown Hero and 2014 overall program winner and presented a check for $5,000 in her name to Sevier County Veterans’ Emergency Fund at a ceremony at the Home Federal Bank Sevierville branch on Wednesday, April 30.

Your smartphone or tablet can track your pet, find other animal lovers and promote responsible pet ownership. National Pet Week, May 5-11, is the perfect time to download some new apps and learn about all you can do from the palm of your hand.

Six sculptures created by University of Tennessee art students and incorporating scrap materials provided by steel recycler Gerdau were unveiled April 29.

Home Federal Bank named Theresa Kropinak a 2014 Hometown Hero and presented a check for $2,500 in her name to YWCA Knoxville at a ceremony at the Home Federal Bank downtown Knoxville headquarters on Tuesday, April 29.