‘Mythical Genitalia’ draws large First Friday crowds
“Mythical Genitalia” — an art show featuring works all about human genitalia at Gallery 1010 in...
Small community makes big donations for America’s pastime
The inaugural Summer Jam on August 2nd drew hundreds of people to the Lascassas Ball Field in Lascassas, Tenn. in an effort to save the baseball and softball fields from being closed down.
The event offered live music, giant inflatable toys, a silent auction, a cake walk and a pitch speed contest. The entry fee was based on donations alone and for a donation of $25 or more you would receive a shirt with your entry. All of the proceeds went towards bringing the old lighting systems at the park up to Rutherford county code.
Hotter ‘N’ Hell 5K shows support for palliative care legislation
On Aug. 3, sponsors and runners assembled at Victor Ashe Park for the fifth annual Hotter...
Motion pictures move into Tennessee Theatre
The classic 1954 film “Rear Window” directed by Alfred Hitchcock was brought back to the...
Downtown church promotes diversity, inclusion
The All Souls Church held its weekly meeting on Sunday, Aug. 4 in the...
Radio-operated cars find home, family in Knoxville
Members of the Radio Operated Car Club of Knoxville Racing club spend their Saturdays racing...
UT to start using wheel locks instead of towing vehicles
Starting July 1, the University of Tennessee will be using wheel locks on vehicles with...
The Market Square Farmer’s Market opens for its 10th season
The Market Square Farmer’s Market is an open-air environment farmer’s market located on Market Square...
Orientation in full swing at UT
Orientation at the University of Tennessee is in full swing as incoming students and their...
Inaugural wing festival draws thousands
Over 3,000 hungry people attended the Big Kahuna Wing Festival in Knoxville’s World’s Fair Park...
