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• Maryville, TN News
• Miranda Miller commits to Maryville College Softball
• Megan Mihaliak commits to Maryville College Softball
• Caitlin Cox commits to Maryville College Softball
• Will Harris commits to Maryville College Basketball
• Matt Connatser commits to Maryville College Basketball
• Levi Trentham commits to Maryville College Basketball
• Kyle Schelvan commits to Maryville College Basketball
• Brandon Crabtree commits to Maryville College Basketball
• San Antonio's Trevor Tucker to join Scot Golf Team
• MC Golfer JT Randolph Qualifies for the Tennessee Open
• Joel Thornton becomes the Scots fourth Golf Committment for 2012-12
• Trey Tatum Commits to Maryville College Basketball
• Tanner Torres Commits to Maryville College Basketball
• Talented Trio Commit to Maryville College Volleyball
• Richard Kelly Commits to Maryville College Basketball
• Logan Brewer Commits to Maryville College Basketball
• Jaumonee Byrd Commits to Maryville College Basketball
• Cole Morgan Commits to Maryville College Basketball
• Cameron Tuck Commits to Maryville College Basketball
• Xavier Ealy Commits to Maryville College Basketball
• Scot Golfers Take Home All Conference Awards
• Scot Golfers Finish 3rd in GSAC Championship
• Edmiston Named to the GSAC All Conference Team
• Edmiston 5th and Ray 8th at GSAC Golf Championship
• Scot Golfers Prepare to Defend GSAC Title
• GSAC to Sponsor Individual Women's Event
• Cookeville's Foutch Becomes Scots Second Golf Committment
• Women's GSAC Championship Cancelled
• Scot Golfers Last at Emory Invitational
• Seymour High School's Jordan Ballard commits to Maryville College
• Franklin High School's Mackenzie Puckett commits to Maryville College
• Scot Golfers Improve in Round Two at Peidmont
• Nipper Becomes First Scot Golf Committment for 2012
• Edmiston Leads Scot Golfers at Piedmont
• Quarterback Casey Carpenter Commits to Maryville College from Alabama
• Cassi Rahl commits to Maryville College Softball
• Spencer Shoffner commits to Maryville College Basketball
• Kayla Aloisi commits to Maryville College Softball
• MC Women Make Improvement at Jekyll Island
• Hall Leads Scot Golfers in Final Round at Jekyll Island
• Scots fall to LaGrange in Men's Tennis
• Eric Hall leads Scot Golfers in Round Two of the Jekyll Island Invitational
• Ray and Edmiston Represent Maryville in Jekyll ISland Invitational
• Maxwell Leads Scot Golfers in Jekyll Island Invitational
• Large Leads Scot Golfers in Spring Opener
• Edmiston and Kirkland Compete Individually
• Large and Carter Join Scot Golfers
• Tennis Falls to Oglethorpe
• Covenant Sweeps Scots in Tennis Opener
• Seniors help secure win number 599
• E.J. Hunt Commits to Maryville College from South Carolina
• Scot Golfers Look Forward to Spring Season
• MC Women's Golf Team Looks Forward to the Spring Season
• Clayton Homes Turkey Trot for Education
• MC's Boston Maxwell earns numerous GSAC accolades at GSAC meet
• Former MC Golfer Bridwell Records Professional Win
• Scot runners set numerous personal best times in Southeast Classic challenge
• Scot Golfers Improve in Round Two at Royal Lakes
• Men's Soccer Falls To Centre
• Honea Leads Scots at Royal Lakes
• Seniors Lead Women’s Soccer Past Huntingdon 6-0
• The wins, the losses, the tears
• Dear Readers: Blount Today to close
• Alcoa Fire Chief Robinson honored
• Kathryn O’Day looks for best practices at New Hope tour
• Matzko to share backpacking tips at Blount Pellissippi campus
• Scot Golfers Fire Low Round of Season in MC Invitational
• ‘Path Home’ campaign sets support for Harmony Montvale in stone
• Farmers Market Harvest Dinner puts fresh on the menu
• Coming home to Tremont
• Leach family opens home for Heritage Center fundraiser
• Boredom Busters For Fall: Colorful season can inspire budding artists
