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Titanic Museum Prepares for 100th Year Anniversary of the Titanic's Demise
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Kids Radio Show, Kidstuff, Premieres
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Today, We Remember
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Vendors and Artists Needed for Three Major Festivals
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Knoxville Welcomes Its Newest Music Festival
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The Sun Sets On Henley Street Bridge
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Law Enforcement Agencies Arrest More People in Union County
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Another Henley Street Bridge Death Today
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Law Enforcement Agencies Disrupt Crime Ring in Union County
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Madison County Sheriff David Woolfork to Tell Congress "No Bigger Trucks"
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AmpleHarvest.org Campaign Marks Its Two Year Anniversary
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Colorado White Water Rafting to Be Top Notch in 2011
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Food, Obesity and Poor Health -- America Has A Problem
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Hickory Mist -- Vacation Lodging Management Company in Gatlinburg Shut Down
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Scammers in Tennessee Posing as FEMA
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Oil Production Increases in Tennessee
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Amazon Under Fire from AMSF
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Amazon Bringing 7,000 Jobs to Tennessee
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Remedy Coffee -- Knoxville's Coolest Hangout
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24 Hour Dent Repair Now Available for Knoxvillians
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2011 Pauly Awards Presented
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Nissan Offers Help with Vehicles to Storm Victims
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Workshop on How to Publish Your First Book
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Knoxville Stands Out with Stats and Facts
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Local Artists' Knox Heritage Art to Be Showcased
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Imagination Station is Revved Up for Fun Summer Camps
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Children's Museum Offers Clay Camps throughout Summer
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No Marine Alone Founder to Ride Bicycle 4,000 Miles
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Representative Watson Takes Stand Against Amazon Taxing
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Consumer Tips Following Storm Damage
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Homeowners Should Verify Contractors' Licenses
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Knoxville Competes with More than 50 U.S. Cities to Win $1 Million
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Protest Held Against Prominent Pollster
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Illegal Storm Chasers Flood East Tennessee
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Bus 'n Bikers - Success. This is it! As Good as It Gets
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Jarvis Property Restoration Prepares to Assist Memphis with Flood Cleanup
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Expert Appraisers Appearing at Indian Artifacts Show in Pigeon Forge
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UT Knoxville Improving Online Education to Benefit Students
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UT Knoxville, UT Athletics Team Up to Help ET Storm Victims
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606th ACS Airmen prepare for Eifel Thunder
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Free Legal Assistance Available to Tennesseans through New Website
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Mercy Sponsors a Bike Ride to Benefit CARDIAC KIDS Program
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Museum of Appalachia to Hold Old Time Gospel Sing
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Price Gouging Possible Following West Tennessee Flooding
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Justice Department Takes Down Multi-State Criminal Organization
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FBI Investigates Suspicious Letters Received by Washington, D.C. Schools
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Nashville Native Recognized by NASA
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Governor Haslam Signs Bill to Improve Tennessee Military and Overseas Voting
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St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Taking Flood Precautions
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TVA Donates 10,600 Meals to North Alabama Disaster Recovery
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29th Annual Bowl For Kids' Sake A Huge Success
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The Knoxville Symphony Chamber Orchestra will present a free concert on Market Square
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Pittsburgh Folk Rock Collective Showcasing 2 Gigs in Knoxville
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Horse & Wagon Headed to Washington DC
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Onlife Health Offering Health of Your Business Grant
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Mark Padgett -- A Born Leader
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International Biscuit Festival Rises on May 27-28, 2011
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King James Bible Website Celebrates 3 Million Visits and 400th Anniversary of King James Version
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IRS Offers Tax Relief for Victims of April 25 Storms in Tennessee
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Critically Acclaimed Film to Screen in Knoxville Exclusively
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Memphis Business Man Wei Chen to Fly Around the World for Hope
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TVA Storm Damage Update
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Red Cross Responds in 11 States to Devastation from Fierce Storms
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Tennessee STEM Workforce: White House Meets Tennessee's Industry & Education Leader
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