Co-Piloting: Luck, Leadership, and Learning That It’s All About Others
Pilot Company Founder James “Jim” Haslam II has written a book that takes readers inside the journey from owning a single gas station in Gate City, Virginia, to starting one of the largest privately owned companies in the United States.


State Board of Cosmetology joins End Slavery Tennessee

KCDC secures 25 housing vouchers for young adults leaving foster care

State approves $8m for UT-Oak Ridge Innovation Institute

National Park hosts hands-on volunteer opportunities	The 17-year cicadas can damage your trees
Nashville man walks from Key West to Washington State	Nourish Knoxville’s Double Up Food Bucks Program kicks off
New TBI crime lab and regional headquarters opens in Jackson	Fatal single-car accident on Spur

KY Gov. Beshear’s church restrictions face another blow

Tennessee Fiscal Year 2021-2022 budget passes

TVA, KUB, Origis Energy make Knoxville No. 1 in Southeast for solar investment

Safe at Home Address confidentiality program protects victims of sexual assault

US sends immediate help to India

Officers, first responders graduate from Crisis Intervention Team training

TRAVEL	GARDENING
Morning beauty along Northwest Florida’s Gulf coast	UT Gardens Plant of the Month

KCDC promotes Tillery to vice president of rental assistance
KNOXVILLE - Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation (KCDC) has promoted Matt Tillery to vice president of rental assistance.

Tennessee’s first chronic wasting disease testing facility open	Zoo Knoxville's Wanto gorilla dies	NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover extracts first oxygen from Red Planet	Tennessee sunshine to power Jack Daniel’s
UT business, online marketing project for farmers among the nation’s best	Tennessee National Guard aircrew rescues stroke victim at Clingmans Dome	Oak Ridge contractor highlights initiatives to attract next-generation workforce	State Library and Archives moves more than a half million pieces of Tennessee’s History to new home
Airbnb names Sevierville as one of most “wanderlusted” destinations	National Park responds to social unrest	12 million tourists visit Great Smoky Mountains	Newfound Gap Road paving project begins

• Knox County lawyer censured
• Roane County lawyer censured
• Cookeville man indicted, accused of threatening Sevier County judge, two attorneys
• Natalie & Jim Haslam contribute $5 million to UT Medical Center
• Tennessee generates $58.5M from RV parks and campgrounds annually
• McNabb Center to offer Crisis Stabilization Unit in Morristown
• Former firefighter charged in Weakley County church fire
• Greenbrier area temporarily closed at Ranger Station through April 23
• East Tennessee strike soldiers begin mock vaccinations at Wolstein CVC
• Ober Gatlinburg shuts down for major updates
• Zoo Knoxville is saddened to announce the death of Wiley zebra
• Knoxville earns Tree Cities of the World recognition
• Former officer charged, accused of assaulting juvenile
• AG Crime Unit steps up citations for off-road users in areas of state forests
• Local nonprofits report revenue loss of $12.5m in 20205
• UScellular makes $31.9 million network investment in Tennessee in 2020
• Sidewalks on Waterfront Drive, 3 other streets to be constructed by late 2021
• Helen Ross McNabb Foundation launches campaign to increase substance use treatment
• NASA's Mars Perseverance rover safely lands on Mars
• Cades Cove road projects scheduled
• Tennessee State House Committee passes term limits on Congress resolution
• Operation Volunteer Strong recovers 150 missing children in Tennessee
• Animal friendly grants help shelters, pet owners
• New East Knoxville greenway to connect parks, botanical garden
• Trillium Gap Trail project completed
• KCDC earns $850,000 grant
• SFMO orders closure of Morristown Group Home because of unsafe, hazardous conditions
• Another Knox County lawyer suspended
• Knox County lawyer censured
• Knoxville lawyer permanently disbarred
• UT campuses plan for in-person classes for Fall 2021
• KCDC’s Five Points 3 earns Keep Knoxville Beautiful award
• City investing $1.6 million to build sidewalks along Old Broadway
• City’s online chatbot available in Spanish
• Cost share opportunity
• Service proposes listing for the rare sickle darter fish

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