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The One9 travel center in Dandridge is ready for travelers to experience its new curb-to-counter remodel, featuring a fresh look and enhanced amenities.
KNOXVILLE - During his weekly update, Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs focuses on the Health Department’s statewide recognition for several key programs it runs and Lumen Flats.
KNOXVILLE - This morning at 4:40 a.m. KFD responded to an activated fire alarm at Brothers Bedding located at 5610 North Broadway. Upon arrival, KFD crews discovered that the sprinkler system had been activated and...
Friends of the Smokies Helps Fund Reopening of National Park KODAK, TN - The nonprofit Friends of the Smokies will help cover the costs to fully reopen Great Smoky Mountains National Park for one week during the ongoing...
Chilhowee Park Sale Withdrawn: But Victory Exposes Deeper Failures
Submitted by Crystal Flack
Knoxville City Council voted to withdraw the proposed sale of 12.7 acres of Chilhowee Park to Emerald Youth Foundation, marking the final withdrawal of a controversial deal.
Communities Rise to Keep the National Park Open
In a show of unity and proactive leadership, Sevier County, alongside its cities—Gatlinburg, Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, and Pittman Center—has teamed up with Blount County, Cocke County, the S…
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SEVIERVILLE, TN - The City of Sevierville has taken a firm stand on maintaining the safety and quality of life for its residents and visitors by canceling the October 5 portion of the Slammedenuff car show.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park To Resume Full Operations SEVIER COUNTY, TN - Great Smoky Mountains National Park will resume full operations beginning Saturday morning, October 4, despite the federal government shutdown.
Gov. Lee Marks One-Year Anniversary of Tropical Storm Helene
By Jeaneane Payne, Editor
On the first anniversary of Tropical Storm Helene, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee and TEMA reflected on the significant impact of the s…
Questionable Land Deal at Chilhowee Park
Submitted by Crystal Flack
The City of Knoxville’s proposed sale of 12.7 acres of Chilhowee Park to the Emerald Youth Foundation (EYF) raises urgent concerns over appraisal integrity, compliance with city code, transparency, and broader patterns of municipal disinvestment.
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