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11/4/2025 |
| There’s something about this time of year that always makes me want to refresh my home. Maybe it’s knowing the holidays are around the corner, but every fall, I get the urge to rearrange furniture, light a few candles and make things feel cozy and new again. |
11/3/2025 |
| The Knoxville Police Department’s 2025 Faith & Blue Community Event, coordinated by Officer Shelley Clemons, was a tremendous success, bringing together residents, faith leaders and public safety professionals for an evening of unity, collaboration, and community engagement. |
11/3/2025 |
| Premier Surgical Associates is pleased to announce the appointment of Timothy S. Dykema, MHSA, as Chief Executive Officer. With more than two decades of experience in healthcare leadership, Dykema has consistently inspired a wide range of stakeholders—including physicians, medical groups, health systems, C-suite executives, directors, managers and frontline staff—by guiding organizations through transformative change. |
11/3/2025 |
| Four students in the University of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design have receiveda scholarship from Johnson Architecture for the 2025-26 school year to help enhance theireducational experiences. Architecture students Maya Donahue and Madelyn Neidhart andinterior architecture students Hannah Bullen and Jaelyn Mendoza are this year’s recipients. |
11/3/2025 |
| Tyler Janow graduated with a degree in Finance from the University of Tennessee. After that, he admits he ran away from home. “I found the most admirable, cowardly way to run away from the family business by enlisting in the Army,” he confesses. |
11/3/2025 |
| For years, photographer Ben Finch has been the one behind the lens, capturing Knoxville’s most beautiful homes for VIP Knoxville Magazine. But this time, he’s stepping in front of the camera to share his own space: the cozy, coastal-inspired home he shares with his wife Joy and their four children, Brennan (17), Knox (16), Molly (14) and Sawyer (10), along with their faithful Weimaraner, Hank. |
11/3/2025 |
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11/3/2025 |
| I am pleased to share with you our October edition, devoted to celebrating Leading Ladies; women who are making a difference in Knoxville and beyond. These are women leading in boardrooms, hospitals, businesses and nonprofits. They are innovators and visionaries, mentors and caregivers, advocates and trailblazers. |
10/7/2025 |
| On Sunday, September 14, family, friends, and community members gathered at Old Gray Cemetery for the dedication of a new flagstaff donated by the Pittenger family. The gift honors the memory of Frank Pittenger and celebrates the service of Gaines Pittenger, both of whom served as chairmen of Old Gray Cemetery for a combined 20 years. |
10/7/2025 |
| Three University of Tennessee graduates have launched OutThere, a new event app built to help people rediscover what their community has to offer—from finding a new hobby, to making new friends or simply getting out of their house. |
10/7/2025 |
| Organizers of the Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon announce a continued and expandedcommitment in 2026 to the Patricia Neal Innovative Recreation Cooperative (IRC) as CovenantHealth demonstrates its ongoing dedication to Knoxville’s premier community health event.Covenant Health, the largest healthcare system and top employer in Knoxville, has committedonce again to support the multifaceted racing event in 2026, marking its 22nd year, both as titlesponsor and for the event overall. |
10/7/2025 |
| Community. Resilience. Hope. These words define the lives of Connie French and Erin Wakefield Mahan. Both Knoxville natives, these two accomplished women have built successful careers and families while dedicating themselves to giving back. Now, as Co-Chairs of the 2025 Knoxville Hope Gala, they are bringing their leadership and passion to one of the city’s most impactful philanthropic events. |
10/7/2025 |