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The Bijou Theatre will host a special evening celebrating the release of The Second Balcony: The African American Experience at the Bijou Theatre, a new book written by historian Jack Neely, and produced by the Knoxville History Project in partnership

Young-Williams Animal Center has partnered with the Knoxville Fire Department (KFD) to provide pet microchip scanners at Station 3, located at 204 E. Baxter Ave., and Station 17, located at 4804 Western Ave., as part of a new initiative to

RT Lodge has introduced two new spaces that deepen its sense of rest and connection: The Carriage House spa and the Meeting House. Nestled among the trees on the historic Maryville College campus, RT Lodge continues to offer an approachable

Girl Scouts of Southern Appalachians will honor education champion Dr. Edna Varner at the 2025 Trefoil Society Luncheon, an annual event recognizing a distinguished woman in each region who exemplifies the spirit of Girl Scouting. A Chattanooga native, Varner was

DGA Residential, along with community leaders and partners, officially cut the ribbon Oct. 14 to commemorate the opening of Grosvenor Square, an 184-unit affordable housing community abutting protected woods in North Knoxville. The community development is located at 3782 Decoration

Downtown Knoxville is about to get wickedly exciting! Starting Monday, Oct. 6, the annual Wicked Cool celebration returns, bringing nearly a month of ghoulish Halloween fun, festive activities and spooky surprises for all ages. With the support of Downtown Knoxville

South College Knoxville hosted nearly 100 students with Boys & Girls Clubs of the Tennessee Valley to offer an interactive glimpse of the college experience and explore different professional pathways, from law and order to surgical technology. This year’s theme

Johnson Architecture earned two awards from the American Institute of Architects’ East Tennessee chapter for new housing construction for Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation (KCDC) and a design project for the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians in North Carolina. “It is

South College has hired Dr. Shannon Layton to spearhead the process of adding a new Physician Assistant (PA) Studies program at its Indianapolis campus to help fulfill a growing need for advanced healthcare practitioners in the region. Layton, who previously

Girl Scouts of Southern Appalachians will honor University of Tennessee Chancellor Donde Plowman at the 2025 Trefoil Society Luncheon, an annual event recognizing a distinguished woman in each region who exemplifies the spirit of Girl Scouting. Plowman credits her lifelong