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Maryville College welcomed 274 freshmen this academic year, continuing a decrease since 2013, when it had a record high of 349.
Maryville College welcomed 274 freshmen this academic year, continuing a decrease since 2013, when it had a record high of 349.
Deputies arrested a Knoxville man early Friday after he allegedly led them on a high-speed chase, wrecked his vehicle and had taken enough dru…
A Maryville immigration lawyer was permanently disbarred from practicing law in Tennessee starting on Friday, Oct. 22, a press release states.
Maryville College’s first alumna — and the first woman to earn a bachelor’s degree in the state — was inducted this month into the Tennessee I…
The Blount County Board of Commissioners has voted 14-3 to approve the removal of “property structures” at the site of a proposed transition f…
Mayor Ed Mitchell proclaimed the start of Red Ribbon Week on the steps of Blount County Courthouse early Friday for the third year in a row.
Maryville College's homecoming celebration Saturday included a parade through campus as well as a football game, volleyball match, two soccer …
Maryville College plans to open a track facility in spring 2023 with men’s and women’s teams competing.
Townsend city commissioners Tuesday started mulling a plan for 2021’s Christmas Parade, which was canceled last year because of COVID-19.
Chart summarizes COVID-19 active cases, hospitalizations and deaths over the last week and 30 days as of Oct. 20 for Blount County, its surrou…
Beginning Monday, Oct. 25, Watkins Road will be closed to through traffic between Foch Street and the Target department store in Maryville Com…
Southbound traffic near McGhee Tyson Airport will shift onto the new Alcoa Highway alignment beginning at 7 p.m. Sunday, Tennessee Department …
It’s been said that running a restaurant can be a challenging proposition. Nevertheless, it was an opportunity Dan and Jill Estes eagerly acce…
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT: The flag of the United States is to be flown at half-staff until sunset on Oct. 22 as a mark of respect for Gen. Co…
After hearing multiple reports of a box truck driving recklessly on Alcoa Highway, officers observed it run off the road, go airborne and land…
Alcoa City Schools is hoping to lure part-time staff for its extended school Stars program by raising the starting pay to $12 an hour.
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This educational video is intended to assist with the identification of White Oak (Quercus alba) in Tennessee. In addition, this video includes information regarding the proper collection and storage of viable White Oak Acorns. For additional questions regarding tree identification and acorn…
KC-135 fuel tankers sit on the runway at McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base Friday.
Staff Sgt. Jacob Whitten operates a boom to refuel an F-16 during Friday's media day with personnel at McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base.
Lt. Col Justin Wilson (left) talks to Staff Sgt. Jacob Whitten during a refueling operation Friday. Wilson was commanding the crew and Whitten was operating the refueling apparatus called a "boom."
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