Regional News
Sevier County Governor’s Crossing gets $12M expansion; Mountain Mile attraction targets May 2019 for first phase
The attractions keep on growing in Sevier County, with one established resort expanding and a new entertainment complex under construction, both slated to open in spring 2019
Read MoreDenso to make assisted braking systems
Denso, the second largest automotive supplier in the world, will start manufacturing advanced driver-assistance systems in Maryville sometime next year.
Read MoreState Jobless Rate Holds Near Historic Lows
Tennessee’s unemployment rate remained near historic lows in September
Read MoreDayton Freight opens new service center in Tennessee
Dayton Freight Lines, Inc., a leading provider of regional less-than truckload (LTL) transportation services, has a new Service Center in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Read MoreUT College of Architecture and Design Named in Hiring Rankings
New national rankings show that graduates from the College of Architecture and Design at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, are hired more often than those from many peer institutions.
Read MoreEconomy Puts New Demands on Logistics Firms, Surveys Find
A robust economy is placing new demands on third-party logistics service providers
Read MoreThe Tennessean Hotel, The Swag and Blackberry Farm make ‘best of the South’ lists
The Condé Nast Traveler Reader’s Choice awards have once again recognized several Knoxville-area resorts and hotels
Read MoreComing soon to McGhee Tyson Airport: New flights to New York City
American Eagle will start flying Feb. 14 from McGhee Tyson Airport to New York City’s LaGuardia Airport
Read MoreKnoxville’s Yassin’s Falafel House named ‘Nicest Place in America’
A Knoxville restaurant has been named ‘The Nicest Place in America’ by Reader’s Digest
Read MoreUniversity of Tennessee: Ag Institute gets $7.5M for potato-based defense study
The University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture is receiving up to $7.5 million for a study that will use potatoes to detect nerve agents, radiation and plant pathogens
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