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Tennessee Stage Company begins its 35th year by presenting new plays by local East Tennessee playwrights Every night from February 2 to February 11, a cast of 10 actors from the University of Tennessee and the wider Knoxville community…
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Karns High School senior Mia Warren helped open the doors to the Museum of East Tennessee History a little wider recently. A project she undertook for her Girl Scout Gold Award makes the museum’s exhibits more accessible to people with…
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I was 20 years old—not much older than the students I teach at UT—between my junior and senior years in college, when I first entered the Time & Life Building and rode the elevator to the 20th floor to start my summer internship at…
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Hometown Heroes: Raising a Voice gives vulnerable women in the Knoxville community a voice, paving a way forward with hope and support It’s one thing to see struggle and pain, it’s quite another to fight against it. Knoxvillians Will…
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The Smokies Safe Passage project, the I-40 Pigeon River Gorge Wildlife Crossing Project near the Great Smoky Mountains, has been highly embraced. The project’s massive research is being hailed as a tool for many regions in the eastern U.S.…
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An 1880s-style Christmas dinner in a Victorian village — that’s about as close to a genuine English Christmas as you’re going to get! Earlier this month, the tiny village of Rugby (near Jamestown) hosted their traditional old-fashioned…
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East Tennessee's small businesses are ready for the holiday season—are you? For many of us, East Tennessee has become a place we call home, though, but what we may not always recognize is that Knoxville is so great because of the…
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Nihongo-ga wakarimasen. Prefaced, most likely, by "sumimasen" (a cross between "excuse me" and "sorry"), this is a very important phrase for us foreigners to know when abroad in Japan. It simply means, "I do not understand Japanese." If…
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Thanksgiving is underway and whether you want to practice gratitude during a special meal with your family or deliver a meal to someone in need, (or both!) we have just the list for you. Because what's better than bringing kindness through…
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The local nonprofit ensuring no child goes without a home What do Steve Jobs and Eleanor Roosevelt have in common besides being famous? They were both adopted. “November is National Adoption month, and it’s a great month to…
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