Regional News
Olli won’t drive itself around Knoxville
Olli the self-driving trolley won’t be on Knoxville’s downtown streets anytime soon
Read MoreKnoxville boaters develop award-winning boat attachment Dripper Guard
The Dripper Guard is a rubber attachment that sticks to the boat under the thru-hull.
Read More5 feature films shot in Knoxville in 2018, and more are coming in 2019
Five feature films chose Knoxville to be their backdrop in 2018.
Read MoreEast Tennessee makeup business makes products for Marvel films, ‘The Walking Dead’
Sevierville-based business ShowOffs Body Art
Read MoreDowntown Knoxville’s brand is about to change thanks to focus group study
The Central Business Improvement District spent two years working with the state of Tennessee to capture quantitative data about the retail and restaurant growth in downtown Knoxville.
Read MoreUT economic report predicts slowing employment gains in 2019
Economic growth in Tennessee will be modest in 2019 and will slow in 2020
Read MoreOfficials Break Ground on New Anderson County Higher Education Center
A partnership between the TCAT-Knoxville and Roane State Community College
Read MoreDENSO opens Maryville plant, expects 1,000 jobs
$1 billion investment in the company’s Maryville complex, adding 1,000 new jobs in an additional 360,000 square feet of factory space.
Read MoreBlackberry Farm’s sister resort Blackberry Mountain to open in February
The wellness-tourism property is owned and operated by Blackberry Farm proprietor
Read MoreNext up for college programs in Tennessee as Gov. Bill Haslam leaves office: Think smaller
The next generation of programs generally seek to tie college efforts back to individual communities
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