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South College Nashville will now offer students the opportunity to pursue a Certificate in Medical Assisting or an Associate of Science in Medical Assisting, a fast-growing career track in the health care industry. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor

For the third year, the Big Ears Festival continues to expand film programming and collaboration with The Public Cinema, a Knoxville-based group dedicated to sharing vital works of contemporary American and international film. Films will be screened at the Knoxville

Scrapyard search will lead to new works at ‘Art of Recycling’ exhibition Gerdau’s Knoxville steel mill in Lonsdale is always busy recycling. On Jan. 27, that recycling took a different twist as eight University of Tennessee Sculpture Program students gathered

Covenant Kids Run officially underway after dash at Zoo Knoxville on Jan. 27 Family members, friends, fitness enthusiasts and educators cheered as children from across East Tennessee kicked off the Covenant Kids Run with a 1-mile event at Zoo Knoxville.

Pilot Flying J today announced its support with the American Heart Association (AHA) in the organization’s “Life Is Why We Give” fundraising campaign. In honor of American Heart Month, throughout the month of February, Pilot Flying J and its network

Savor the flavor of Veuve Clicquot champagne in the luxury of THE TENNESSEAN Personal Luxury Hotel at “Veuve Not Love,” an exclusive taste-and-tour event to be held Thursday, Feb. 8. The tasting will begin at 6 p.m. with selections from

Impactful donation bolsters equine-assisted grief counseling center in Maryville, Tennessee Dr. Eric W. Barton, president and CEO of LexLin Gypsy Ranch, recently presented an impactful $850,000 donation to Blount County-based Mane Support, enabling a substantial expansion of the nonprofit organization’s

$2.1 million investment will provide much-needed improvements to the facility. Get ready to welcome the World’s Fair Exhibition Hall! That is the new name chosen for the City of Knoxville-owned venue formerly known as the Knoxville Convention and Exhibition Center

With the 7th edition of the Big Ears Festival only two months away, festival organizers are now starting to reveal the final details and finishing touches for the fully immersive, kaleidoscopic weekend, hailed as “…the most adventurously programmed festival in

Chilhowee Park & Exposition Center set to host five-week festival that has attracted 100,000+ attendees in similar markets Dragon Lights, Knoxville’s first-ever Chinese lantern festival, will take place in the Midway at Chilhowee Park from March 16-April 22, 2018. Featuring