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Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation (KCDC) has partnered with Matter Health to provide high-quality, on-site primary care for residents at its Isabella Towers property. The new wellness center provides convenient resident access to physical and mental health and lifestyle support.  The

Fall flavors are making their debut and this year, Pilot Flying J guests can savor a little ‘Déjà brew’ with the return of Cinnabon pumpkin spice cappuccino and bourbon pecan drip coffee, fan favorites from 2021. “I don’t know who

Organizers of the Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon have selected Boys & Girls Clubs of the Tennessee Valley as the marathon’s 2023 Community Partner. A portion of proceeds from the event will be donated to the nonprofit. Prior to and throughout

Single tickets for the 2022-23 Knoxville Symphony Orchestra season are on sale now in a lineup that features classical and contemporary composers, two guest conductors and stellar performing artists. Tickets are available by phone at 865-291-3310 or online at knoxvillesymphony.com

Ellen Lamkey of Hillcrest Healthcare has been named director of nursing of the year by the Tennessee Directors of Nursing Association (TDONA), an affiliate organization of Tennessee Health Care Association (THCA). Lamkey serves as director of nursing at the Island

Terry McKee, the procurement director for Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation (KCDC), has been named the recipient of the National Institute of Governmental Purchasing’s (NIGP) 2022 Distinguished Service Award. McKee, who has served KCDC for 17 years and has 34 total

The Trust Company of Tennessee has hired Jacob “Jake” Lorino as a client service associate, based in the firm’s Knoxville office. Founded in 1987 and with offices in Chattanooga, Knoxville and the Tri-Cities, The Trust Company of Tennessee currently has

Grant Focuses on Providing Access to STEM Learning and Experiences UScellular has announced a $30,000 investment in Boys & Girls Clubs of the Tennessee Valley to provide educational opportunities and experiences to local youth. The company has invested in Boys

Young-Williams Animal Center has accepted 20 dogs removed from a mass-breeding facility in Virginia that received multiple animal welfare violations under federal regulations and is now closed. As part of its largest operation ever, the Humane Society of the United

An estimated 6,000 people attended the Knoxville’s Area Urban League’s 20th annual “Shoes for School” event, which provided local children with new shoes and school supplies and connected families with valuable community resources. The back-to-school bash was presented by sponsors