One year into its new contract, AMR reports faster response times and better overall service.
A Healthy Financial Checkup
Midway through the fiscal year, officials say city finances are in good shape, though there is uncertainty about federal funding.
Fellowship Afoot
Hiking the West Prong Trail in the Smokies with a group has its rewards, even if bears steer clear.
From the Ashes
After a devastating fire at historically Black Knoxville College, leaders say accreditation remains the focus.
After the Flood
Residents improvise on their own and help one another amid the ruins of Asheville during the days following Hurricane Helen’s destructive blow.
‘An Artist Who Teaches’
Retiring art professor Carl Gombert reflects on his career even as he continues to evolve as an artist.
West Virginia Turnpike Hitchhiker
A Halloween treat from the anthology ‘23 Tales: Appalachian Ghost Stories, Legends, and Other Mysteries’
Charter Questions and Answers
Ahead of their first charter school vote in nearly a decade, Knox County school board members press Knoxville Prep leaders about their plans.
Revelry With a Cause
A talk with Adeem the Artist about recognition, representation, and why they might have to leave Knoxville.