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| Scott Stallings is a recently returned native of the area, a golf professional since 2007 and a three-time winner on the PGA Tour. Ever a modest man, however, he laughs about meeting the contractor who would ultimately build his family home and explaining that he would be hitting lots of golf balls in the backyard. |
6/4/2025 |
| Tucked into the rolling hills of Knoxville's Rudder Lane area, the home of Lori and Bob Stryer sits quietly behind meticulously trimmed hedges and tiered limestone steps. The property spans 1.8 acres, bordered by a canopy of mature trees and is visited often by deer and wild turkeys. |
6/4/2025 |
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5/6/2025 |
| Just last week, my oldest son casually mentioned that he only has 19 days of school left. Nineteen days! Part of me immediately felt a small jolt of anxiety, realizing that very soon, both of my children will be home full-time for the summer. Entertaining two energetic kids for weeks on end is no small feat, and as any parent knows, summer break requires almost as much planning and coordination as the school year itself. |
5/1/2025 |
| Dogwood Arts proudly announced Holston Hills and Morningside as the 2025 Featured Trails for this year’s Dogwood Arts Festival. The celebration kicked off with a ribbon-cutting ceremony held Tuesday, April 1, at Holston Hills Community Park. |
5/1/2025 |
| In April, Muse Knoxville presented Bank of America Knoxville with theLifelong Learner Award for its Student Leaders® program. This national initiative by the bank invests in young local change makers, providing high school students with meaningful, paid summer internships at nonprofits equipping them with critical leadership skills and fostering commitment to civic engagement. |
5/1/2025 |
| The Koinonia Foundation’s 3rd Annual Custom Made Fashion Show was an electrifying event celebrating the incredible personalities and spirits of individuals who benefit from their services. This fashion extravaganza highlighted the diversity and creativity of the community, with participants strutting down the runway in pieces that told their unique stories. |
5/1/2025 |
| Radio, music and community have always been a part of Benny Smith’s life. His grandfather, father and mother performed on gospel radio shows on WGRV in Greeneville, Tennessee. And he started listening to his hometown station and others in upper East Tennessee at an early age. During the day he’d keep up with life locally, but at night he’d turn the dial and get connected to faraway cities like Chicago, Nashville and Fort Wayne. |
5/1/2025 |
| Perched high above the Emory River, the stately Victorian home at The Manor at Stowers Hill has watched over Harriman, Tennessee, for more than a century. With its wraparound porch, original woodwork and panoramic mountain views, the property is timeless in every way. But for Lori and Chad Brown, it also marked a brand-new beginning. |
5/1/2025 |
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4/4/2025 |
| I recently returned from a spring break trip with my husband and kids, where we explored a city in the Midwest. Traveling is always an adventure, filled with new sights and experiences. I spent a lot of time researching how my family would fill our days, what sites we would visit and which restaurants we would enjoy. While I love the thrill of discovering a new city, this trip reminded me there really is no place like home. |
4/2/2025 |
| Knoxville Habitat for Humanity raised a record-breaking $120,000 at its 10th Annual Sporting Clays Tournament, held March 20–21 at Iron Mountain Sporting Clays in Kodak. This year marked the event’s first-ever two-day format, with 58 teams competing to support Knoxville Habitat’s Veterans program, which provides affordable homeownership opportunities and critical home repairs for veterans and their families in Knox County. |
4/2/2025 |
| Girl Scouts of the Southern Appalachians celebrated the successful 2025 cookie season with curated craft beer and sweet pairings at Yee-Haw Brewing Co. |
4/2/2025 |
| Adam Wright, chief executive officer of Pilot Company, is making a lasting impact in Knoxville as a business leader and dedicated community advocate, including now serving on Emerald Youth Foundation’s board of trustees. |
4/2/2025 |
| Meet Chris Karges. She’s a tennis player through and through since the age of 8, a former all-American tennis player from the University of Kentucky and served 15 years as tennis coach at Purdue and Northwestern Universities. |
4/2/2025 |