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In the last couple of years, the world has placed a special emphasis on the medical community. The front-line workers. The ones, who despite having worries and families of their own, put everything on the line to ensure the rest of us were…
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Tom Spangler has spent his entire life committed to the people around him. He served in the United States Air Force before joining the Knox County Sheriff’s Office—retiring as Chief Deputy in 2009. After a short while as a professional…
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Larsen Jay believes in fostering connectivity and unity. Known as the founder of Random Acts of Flowers and the man who brought the ice rink back to Market Square, Jay is a business and family man who works with and engages in all regions…
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Justin Biggs, born and raised in Knoxville, is a sixth generation East Tennessean. He and his wife, Heather, live in North Knox County with their daughter, Lilly Ann. Biggs found his calling when he joined the Knox County Trustee’s Office…
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Judd Davis is dedicated to serving the people of Knox County. A family man, born and raised in Knoxville, Davis has spent the last few decades helping Knoxvillians navigate the court system, representing them in both criminal and civil…
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Whether you see him sitting on the bench in court or on one in the dog park, Chuck Cerny is interested in people and loves to hear thier stories. That in a nutshell is what makes him a great judge and has guided his career for over two…
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Richard “Bud” Armstrong is one of the most familiar names in Knox County government. After serving as a member of the Knox County Commission, Bud Armstrong upset an incumbent to become Knox County Law Director. Mike McMillan, a…
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Charme P. Allen is known for her “tough on crime, smart on prevention” approach to public safety. She has answered the prosecutor’s call to pursue the guilty and protect the innocent for more than 30 years. As Knox County’s District…
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Three hundred and one thousand votes says a lot, but it doesn't say it all. Not even by a long shot. The community's participation in Cityview's Best of the Best voting is just one of the ways people support this effort. For weeks prior to…
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Make the most of outdoor time with your dog by planning well Living in East Tennessee at the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains and the Cumberland Plateau, it’s easy to find space outdoors where you can spend a good amount of time…
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