Aug. 06, 2014PILOT FLYING J OPENS FOUR NEW STORES ACROSS THE COUNTRYPilot Flying J opened four new travel centers and travel plazas across America in the month of July.Read More
Aug. 01, 2014TDOT GRANTS RIGHT-OF-WAY PERMIT FOR PROPOSED GREENE COUNTY IDB PIPELINEThe Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) announced today the approval of the application by the Greene County Industrial Development Board (IDB) for the construction of a 12-mile double pipeline in the state right-of-way along Highways 340 and 348.Read More
Aug. 01, 2014BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF THE TENNESSEE VALLEY OPENS CARTER CLUB, HIRES FACILITY DIRECTORChildren in the Carter community have been enjoying summer break, but the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Tennessee Valley has been hard at work transforming an old school into a new club.Read More
Aug. 01, 2014CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES RAISE $11,300 FOR GREENE COUNTY SCHOOLS THROUGH MOTORCYCLE ‘POKER RUN’More than 80 motorcycle riders turned out for the Greene LEAF “Poker Run,” a charity event organized by the construction team and contractors at the US Nitrogen facility. The ride raised more than $11,300 for Greene LEAF to improve technology at Greene County Schools. Read More
Jul. 23, 2014PETSAFE DONATES $10,000 TO YOUNG-WILLIAMS ANIMAL CENTER TO SUPPORT SPAY AND NEUTER SURGERIESPetSafe, an industry brand leader in the development of innovative pet behavioral, containment and lifestyle product solutions and services, has donated $10,000 to Young-Williams Animal Center to subsidize spay and neuter surgeries for low income families. The funds will enable Young-Williams Animal Center to provide free spay and neuter surgeries for approximately 150 pets throughout the month of August.Read More
Jul. 21, 2014U.S. CELLULAR DEMONSTRATES TABLET LEARNING TO BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB, DONATES TO TECH LABToday, U.S. Cellular associates and the “Band of Better” team – the company’s community outreach ambassadors – led a Tech Day at the Haslam Family Club University Boys and Girls Club to teach youngsters how to use iPads to continue learning over the summer.Read More
Jul. 17, 2014‘BACK IN BLACK’ SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ADOPTION FEES, INCENTIVIZES SPAY/NEUTER SURGERIESBlack dogs and cats spend approximately four times as long on adoption floors in animal shelters, according to studies across the country. Currently, at Young-Williams Animal Center, there are more than 100 animals available for the adoption. Of those animals, 25 are black.Read More
Jul. 17, 2014LDA ENGINEERING EXPANDS TO MIDDLE TENNESSEELDA Engineering recently expanded its services to the Middle Tennessee market and opened an office in the BNA Corporate Center in Nashville.Read More
Jul. 16, 2014MIND YOUR MANNERS: TIPS TO IMPROVE WIRELESS COURTESY FOR ALL AGESIt’s not just working professionals and people on the go who use their mobile devices to stay connected, everyone from children to retirees are using smartphones and tablets to simplify and enhance their lives.Read More
Jul. 15, 2014KSO PRESENTS CLASSICAL RECITAL SERIES AT THE SQUARE ROOMThe Knoxville Symphony Orchestra presents a new recital series with the members of the Woodwind Quintet and the Principal Quartet entitled the KSO Q Series. This series consists of five concerts beginning at noon at The Square Room, located at 4 Market Square behind Café 4. Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 at the door and include a boxed lunch. Read More