Farragut News

Lorena Harvey didn't start as a first-grade teacher, although that's what many remember her for today.

More than four decades ago, a single bullet nearly killed an East Tennessee marine.

LIFT service area contained within the required 3/4 mile of current transit routes An increase in the fare for football shuttles from $4 to $5 round trip Re-introduction of the transit advertising program, ...

Concerns about cutting Knoxville Area Transit's Farragut Express bus route, stopping lift services for people with disabilities, and eliminating Saturday service to West Town Mall have been at the forefront at ...

The Oct. 16 projected opening of Kroger's new 34-acre phase one complex in Farragut may be delayed because the national grocery chain giant can't obtain a permanent address.

In the negotiations that ensued after police officers demanded local activist Bob Grimac limit his visuals to what he and fellow war protesters could carry on April 28, Grimac thought about mentioning another ...

Knoxville Area Transit riders are coping with the news they may not have bus service soon.

High gas prices are forcing Knoxville Area Transit to present "a variety of potential revenue increases and service reductions" for consideration by the Knoxville Transportation Authority.

By far the most dangerous of the two petitions is the so-called orange petition: The orange petition calls for making changes on County Commission, including strong policies on nepotism, conflict of interest, ...

Tourism officials say big weekend events will give the local economy a much needed boost despite high gas prices.

System offers video, boasts 'no data manipulation' Heather Mays - Thu, Jun, 19, 2008 Farragut Board of Mayor and Aldermen heard from the second traffic safety system vendor in its quest to install red light ...

Murphy: 9,516 Corryton: 13,565 Sequoyah: 29,660 Carter: 31,618 Mascot: 35,073 Highest circulation: Lawson McGhee: 354,493 Cedar Bluff: 323,852 Farragut: 313,162 West Knoxville: 228,872 Powell: 144,828 Halls: ...

Knoxvillians and Knox Countians love parks and greenways. That was evident in a recent survey that showed 80 percent of those contacted want more public parks.

Heather Mays - Thu, Jun, 12, 2008 Hibachi Factory, 10955 Kingston Pike, opened in StoneCrest Center in early May.

Heather Mays - Thu, Jun, 5, 2008 Farragut Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved committee appointments for the Leisure Services, Community Development, Engineering and Administration departments during its May ...

Heather Mays - Thu, Jun, 5, 2008 Advanced Polymer Recycling will be opening a recycling center just outside Farragut town limits off Kingston Pike before Lovell Road.

News Sentinel staff Wednesday, June 4, 2008 Knoxville's Eric Bell remains a rising figure in the triathlon world.

Heather Mays - Thu, May, 29, 2008 Farragut Board of Mayor and Aldermen viewed a presentation from the first of four vendors of automated traffic enforcement systems, Nestor Traffic Systems.

Historic homes in Knox display traditional crafts By Katie Collins Sunday, June 1, 2008 Chad Greene Karma King separates fiber for spinning yarn Saturday during Tennessee Statehood Day Heritage Festival ...

Heather Mays - Thu, May, 29, 2008 Town of Farragut's law firm, Kramer Rayson, celebrates its 60th anniversary this year.