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Shortly after Labor Day a giant cardboard box — big enough to hold more than one adult standing up — appeared in the main hallway of Rockford Elementary School with a small yellow sign that said, “Big Reveal Coming Soon.”
Shortly after Labor Day a giant cardboard box — big enough to hold more than one adult standing up — appeared in the main hallway of Rockford …
Neighborly Books, a new addition to Maryville’s revitalized downtown, formally opened its doors at 106 E. Broadway this past Wednesday. The st…
Tennessee’s state veterinarian, Samantha Beaty, lifted restrictions on poultry shows, sales and exhibitions imposed last month after Highly Pa…
A conservative Washington-based think tank, the Heritage Foundation, recently rated Tennessee first in the U.S. for election integrity. Accord…
For the fourth year in a row, Prudentia Masonic Lodge No. 719 invites the local community to their annual Soup and Friends Night. The event is…
Blount County law enforcement will partner with Be Aware Blount to host a Drug Take Back Day Oct. 29. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Blount Cou…
The “free-for-all” layout of Maryville’s larger recycling center, 715 Best St., is soon to start phase one of a string of improvements that th…
President Joe Biden says he is committed to “fixing our immigration system for good." He’s tackling near-term issues like reuniting migrant f…
Discover Life in America will host its third annual “Salamander Ball on Wheels” Friday evening, Oct. 6. Guests will be able to hear a reading …
The Department of Justice announced additional efforts against fraud targeting older adults Tuesday, Oct. 4. In addition to reporting data fro…
CarMax Auto Superstores, Inc. is purchasing land from the city of Maryville to build a location near the intersection of Big Springs Road and …
Between long lines at busy precincts and set voting hours, accidentally going to the wrong polling place on an election day can mean missing a…
Drivers of the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile announced the 27 feet long hotdog on wheels will be in Maryville and Alcoa on Friday, Oct. 7.
The city of Alcoa started collecting residents' fall leaves on Tuesday, Oct. 4. Collection is planned to continue through Jan. 6.
Advocates say schools increasingly are removing children with disabilities from the classroom because of behavior issues related to their disa…
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