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Two winners qualify for Jimmy Awards in New York City The Tennessee Theatre celebrated high school musical theater in the region at the second annual Marquee Awards on May 25 hosted by Broadway star and Central High School alum Bailey

Three Johnson Architecture projects have earned 2025 East Tennessee Preservation Awards – the firm’s new South Knoxville headquarters, Historic Kern’s Bakery and the Historic Vose School in Alcoa – all in the Preservation Merit Award category. The awards are presented

Girl Scouts of Southern Appalachians presents Gold Awards & scholarships to regional winners Girl Scouts of Southern Appalachians has announced its 2025 Gold Award recipients, presenting the honor to 18 girls across the region, five of whom are from the

Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation (KCDC) has earned two prestigious Urban Land Institute (ULI) awards for First Creek at Austin Phase 1 that recognize exceptional design, land use, financial success and transformational impact on a community. ULI Nashville presented the 2025

South College’s partnerships and campus outreach with healthcare organizations provide nursing students with hands-on experiences to help propel them into professional opportunities after graduation. “South College campuses often are situated in locations that are hubs for medical care, and we

Knoxville Orthopaedic Clinic continues its long tradition of offering preparticipation physical evaluations for high school students to allow participation in athletics through the summer and upcoming school year. KOC, the region’s leader in orthopaedic sports medicine, has offered this service

The YWCA of Knoxville & the Tennessee Valley has received a $1.5 million grant from the State of Tennessee for the Keys of Hope Capital Campaign, with funds to support the renovation of the YWCA Nancy J. Land Center and

South College Orlando hosted students from Tohopekaliga High School to get a hands-on introduction to careers in healthcare and spark their interest in pursuing varying fields, including surgical technology, respiratory therapy and radiography. The immersive 5.5-hour field trip for about

South College has promoted Dr. Samantha Sircey to lead the higher education institution’s Asheville campus. Sircey, who previously served as dean of Academic and Student Services in Asheville, became campus president in March. She succeeds Dr. Danielle Kwasnik, who is

South College Pittsburgh hosted a career fair April 17 for its pending graduates and students in allied health and nursing programs with multiple companies in the healthcare fields. “Pittsburgh is an important hub in the healthcare industry, and we want