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Publication Date |
| Meet Diana Cantú (pronounced: dee-YON-uh kahn-TOO). A self-described daddy’s girl, she followed her father Raul onto the golf course at six-years-old and has made a career out of the sport that he loved. |
9/3/2026 |
| The Locascio’s home is not defined by a particular room, piece of furniture or address. It is the place where the family has spent more than a decade building a life together. Rachel and her husband, David, moved to Knoxville from Atlanta when his job with Tombras brought their family to East Tennessee. |
9/3/2026 |
| Every year, I tell myself I'm only going to buy school supplies for my boys, and every year I leave the store with a few extras for myself. There's just something about fresh notebooks and colorful pens that makes a new season feel full of possibility. |
8/4/2026 |
| The Rotary Club of Bearden proudly recognized three exceptional members during its annual awards presentation, celebrating individuals whose dedication, leadership and commitment embody Rotary's motto of Service Above Self. |
8/4/2026 |
| The Samuel Frazier Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, in collaboration with the East Tennessee Historical Society, celebrated the opening of the American Revolution Experience at the East Tennessee History Center with a ribbon-cutting event. |
8/4/2026 |
| Jason Lay, CPA, of Knoxville, was recently presented with the Tennessee Society of Certified Public Accountants’ (TSCPA) 2026 TSCPApex Impact Award. |
8/4/2026 |
| A Knoxville native and graduate of Central High School and the University of Tennessee, Carin Elle Mead moved to Florida in 2020 to run the Scripps Research PhD program. There she met her husband, Justin, a Florida native, and settled into coastal living until Tennessee started calling her back. |
8/4/2026 |
| A visit to Magnolia Harbor Carefarm is a balm to your soul. Nestled in the hilly farmlands of Powell, you’ll find beautiful gardens, majestic trees and winding paths that lead you to the gently flowing Bullrun Creek. |
8/4/2026 |
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8/4/2026 |
| When did May become so busy? Between school festivities, graduations and the end of sports seasons, everyone seems busier than ever. Calendars quickly fill with banquets, performances, tournaments and celebrations as families try to squeeze everything into the final weeks before summer begins. |
6/9/2026 |
| Akima Club of Knoxville is excited to announce the Akima Grants awarded to non-profit area agencies in May totaled $112,507. These funds came from revenue generated by a very successful Akima Cabaret 2026 presented in February. The 43rd production of Akima Cabaret raised a record $215,343 to cover grants to be given in 2026 and 2027. |
6/9/2026 |
| Fly Dance Fitness Knoxville celebrated their first anniversary on April 24-25 with special classes, guest appearances and local wellness vendors. Friday night's pop-up class was led by the Fly Dance Fitness leadership team: CEO Stacey Iltis, who made a special appearance an Instructor/Resource Specialist, Ashley Wolter. |
6/9/2026 |
| The 27th Annual Phillip Fulmer Golf Classic raised a record-breaking $238,794 to benefit Boys & Girls Clubs of the Tennessee Valley, marking the highest amount raised in the tournament’s 27-year history. |
6/9/2026 |
| Michelle Marciniak was National Player of the Year and was famously being recruited by a then-very-pregnant Pat Summitt when Pat unexpectedly went into labor in the Marciniak’s home in Allentown, Pennsylvania. “Pat almost had a baby in my living room,” |
6/9/2026 |
| When visitors walk into the new headquarters of Axle Logistics, they are stepping into more than an office building. The space was designed to reflect the company’s culture, support its employees and signal the future of a fast-growing Knoxville business. |
6/9/2026 |