1 hr ago | Pleasanton Weekly
Thorne is 'Pro-business and proud of it'
Editor's Blog , posted by Jeb Bing, editor of the Pleasanton Weekly, 10 hours ago Jeb Bing is a member of PleasantonWeekly.com With those words not heard from a Pleasanton mayor since Ken Mercer in the 1980s, Mayor Jerry Thorne spelled out his views and governing strategy to loud applause at a meeting last Friday of local Realtors and real ... (more)
5 hrs ago | Knoxville News Sentinel
Georgiana Vines: Knoxville chips away at convention center debt
The city of Knoxville's proposed 2013-14 fiscal budget shows the debt on the Knoxville Convention Center continues to decline, with final a payment still scheduled in 19 years.
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Museum in Knoxville to host 'Birds in Art' exhibit
A new museum exhibit at the University of Tennessee that is scheduled to be unveiled later this month will celebrate the timeless appeal of birds.
Union County police find 335 lbs. of pot in traffic stop
While interviewing the driver Logsdon noticed several packages inside the vehicle.
'Triology' tour: Author Atkinson talks World War II in Knoxville visit
Pulitzer prize-winning author Rick Atkinson speaks to guests Sunday at the Bijou Theater.
Local Voices: Bob Fischer: Nun being punished for government deficiencies
MICHAEL PATRICK/NEWS SENTINEL Y-12 nuclear weapons plant intruders Sister Megan Rice, center, and Michael Walli, background left, are greeted by supporters while arriving at Federal Court for a hearing on Aug.
Loan program for soldiers extended
Witnesses described a frantic scene and close calls after an elderly driver plowed into dozens of hikers marching in a small Virginia mountain town's parade.
Ron Reed's sassy sauce just right
A key ingredient to the upcoming Memorial Day weekend is the right barbecue sauce.
Western Avenue reopens, but anticipate daytime lane reduction
But traffic flow will be reduced to one alternating lane daily from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. through Thursday.
Rain doesn't dampen Biscuit Festival
Applewood Farms serves the crowd during the International Biscuit Festival in downtown Knoxville, Saturday, May 18, 2013.
My Village Child Development Center celebrates in face of closure
Haley Green gets help with her graduation cap from Danielle Aranas at the My Village Child Development Center's last pre-K graduation on Friday.
Duck Dynasty stars do commercials for Clayton Homes
Submitted Miss Kay and Phil Robertson, stars of the AE reality television program "Duck Dynasty," talk about the virtues of Clayton Homes in a commercial they recently did for the company.
Thursday is packed with musical acts. First off, WDVX's weekly concert series at Market Square will feature the Ensemble Swing Time Band.
Work beginning on Civil War park in Knoxville
A Civil War landmark in East Tennessee will soon become a low-impact park that allows public access and preserves the area's historical integrity.
Stray bullet travels through woman's car in South Knoxville
A woman's vehicle was struck by what police believe was a stray bullet late Thursday night in South Knoxville, according to Knoxville Police Department spokesman Darrell DeBusk.
Biscuit Festival draws national attention
The 4th annual International Biscuit Festival is recieving more than just East Tennessee media coverage.
Guilty again: Jury convicts George Thomas for second time in Christian-Newsom killings
Photos by MICHAEL PATRICK/NEWS SENTINEL Patty Boardwine, chief victims witness coordinator, hugs Hugh Newsom after a jury said guilty of all counts Friday in the re-trial of George Thomas accused of taking part in the January 2007 kidnappings and killings of Channon Christian, 21, and Chris Newsom, 23.
Bandit Lights Knoxville's Best at Pinnacle Awards
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE More than 600 business and community leaders gathered on May 3, 2013 to celebrate the finest businesses and individuals in East Tennessee, where Bandit Lites lit the ninth annual Pinnacle Business Awards Gala .
Knoxville players hope to win largest Powerball jackpot ever
The Powerball jackpot hits a record high of $600 million and it could go even higher.
George Thomas guilty on all counts; families speak ahead of sentencing
The Powerball jackpot hits a record high of $600 million and it could go even higher.