Top Stories for Monday, September 6, 2010
Boomsday spectacular
10:57 PM - Folks cheer after Red Bull TNT team member Myles Richmond performs an air stunt Sunday at Boomsday in Knoxville. Boomsday was celebrated for the 23rd time Sunday on Neyland Drive at Volunteer Landing in Knoxville. Read more...
Woman tells officers her boyfriend punched her during argument
Man arrested on theft charge after stolen TV found during traffic stop
Keep in mind Smokies crowds when planning holiday activities
Officers respond to report of individuals smoking marijuana around young children
Dooley era begins with bang in shutout of UT Martin
Animals from Blount County Animal Center being sent north
Two airlifted to hospital after Townsend motorcycle accident
Six injured, one seriously, in Alcoa accident
Labor Day holiday won’t affect garbage pickup in Maryville or Alcoa
Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont, Rockford Elementary partner for science program on salamanders
McWherter faces student questions
Heritage High teacher gets five-day suspension for Facebook comment
Denarius Moore, a senior wide receiver, turned the Tennessee's opener completely in the Vols' favor on Saturday.
Game breaker: Moore's big plays put away opponent early
06:43 PM - After Tennessee's running backs scored the Vols' first two touchdowns of the season in the opening half of Saturday's contest with UT Martin, wide receiver Denarius Moore decided it was his turn to do some scoring. Read more...
UT's Jones out for two weeks, Vols turn focus to Oregon
Venus wins but never finds comfort at U.S. Open
Manning lets New Orleans party, prepares for 2010
Day gets his nose out front at Deutsche Bank
Tennessee shuts out Tennessee-Martin 50-0
Without starting quarterback, Scots collapse at Huntingdon
Maryville boys, WB girls have strong outings at Classic
After swap, UT's Johnson takes charge at linebacker
Tornadoes flatten Loudon, 42-3
Cherokees fight off Tigers, 17-10
Snedeker leads in Boston; Woods shoots 65
Tornadoes crank offense in second half to blitz Loudon, 42-3
Guests at the Mane Support fundraiser visit with Yank, one of the horses used for this equine-assisted grief counseling program.
Growing a dream: Henry turns passion into purpose
06:36 PM - Partnerships with other like-minded organizations and a continued passion to help heal those hurting over the death of a loved one, have propelled Mane Support and its executive director Kim Henry into a good place. Read more...
Cancer patients can reap benefits of exercise
There's relief when gout strikes
Sign up for Free to Breathe
Nominations sought for outstanding teachers
The ultimate test: Blount dad completes Ironman challenge
Miss Olivia: Easy recipes for tiramisu, pizza featured on menu
Cheap Tricks: Generics have certainly come a long way
Rachael Ray: With burgers, size matters
School menus for the week of Sept. 6-10
Acrylic painting classes offered at Everett
Woodworker to demonstrate at Arrowcraft
WBHS Class of 1980 to hold 30th reunion
This photo taken Aug. 9 in New York, shows the Fizz-Keeper (left) EZ-Funnel (center) Bottle Top (right) and Squeezeit.
Want cheapskates to spend? Hawk gizmos that save
10:23 PM - NEW YORK — How do you get penny pinchers to spend these days? Pitch products that promise to save them money. Read more...
1 'censored' bar won't stop online prostitution
Attorney: JetBlue attendant in NYC flap resigned
Wildlife agency considering sandhill crane hunt
BP: Lifting device from Gulf delayed
Stocks extend September rally after jobs report
Chains try to score with fantasy football players
Nursing homes broaden offerings to turn a profit
Lights a million: Pellissippi Place illumined in millions of LED colors
Knoxville interstate project honored
ETSU educator promotes doctorate for nurses
Ala. hospital eliminates two executive jobs
Airport wins financial report award
The new home of Shepherd's Glory Church at 7195 Old Tuckaleechee Road in Townsend. Members met in a small garage-type building for years before this property was bought and the building constructed.
Pastor follows calling to Townsend
08:03 PM - After gathering in a 600-square-foot shed for years, the congregation of Shepherd's Glory Church in Townsend has a new, more spacious home and a mission to grow even further in the Word. Read more...
MC invites prospective students to ‘Meet Maryville’
VFW Post 5154 to conduct memorial service
Wagon Wheelers offer new course
Free retreat for women offered
Free concert slated at Maryville church
Broom maker to be featured at Arrowcraft
Dark Star Orchestra — (from left) Jeff Mattson, Kevin Rosen, Lisa Mackey, Dino English, Rob Koritz, Rob Barraco and Rob Eaton — will bring the Grateful Dead experience to The Valarium on Thursday, Sept. 9.
Dark Star Orchestra resurrects music, feel of the Grateful Dead
06:41 PM - The premiere Grateful Dead tribute band Dark Star Orchestra will be performing in Knoxville for the first time in more than four years on Thursday, Sept. 9, at The Valarium. Read more...
Setting ‘Sun': As acclaimed indie film's DVD release is celebrated at the Clayton Center, lead actor Hal Holbrook reflects on making it
Making ‘That Evening Sun' a first for East Tennessee company
Through music, Dylan LeBlanc tries to end the war against himself
Stone River Boys carry a torch for the music loved by the late Chris Gaffney
Yo Mama! The Booty Band brings good times, good music to East Tenn.
Long-time members of the local scene debut as Marvels of Peru tonight
New opportunities available for community in Maryville College vocal programs
East Tennessee Dirt: What's happening in the local music scene
It’s football time in Tennessee
Benny (left) and Wilma Thomas are completely surrounded by University of Tennessee orange and white in the room Wilma has dedicated to UT sports at their Lenoir City home.
Touchdown! Tennessee room celebrates the boys of fall
09:59 PM - Wilma and Benny Thomas have dedicated an entire room to University of Tennessee memorabilia. Their most unique item is a quilted wall hanging depicting the football field. Read more...
National Campground Meeting begins Sept. 11 at Greenback
Project Learn: AT&T donates $5,000 to Eagleton Boys & Girls Club
Entry forms for Blue Ribbon Country Fair due Sept. 21
Club News for Sept. 25, 2010
Asperger’s Disorder is confusing, overwhelming for families
Workshop focuses on children, adolescents, grief and trauma
Stroke and osteoporosis screenings Friday in Maryville
Smoky Mountain Quail Forever banquet set for Sept. 11
Assistance available to end homelessness in 12 ET counties
‘On Golden Pond’ begins Friday at Clayton Center
‘Wait on the Lord’ Women’s Retreat set for Sept. 24-26
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