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Development company Horne Properties recently completed apartment hand-offs worth more than $21 million to a firm from Crimson Tide country, including one that will likely rank among the year's largest local real estate deals.
A view of Outlet Mall off Outlet Drive across from Cotton Eyed Joe club in its present condition.- Heather Mays/farragutpress A local entrepreneur is proposing a major facelift to a derelict property in town of Farragut limits ... and a drastic departure from current developments in the Town.
Flag flying issue tackled by planning commission
Farragut's Municipal Planning Commission discussed allowing hotels to fly flags promoting their business - but limiting it to just hotels.
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Grigsby 'island' planting plan announced
Grigsby Chapel Road's controversial traffic calming islands finally will be landscaped with a low-maintenance ground cover and two types of 'street trees,' Farragut's Board of Mayor and Aldermen announced, Thursday, Oct.
Public market planned for Farragut
Sevierville-based entrepreneur Charles Atchley Sr. today revealed plans for an upscale public market to be located on Outlet Drive in Farragut.
farragutpress seeks holiday recipes
Cravin' granny's cinnamon-yummy rolls? Your mama's pumpkin pie with homemade whipped cream? Salivating for dad's deep-fried turkey? So are farragutpress readers.
Seniors resist Strang Center sale
Seniors in Farragut are against a proposal by the county to determine a method of selling the overcrowded Frank Strang Senior Center and build a new center to serve West Knox County and Karns.
BOMA discusses community center site
A Farragut resident and commercial realtor approached the Board of Mayor and Aldermen about using the soon-to-be-vacant Food City as a community center.
First Farragut to hold pantry food giveaway
From Staff Reports Originally published: October 24. 2009 3:01AM Last modified: October 23.
If you've paid close attention to the news over the last few days, you might have read about the opening of the new S&W Grand on Gay Street.
3 Farragut students disciplined for Bearden High School vandalism
Three Farragut High School students charged with felony vandalism in connection with extensive damage done at Bearden High School had disciplinary hearings today before Knox County Schools officials.
From Staff Reports Originally published: October 21. 2009 3:01AM Last modified: October 21.
It seems to me that Mr. Markli, the Farragut Fourteen, and Mr. Nixon have all overreacted to and completely missed the point of the editorial 'Overview: Sunshine' of Oct.
East Tennessee families open their homes to exchange students
Foreign exchange students gather at the home of Lendelle and Sue Clark for an orientation meeting earlier this school year.
Panthers to visit West in search of second win
Despite fighting hard against Catholic last week, the Lenoir City Panthers dropped their fifth game of the season against the Knoxville private school.
Vandals target Bearden High School ahead of Farragut game
Knox County Schools officials say the rivalry between Bearden and Farragut high schools has gone too far, after vandals overnight sprayed extensive graffiti and caused damage throughout the Bearden campus ahead of Friday's football game.
Driver hospitalized after crashing into Farragut home
KNOX COUNTY, Tenn. a ' One person was taken to the University of Tennessee Medical Center late Wednesday evening after crashing their vehicle into a home.
Robert and Donna Conliffe, Farragut residents and artists, have opened Art Gallery of Farragut in Essex Point off Kingston Pike.
Roads added to Town repaving schedule, bid for Farragut monument approved
Farragut's Board of Mayor and Aldermen added three roads to its resurfacing list this year at its meeting, Thursday, Sept.
Horne Radio sells two more AM stations
Horne Radio has agreed to sell two radio stations - WKVL-AM in Knoxville and WLOD-AM in Loudon - to a company led by Blount County businessman Jim Sexton.