McKenzie Franklin (left) dances and sings during a dress rehearsal of "Babes in Toyland." She is the only cast member from Blount County in this production.
07:02 PM - McKenzie Franklin, a 12-year-old Maryville Middle School student, is playing the role of Jane in Dollywood's adaptation of "Babes in Toyland," by Victor Herbert. She is the only cast member from Blount County. Read more...
07:04 PM - Smoky Mountain Children's Home in Sevierville was recognized by the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute as one of the 2009 Angels in Adoption. Read more...
09:44 PM - Emotional abuse tears apart the victim's sense of self, her trust in her own perceptions and experiences, and her health. Read more...
09:16 PM - The following reading list will help you learn more about emotional abuse: Read more...
09:15 PM - THE MARY BLOUNT CHAPTER DAR: Met Nov. 10 at the Blount County Library for a special luncheon meeting with special guests State Regent Judy Chaffin, State Chaplain Drama Roberson and Appalachian District Secretary Ollie Ellison. Read more...
09:15 PM - Foothills Christian Counseling Read more...
09:15 PM - Streamliners Swing Orchestra to hold Big Band Christmas Friday Read more...
09:14 PM - Premier Surgical Associates Read more...
09:14 PM - King, Pellissippi State student, wins Women's Economic Council scholarship Read more...
09:11 PM - Studies show that sleep-deprived individuals are more susceptible to emotional and mental disturbances and they under-perform. Take advantage of the earlier darkness brought about by the ending of daylight-saving times and go to bed earlier. Read more...
09:11 PM - Naaman may have been a a man of valor and a warrior of high regard, but he needed the help of his wife's maid, a little girl he captured in a raid on Israel, to discover the true God who could cure him of leprosy. Read more...
09:14 PM - Blessings come in all shapes and sizes throughout the year. At Thanksgiving, it's good to dwell on them. Read more...
09:13 PM - Fads, like the Twilight Twi-natics, will come and go. Right now, though, a lot of kids are getting sucked in -- and a lot of columnists, too. Read more...