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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.
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…
WASHINGTON (AP) — Furious about surging prices at the gasoline station and the supermarket, many consumers feel they know just where to cast b…
In Blount County the commitment to continuing education goes well beyond the classroom. It literally takes to the road thanks to a new careers…
Yustina LeVan had been living in Knoxville for just a week when she decided to take a drive out to Blount County in 2005.
ATLANTA — When about 5,200 students from across the country entered Atlanta’s State Farm Arena Friday night, June 24, they already had won gol…
A house fire on Clendenen Road killed one person early Friday.
Alcoa Board of Commissioners approved the 2023 fiscal year budget set to start on July 1. The tax rate will remain the same at $2.27 per $100 …
The city of Alcoa has a wish list for the future of Alcoa Highway between Pellissippi Parkway and Hunt Road.
Elise Eustace observed three different wedding parties pull over to one of the many overlooks along the new portion of Foothills Parkway Satur…
The Tennessee State Fire Marshal's Office conducted an outreach visit to nine fire departments in the East Tennessee area, including the Bloun…
Convicted of child rape in March, Scott Allen Briggs was sentenced to 35 years in prison Friday, June 24.
In its Thursday, June 23 meeting, the Blount County Planning Commission took up resolutions from the county’s board of commissioners, ultimate…
ATLANTA — Minutes before they were to board a bus Monday to the national SkillsUSA competitions in Atlanta, Heritage High School students turn…
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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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A Last Chance Softball player flies out to right field during a Great Smoky Mountain Senior Classic game against PaceSetters on Sunday at Sandy Springs Park in Maryville.
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