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As area kids go back to school, the Kingsport Aquatic Center is changing its hours of operation beginning Monday, Aug. 12, to offer students additional evening hours to enjoy its outdoor amenities. The Kingsport Aquatic Center is now the area’s only public outdoor water park open during the week.
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SUZANI STYLES, YOUNG-WILLIAMS ANIMAL CENTER STEP INTO THE SPOTLIGHT
Aug. 12, 2013Nothing complements a pair of designer shoes like a cute dog in step alongside them. On Thursday, Aug. 22, at 7 p.m., Suzani Styles and Young-Williams Animal Center will host the Dog Days of August Fashion Show at the Bill Lyons Pavilion on Market Square.
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CHUY’S CELEBRATES 25TH ANNUAL GREEN CHILE FESTIVAL: THE JOURNEY FROM THE FARM TO YOUR TABLE
Aug. 07, 2013Chuy’s 25th annual Green Chile Festival will begin Monday, Aug.19, at Chuy’s Knoxville, located at 9235 Kingston Pike.
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SMARTPHONES SERVE AS BACK TO SCHOOL COMMAND CENTER
Aug. 05, 2013East Tennessee students are heading back to school. This busy season can be a hectic time for parents, students and teachers alike, but the latest wireless technology tools can help make the school year run smoother. Turn your smartphone or tablet into a “Back-to-School Command Center” with everything you need to plan, prep and navigate your child’s school year.
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KSO ENDS FISCAL YEAR IN THE BLACK; NEXT SEASON’S TICKETS ON SALE AUGUST 19
Aug. 01, 2013The Knoxville Symphony Orchestra (KSO) has concluded its 2012-13 fiscal year with a balanced budget. This is the seventh consecutive year the organization has ended its fiscal year with a positive result.
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RURAL/METRO REACHES AGREEMENT-IN-PRINCIPLE WITH LENDERS AND BONDHOLDERS TO REDUCE DEBT BY APPROXIMATELY 50 PERCENT
Aug. 01, 2013Rural/Metro Corporation, a national provider of private ambulances and fire protection services in 21 states and nearly 700 communities, today announced that it has reached an agreement-in-principle on a comprehensive financial restructuring plan that will strengthen the Company’s balance sheet by reducing its funded indebtedness by approximately 50 percent via a conversion of certain debt to equity and cutting its interest expense in half.
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MESSER’S LORENZ APPOINTED TO UT KNOXVILLE CHANCELLOR’S ASSOCIATES
Aug. 01, 2013Andy Lorenz, vice president of Messer Construction Co., has been named to the University of Tennessee Chancellor’s Associates for a three-year term beginning in August 2013.
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FIVE U.S. CITIES WIN SHARE OF $200,000 TO BUILD DOG PARKS THROUGH PETSAFE ‘BARK FOR YOUR PARK’ CONTEST
Jul. 31, 2013Dogs across the nation will soon have more places to play as PetSafe awarded a total of $200,000 in funding to build off-leash dog parks in the winning cities of this year’s “Bark for Your Park” contest.
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COVENANT HEALTH COMMITS TO SPONSORING KNOXVILLE MARATHON FOR THREE MORE YEARS
Jul. 30, 2013News conference featured: Knoxville Track Club presenting benefit check to Patricia Neal Rehabilitation Center’s Innovative Recreation Cooperative, announcement of sponsorship for next three years, and a group of runners who have run all nine marathons and also plan to run 10th.
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TENNESSEE THEATRE JOINS THE NATIONAL BROADWAY LEAGUE
Jul. 29, 2013The Tennessee Theatre recently joined the ranks of select theatres across the country attracting the highest-quality Broadway national tours through membership in the National Broadway League, the national trade association for the Broadway industry.
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