Knoxville TN

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This Mountain Town Between Knoxville and Asheville Is a Dream for Hikers and Lake...

Townsend doesn’t whisper adventure — it throws you straight into it. This little Tennessee mountain town is where wild rivers, towering peaks, and deep green forests collide, creating one of the Smokies’ best-kept escapes. Set between Knoxville and Asheville, Townsend feels like the calm before the storm...
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Knox County Schools forced to reconsider budget after county pulls out $4M

The Knox County school board has to go back to the drawing board on its new budget after the Knox County Commission pulled out $4 million to cover pay increases for other county employees. The commission on June 16 voted to provide 6% raises to county employees, which was made possible by moving the funds from the budg
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Tennessee has to clear one last obstacle to land four-star nephew of ex-Vol, but...

The Vols have to survive one more visit to try to land a standout prospect with a strong Tennessee tie.
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This Charming Tennessee Restaurant Serves Key Lime Pie You’ll Never Forget

Tucked away in the Fountain City neighborhood of Knoxville, Tennessee, Litton’s is the kind of place that makes you feel like you’ve stepped back in time. For over 46 years, this beloved burger spot and bakery has been serving up homemade food with a whole lot of heart.
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‘Staggering’ funeral, cremation costs primary reason many remains unclaimed in Knox County

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — As inflation continues to push prices for most goods and services higher, the costs of final arrangements remain the primary reason why many of the nearly 500 people whose remains are unclaimed at the Knox County Regional Forensic Center were not claimed by family members or friends. As of Jun
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Former Tennessee QB Joe Milton leaves no doubt on how he feels about Vols...

Former Tennessee Volunteers quarterback Joe Milton shared some thoughts this week on current UT offensive coordinator Joey Halzle.
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Maryville Alcoa Animal Rescue Center Dog of the Week: Margot

If you are looking for the ultimate girl’s girl, look no further than little Margot! Need someone to listen to all your boy problems? A shopping buddy? Someone to lie out by the pool with? Margot is your meatloaf…I mean, girl! “I know how to make friendship bracelets, and I’m a great listener, but my expertise is long
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TVA blocking auto traffic at part of South Holston Dam

A portion of the South Holston Dam operation and recreation area is now restricted to auto traffic. A report on the social media outlets of the Tennessee Valley Authority says the road that crosses the top of the structure has been temporarily closed. “The closure addresses safety issues, vandalism, and...
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Knox County “Christmas in July” and Stuff the Bus Drive Aims to Fill Classrooms...

Knoxville, TN (WOKI) — A countywide effort is underway to make sure students head back to school prepared, as Partners in Education launches its annual Christmas in July campaign alongside the high-energy Stuff the Bus drive. The initiative is designed to ease the financial burden of school supplies on...
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Another Richard L. Bean Juvenile Detention Center employee is suing Knox County over working...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Another Richard L. Bean Juvenile Detention Center employee is suing Knox County, accusing the leadership at the facility of mistreating her while overseeing the county’s takeover of the Bean Center. Dolly Mack is the one suing the county. Her lawsuit identifies her as a 17-year...

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