As he prepares for retirement, the longtime CEO of the Knoxville Chamber says economic development begins in the classroom. We take a look back at his 16 years at the helm.
Hail to the Chiefs
Retired lawyer revives a plan to build a museum honoring American presidents in Knoxville.
A Will and a Way
After 20 years, the University of Tennessee finally has a plan for the historic Eugenia Williams estate.
Culture Clash
At its Fall Meeting, UT’s new Board of Trustees grappled with differences between the private sector and public universities.
Film Celebrates Suttree’s Knoxville
TAMIS, UT and German composers collaborate to evoke the city of Cormac McCarthy’s gritty novel.
Back on the Table
After months of no movement, Knox County takes another look at TVA’s East Tower as a possible home for the school system’s Central Office.
ArabFest Returns
The 5th annual celebration of Knoxville’s Arab-American community brings music, dance and falafels to the UT campus.
UT’s Problematic Governance
Gov. Bill Haslam did not intend to create a Board of Trustees with no higher education experience, but that’s what he got.
Peace Work
The University of Tennessee expands its Peace Corps participation with an undergraduate program.
OUT Again at UT
After a year of recovery from convulsions that shuttered the Pride Center, UT’s OUTstanding Conference returns this weekend.