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It was Thursday at Miss Olivia’s Table in Maryville and guests lined the porch waiting to be seated.
The July Fourth holiday weekend is off to a booming start with airport crowds crushing the numbers seen in 2019, before the pandemic.
It was Thursday at Miss Olivia’s Table in Maryville and guests lined the porch waiting to be seated.
City of Alcoa Fire Department is testing fire hydrants throughout July, a release from the city states.
By participating in the Honor Vote Program, Tennesseans planning to vote in upcoming elections can dedicate their votes to a current or vetera…
A federal grand jury indicted a Maryville man in late June on charges of producing, possessing and distributing child pornography.
Eight weeks into the investigation of the Maryville couple’s unexpected death at Sandals Emerald Bay resort in the Bahamas, police investigato…
Country music artist Jeff Bates would like for fans to join him for Independence Day weekend Saturday at Alnwick Community Center, 2146 Big Sp…
A group formed with a goal of reducing community drug abuse through school programs could see the first lessons in sixth-grade classrooms this fall.
WASHINGTON (AP) — An overwhelming and growing majority of Americans say the U.S. is heading in the wrong direction, including nearly 8 in 10 D…
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.
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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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