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For the 96th consecutive quarter, Home Federal Bank has earned the BauerFinancial Five-Star stability rating, the highest possible rating.

The Knoxville Area Urban League, a proponent of economic self-suffiency, will host a job fair in partnership with Home Depot, which is hiring full- and part-time positions at its four Knoxville locations.

The Knoxville Symphony Orchestra has announced the 2016-2017 season of its Knoxville News Sentinel Pops Series. Series subscriptions are on sale now starting at $105, and current subscribers have the first chance to renew their subscriptions and retain their seats.

Sculptures created by eight University of Tennessee art students that incorporate materials provided by steel recycler Gerdau will be on public display April 1-17 at the Knoxville Convention Center.

Asbury Place continuing care retirement communities has named Knoxville native Rusty Parrish-Turner corporate director of human resources.

John T. Winemiller, a partner with Merchant & Gould, has been inducted as a fellow to the American Bar Foundation. Winemiller is based in the Knoxville, Tennessee, office of the national intellectual property law firm.

More than 200 feline competitors will gather at the Jacob Building in Chilhowee Park on Saturday, March 26, for the 39th Annual Tennessee Valley Cat Fanciers Association Cat Show.

The number of nuclear plants continues to grow overseas, and United States plants are even greater candidates for analysis and measurement services as the facilities in this country age.

The Big Ears Festival will end with a bang at Inuksuit, a performance featuring the festival’s 2016 Composer-in-Residence John Luther Adams and 99 other percussionists, on Sunday, April 3, in Mead’s Quarry at Ijams Nature Center.

East Tennessee residents and visitors are invited to collect home decorating tips and inspiration at the 29th annual Knoxville Symphony League Show House on April 9-24.