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    • Knoxville Girl Scout Sells 2,600 Cookie Boxes

    Published April 7, 2015

    One Knoxville Girl Scout just raised the bar regarding Girl Scout cookie sales; she announced that she sold 2,600 boxes. Needless to say, the Girl Scout Council of the Southern Appalachia Sweet-Sellerbration Gala is honoring Tigerlily Collier and numerous other girl scouts for their accomplishments. In total, about 350 girls are expected to attend the […]

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    Former Acting City Judge Relieved of All Charges

    Published April 2, 2015

    Lawrence Tunnell, former acting city judge for Knoxville, has reason to feel extremely relieved – the city just dropped all assault charges that he received this past November. The incident involved the former 94-year-old judge; however, now the victim involved in the incident has disappeared. Despite currently not being able to be located, he had […]

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    Storm Damages Laurel Falls Trail

    Published March 27, 2015

    In a particularly severe storm earlier this week, parts of the Laurel Falls Trail in the Great Smoky Mountains, just outside of Knoxville, experienced a significant amount of damage. The damage was great enough to have to temporarily close the trail until the damage had been remedied. As of yet, no current date to reopen […]

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    Proposal for Teacher Raises in Knoxville

    Published March 20, 2015

    This past Wednesday, Superintendent Jim McIntyre presented a proposal for the 2015-16 budget for the fiscal year, leaving many with additional questions. In the proposal, the superintendent suggested increasing the school’s overall budget from $424.9 million to $440.7 million – a 3.7 percent increase. The main focus of the increased education budget? Increasing teachers’ pay […]

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    Knoxville Fullservice BBQ Opening

    Published March 13, 2015

    Knoxville is about to have more reasons to have people packing and moving there: a Fullservice BBQ is set to open in mid-April. With a menu boasting delicious treats; such as: barbeque or brisket sandwiches, pulled pork, sliced brisket, pulled chicken sold by the pound, and ribs served by the bone, locals cannot wait to […]

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    2015 Smoky Mountain Rally to Start in Knoxville

    Published March 6, 2015

    The city of Knoxville recently announced that a three-day, 80-vehicle rally across a big chunk of the South, will have the starting line in none other than their own city. The 2015 Smoky Mountain Rally commences at the Clinch Avenue Bridge and makes its way throughout the south, finally ending in Savannah, Georgia two days […]

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    New Offensive Coordinator Moving to Knoxville

    Published February 19, 2015

    When he was just 27 years old, Mike Bajakian began his first full-time Football Bowl Subdivision coaching job with Central Michigan. Mind you, it had been seven years since his last college football game and his only previous work was attributed to working as a graduate assistant at Rutgers and Michigan. However, in a recent […]

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    Knoxville Deemed Nation’s “Most Romantic City”

    Published February 10, 2015

    With Valentine’s Day rapidly approaching, you may want to consider relocation to Knoxville, Tennessee; since this city was just, once again, named America’s “most romantic city” by a recent report conducted by Amazon.com. The ranking is attributed to the per capita sales of romantic music, romantic comedy movies, relationship books and romance novels. Those moving […]

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    Reconstruction Tennessee 2015

    Published January 28, 2015

    Knoxville is rich in Civil War history, and this spring, the 2015 Tennessee Civil War Sesquicentennials’ signature event, “Reconstruction Tennessee“ will bring in more than 6,000 people looking to learn a little more about the city’s past. If you are moving to the area, your Knoxville moving company recommends that you attend this historical event. […]

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    Knoxville School Aims to Prevent Bullying

    Published December 26, 2014

    With cyber-bullying being the new form of attack against students in schools across the nation, causing fights, school shootings, and suicides; Knoxville students are taking initiatives in order to prevent deaths among their peers. Counties and school boards across America tend to wait until there has been a school shooting or suicide due to bullying, […]

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