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The Knox Area Mental Health Providers Coalition (KAMHPC), which was formed by members of Covenant Health, has earned a statewide award for innovation and creativity for the coalition’s approach to patients facing mental and behavioral health issues. KAMHPC received the

A recent survey conducted by nationally renowned polling firm American Strategies, in collaboration with East Tennessee REALTORS®, shows substantial public support for altering zoning laws in Knoxville. After hearing a brief description of Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon’s proposal for middle

This holiday season, UScellular is giving back to the local community by providing needed items to Girls Inc. of Tennessee Valley. With its “Gift of Connection” program, UScellular is donating $1,000 worth of sports equipment to support Girls Inc. of

UScellular celebrated its 40th anniversary of its founding in Knoxville, Tennessee by commemorating the location where the company completed Knoxville’s first-ever wireless call near what is now the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame. UScellular donated a bench, pathway and plaque

Leaders of Furrow Automotive, Mercedes-Benz of Knoxville and Land Rover Knoxville, as well as executives from Mercedes-Benz USA and Land Rover North America and elected officials, celebrated the completion Dec. 7 of the Knoxville Motor Company BodyWerks collision center, part

Community commitment shines as SouthEast Bank supports vital programs combating food insecurity in East Tennessee. SouthEast Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to the community by donating $110,000 to Second Harvest Food Bank of East Tennessee. This support of Second Harvest’s

M&M Productions USA has hired Daniel G. Beckner as an account executive within the Knoxville market for the full-service event planning and production company based in Oak Ridge that serves clients across the country. “Daniel has accumulated diverse experiences working

Pilot Travel Centers LLC, General Motors (NYSE: GM) and EVgo Inc. (NASDAQ: EVGO) today announced the opening of the first 17 locations of their previously announced national electric vehicle fast charging network. Now available in 13 states, the network features

Isabella Woodward and Maya Markowicz, students in the University of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design, have each earned scholarships from Johnson Architecture for the 2023-24 school year. The firm established the Johnson Architecture Scholarship in 2021 with the goals

Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation (KCDC) and Central Bearden Church officially reopened the Lighthouse at First Creek at Austin on Nov. 30, fulfilling a promise to return the on-site, faith-based organization to the housing community. The Lighthouse, part of Central Bearden’s