NRC holding open house on performance of Browns Ferry nuclear power plant
KNOXVILLE - Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff will discuss the 2017 safety performance of the Browns Ferry nuclear power plant, operated by the Tennessee Valley Authority, during an open house on May 30.
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Innovation Expo participants - Photo by Kate Grimes
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Knoxville hosting 19th annual Global Finals tournament, May 23-26
KNOXVILLE - More than 8,000 of the most creative students from more than 15 countries are in Knoxville for the 19th annual Global Finals tournament, taking place May 23-26, 2018. Global Finals provides student finalists the opportunity to showcase their top-scoring innovative solutions in the areas of STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics).
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Class action lawsuit filed against United Community Bank
KNOXVILLE — Branstetter, Stranch & Jennings, PLLC (BS&J) of Nashville has filed a class action lawsuit against United Community Bank (UCB). BS&J filed the lawsuit with Cohen & Malad, LLP (C&M) of Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Zoo Knoxville boasts birth of
critically endangered red wolf pups |
KCDC earns ‘Website of the Year’
honors for 2018
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Gerdau rewards Lonsdale Elementary students
with new bikes, helmets |
Adjustments in agriculture |
Bassmaster Classic coming to the
Tennessee River, Knoxville in 2019 |
UT Gardens’ May 2018 Plant of the Month |
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Greenbrier Barn Party tops $2 Million for National Park
KODAK, TN – Friends of the Smokies hosted more than 600 guests at the 20th annual Greenbrier Barn Party on Friday, May 11th. The event raised more than $211,000 this year in support of Great Smoky Mountains National Park and featured live music from The Chillbillies and a silent auction.
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American Psychiatric Association honors East Tennessee physician
KNOXVILLE - In early May, the Area 5 Council of the American Psychiatric Association (APA) honoredan East Tennessee physician with the William W. “Bill” Richards Rural Psychiatry Award.
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KCHD resumes public health campaign to prevent mosquito-borne illness
KNOXVILLE – The Knox County Health Department (KCHD) restarted its #MosquitoMonday public health campaign, which is aimed at reducing mosquito-borne illness.
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NASS gathering information on financial well-being of Tennessee agriculture
NASHVILLE, TN. – The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) is collecting data from 297 Tennessee farmers and more than 35,000 farmers across the country.
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