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Tomorrow morning, June 30, the only kids Rob Britt will have to worry about are his visiting grandchildren, ages 3 and 2. He’ll probably cook breakfast for them on what he calls his new toy, a Blackstone griddle.
Tomorrow morning, June 30, the only kids Rob Britt will have to worry about are his visiting grandchildren, ages 3 and 2. He’ll probably cook …
Though two people charged with the June 24 shooting of a Knoxville man were taken into custody Monday, June 27, Knoxville Police say that a th…
Jorge Vera, Walland, was booked into Blount County jail Monday afternoon, June 27, after police say he locked himself and his girlfriend’s six…
A nine-vehicle crash on West Governor John Sevier Highway sent several people to the hospital with injuries Monday, June 27.
Harold Naramore was reaffirmed as the next Chief Executive Officer of Blount Memorial Hospital by a unanimous vote.
Part two of a look back at the history of The Daily Times, particularly its 80-year association with downtown Maryville under the auspices of …
The Friday, June 24 house fire that killed one person and injured another was accidental, according to the Blount County Fire Investigation Te…
All construction-related lane closures on state routes and interstates will halt from 6 a.m. July 1 until 6 a.m. July 5 to allow maximum roadw…
A Sevierville resident received a life sentence Wednesday, June 22, following his November 2021 conviction on drug- and firearms-charges.
Unemployment rates in every Tennessee county increased slightly during May, according to the most recent data published by the Department of L…
Tennessee Education Commissioner Penny Schwinn has ruled that the book “Dragonwings” does not violate the state’s “prohibited concepts” law, a…
Seven Blount County Schools students are headed to Chicago today to test their abilities in cybersecurity as well as network, publication and …
The grass was high, attendance was low, but members of the Cades Cove Preservation Association were not deterred from honoring the memory of t…
Part one of a two-part series eulogizing 307 E. Harper Ave., the downtown home of Blount County's newspaper of record for 80 years.
Maryville Huddle, a local organization, will host a virtual candidate forum Thursday, June 30.
Alcoa historian, Circuit Court Judge David R. Duggan, received a unique birthday gift June 7 — East Tennessee Historical Society’s Award of Di…
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A PaceSetters player reaches bases on a hit into the outfield during a Great Smoky Mountain Senior Classic game on Sunday at Sandy Springs Park in Maryville.
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