There are some meals that just feel like home, and chicken pot pie is definitely one of them. Creamy chicken and vegetables ...

Improving your finances doesn’t always require major changes. Like improving your health or learning a new skill, financial ...

Long before Wallace Earl “Wally” Clendenen became a World War II veteran, Knoxville businessman and familiar figure in the community, a few terrifying moments on the Bald River put the 19-year-old ...

Here’s what’s happening around East Tennessee today, along with helpful community resources and interesting things to discover beyond our backyard. Tuesday Trivia Did you know? The tiny dot above a ...

United Way of Greater Knoxville has awarded $3.9 million in Community Investment Grants to 105 nonprofits across its ...

You can take that to the bank. Tennessee polished off Georgia Tech, 45-24, Saturday night at sold-out Bobby Dodd Stadium in ...

Looking forward … Kennesaw State, no doubt mesmerized by the forthcoming big game, managed to lose to Georgia State, at home, ...

Pellissippi State Community College President L. Anthony Wise Jr. plans to retire at the end of the 2026-27 academic year, concluding 30 years of service to Tennessee and 16 years as president of the ...

This column highlights several ministries actively seeking support, showcasing their unique contributions and the importance of community involvement. Together, we can empower these ministries to make ...

The week moved quickly, but some stories deserve more than one day in the spotlight. Saturday Catch-Up brings together six ...

Knox the Fox did not make this trip to Waco, but Penny Judge and friends did — and they brought back the photos, video, and ...

Not long ago, while writing about “Many hands make light work,” I mentioned another familiar piece of Mama’s wisdom: “A ...