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The Tranzonic Companies recently hired Charlie Hayes as warehouse manager for its facility on Governor John Sevier Highway. Opened in early 2019, the warehouse is the company’s second Knox County location. Based in Cleveland, Ohio, The Tranzonic Companies was founded

Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon has appointed Rosalind Hall as a resident commissioner to the Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation’s (KCDC) Board of Commissioners. Hall will serve a two-year term. “We welcome Rosalind to the board,” KCDC Executive Director and CEO Ben

Frank Rosamond, former president of the Knoxville News Sentinel, has opened Mondbiz Strategic Business Solutions, a full-service firm specializing in advertising, sales and marketing to help businesses adapt and grow. Mondbiz also has purchased the local franchise of Sandler Training,

Covenant Health has been named a 2020 “Best-in-State Employer” in Tennessee by Forbes Magazine. The health system ranked #15 in a list of 75 top employers in the state. The designation marks the sixth time Forbes has named Covenant Health

The Knoxville Symphony Orchestra has announced that the 2020-21 season start will be postponed until 2021 due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Concerts previously scheduled for the remainder of 2020 have been canceled out of concern for the health and

The Tennessee Theatre announces its new Ghostlight Series, spotlighting local artists by streaming concerts from the Tennessee Theatre stage. “The ghost light is a longstanding tradition designed to keep a theatre lit when it otherwise would be completely dark,” Tennessee

U.S. Cellular has promoted Soriah Al-Hussein, Brian Ownsby and Jason Whitson to the position of retail store manager at three East Tennessee locations. In their new positions, the trio will be responsible for leading a team of wireless technology experts

Knoxville’s “songwriter’s songwriter” and first Poet Laureate R. B. Morris with his band will launch the Big Ears Festival’s new series of streaming concerts and events from the stage of the city’s iconic 111-year-old Bijou Theatre on Friday, August 21,

The Christman Company donated more than 200 toys to East Tennessee Children’s Hospital so that patients have new stuffed animals, books and games during the COVID-19 pandemic. For health and safety reasons due to the pandemic, toys can’t be shared

South College Atlanta has earned programmatic accreditation for its Associate of Science in Radiography (AS) by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT). The three-year initial award of accreditation by JRCERT, which became official in August, ensures