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Vote for the Knoxville TVA Employees Credit Union girls athlete of the week for Sept. 7-11
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Creeks are often named after people or landmarks. Here's why Knoxville uses numbers
First, Second, Third and Fourth creeks are well-known in the Knoxville outdoors scene. The origin of their names dates back to the 1790s.
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Joro spiders aren't just in the Smoky mountains. They're in Knoxville too
Joro spiders have been recorded across Knoxville on the iNaturalist app. The large, invasive spiders have been identified in both urban and rural areas throughout the region.
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Joy of Music School teaches free lessons and other 'tools for success'
Students at the school can come after school to participate in free lessons and classes, where they can study everything from piano to rock band.
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Boyd Foundation gives $5M for a theater in this historic Knoxville mansion
The gift moves River & Rail Theatre Company closer to opening a new home that will increase seating capacity while adding a lobby and rehearsal space.
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How 9/11 forever changed flying from McGhee Tyson Airport in Knoxville | Exclusive
Tom Aiken was directing security at McGhee Tyson when the first plane crashed on 9/11. Ordering airport vehicles to block the terminal was his first move.
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See 2027 National Merit Scholarship semifinalists from East Tennessee
Students now have the opportunity to compete for the 6,700 National Merit Scholarships worth nearly $26 million in total.
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Neyland Stadium to have special lighting tribute honoring 25th anniversary of 9/11
Tennessee athletics will honor the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks with a special lighting tribute at Neyland Stadium.
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How a surprising source punked social media with fake 'Kirkaversary' event
An alt-right social media account tried to ignite a controversy at the University of Tennessee. But who actually made a controversial poster?
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Mayor Betsy Henderson seeks to change law to allow pay cuts for leaders
The mayor originally asked the Knox County Commission to exempt itself from 6% raises approved in June. That's against the county charter.
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Sevier Avenue ready to add groceries, concerts and new energy this fall
Sevier Avenue is constantly changing. Adding the Old Sevier Market grocery store and 808 music venue will continue that South Knoxville trend.
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'Bussin' With The Boys' coming to Knoxville for live show before Tennessee vs Texas
The hosts of the popular football podcast Bussin' With The Boys are coming to Knoxville for a show before Tennessee football plays Texas on Sept. 26.
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