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12/8/2025 |
| As soon as the calendar flips to November, a familiar debate begins to bubble up in conversations and on social media feeds: Is it too early to decorate for Christmas? Some insist on waiting until after the turkey has been carved, holding firmly to the tradition of giving Thanksgiving its own well-deserved moment. |
12/2/2025 |
| Since 1992, Food City has been teaming up with their valued customers to host their annual Race Against Hunger campaign, which raises a significant amount of money for local hunger relief organizations. |
12/2/2025 |
| The 12th annual Covenant Health Big Kahuna Labor Day Festival concluded another successful year, bringing together thousands of community members at World’s Fair Park on Sunday, Aug. 31. The celebrated event raised more than $55,000 for vital local charities. |
12/2/2025 |
| Slated for Grace Ministries held its second annual fundraising event for women on Sunday afternoon, October 19th, at Two Rivers Church. The 200 attendees entered the building and were warmly greeted and encouraged to visit the silent auction. Coffee was provided by The Empty Cup Coffeehouse and Slated for Grace provided tea, water and lemonade. |
12/2/2025 |
| Meet Rebecca Thornhill, who, among many other things, is currently serving as chair of this year’s Fantasy of Trees Gala. Her role in this important fundraiser benefiting Children’s Hospital was foretold many years prior to this, on her very first visit to Knoxville. |
12/2/2025 |
| Christmas decorating at the Davis home is serious business. Homeowner Whitney Davis, alongwith designer Ashley Jones, owner of Ashley Elizabeth’s Interior Design, begin on November1st annually so that the family has plenty of holiday time to enjoy the décor. Four trees need trimming in addition to all the other trappings the season brings forth, and that takes much time and thought to get everything in place and just right. |
12/2/2025 |
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11/4/2025 |
| There’s something about this time of year that always makes me want to refresh my home. Maybe it’s knowing the holidays are around the corner, but every fall, I get the urge to rearrange furniture, light a few candles and make things feel cozy and new again. |
11/3/2025 |
| The Knoxville Police Department’s 2025 Faith & Blue Community Event, coordinated by Officer Shelley Clemons, was a tremendous success, bringing together residents, faith leaders and public safety professionals for an evening of unity, collaboration, and community engagement. |
11/3/2025 |
| Premier Surgical Associates is pleased to announce the appointment of Timothy S. Dykema, MHSA, as Chief Executive Officer. With more than two decades of experience in healthcare leadership, Dykema has consistently inspired a wide range of stakeholders—including physicians, medical groups, health systems, C-suite executives, directors, managers and frontline staff—by guiding organizations through transformative change. |
11/3/2025 |
| Four students in the University of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design have receiveda scholarship from Johnson Architecture for the 2025-26 school year to help enhance theireducational experiences. Architecture students Maya Donahue and Madelyn Neidhart andinterior architecture students Hannah Bullen and Jaelyn Mendoza are this year’s recipients. |
11/3/2025 |