• Planners anticipate great 2011 Fall Festival
• Townsend Days: Record crowds fill grounds at Visitors Center
• Country Fair at Heritage Center is hit for all ages
• Local Kiwanis clubs welcome new leadership
• East Broadway businesses balk at Festival ordinance that prohibits outside tables
• BMH Foundation Golf Tourney raises $45,000
• Men's Golf Team Continues to Struggle at Chick Fil A
• MC Lady Golfers Struggle at Chick Fil A
• Scot Golfers Last After Round one of the Chick Fil A Invitational
• Players of the Week announced for Ferrum game
• Lady Scot Golfers Trail at Chick Fil A
• Young Life presents its message at a old-fashion Hoe Down
• McNabb Foundation surpasses goal for ChildNet campaign
• ‘Moving Together’ focuses on problem of obesity
• National Child Health Week celebrates making healthy choices
• Julia Kyle retires as VP of Membership for Blount Chamber
• September’s Last Friday Art Walk has youth appeal
• MAC masquerade ball brings the fun of art to The Capitol
• Chef behind Marlin & Ray’s shares plans and new menu items
• Blount County Election Commission informs voters of New law
• AnimalWorks receives grant for spay/neuter services
• Worth The Trip: Titanic Museum Attraction, Pigeon Forge
• Harmony Adoptions set to celebrate homecoming at Camp Montvale
• New event hosted by Volunteers in Progress has successful beginning
• Taste of Blount serves up winners with food and new venue
• Third annual Back Roads Motorcycle Ride roars through Blount
• Charlie Daniels Band kicks off Clayton Center’s season six-pack
• Public Service Hamburger Luncheon flips burgers to best last year’s total
• Class for retailers focuses on preventing alcohol sales to minors
• Victory Baptist lends a helping hand at Montvale
• JV Men open Provisional League with tie against Bryan
• Taste of Blount serves up success
• Townsend Days combines four events for packed weekend
• Authors, artist combine at Last Friday Art Walk to benefit Harmony
• 'Bus Stop': Cast with variety of experiences take stage at Capitol
• Commissioners reclaim of space allocation authority; elect Moon chair
• Blount commissioners to name replacement for Davis
• New Hope receives $2,500 East Tenn. Foundation grant
• Alexander to step down from Senate Republican leadership
• Sheriff’s Office to hold free child safety seat clinic
• Community comes to honor Roy Crawford
• Cornerstone of Recovery plans expansion, consolidation
• For 'Little Listeners': Away Game Tailgate kicks off new program
• Foothills Fall Festival 2011
• Players of the Week announced for LaGrange game
• Partnership’s Business Excellence Awards honor 21 winners
• Sen. Alexander proposes changes to No Child Left Behind
• TeamHealth expansion means $180 million investment, new jobs
• Flu vaccine available at the Blount County Health Department
• Women’s Soccer Falls to Emory 6-0
• Women’s Soccer Dominates Agnes Scott 7-0
• Scots' six match streak snapped by Generals
• Players of the Week announced for Tennessee Tech game
• Players of the Week announced for Huntingdon game
• Appalachian Ballet kicks off 40th year with a ‘British Invasion’
• Lyon brings Civil War issues to life with a woman’s view
• A new home: Second Harvest loads up trucks for move to Blount County
• Community turns out to cut ribbon on new Helen Ross McNabb Center
• Green Meadow swimmers celebrate 50th anniversary
• New animal welfare group forms in Blount
• Off-premises alcohol retailers to get free training
• Area law enforcement comes out against bath salt abuse
• Garnet power: Local businesses wear Maryville College colors on Thursdays
• AAUW plan community ‘thank you’ reception
• Hall Alumni Association celebrates successful summer events
• Women’s Soccer Downs Tennessee Wesleyan 3-2
• Honea Leads Scot Golfers at Piedmont
• Edmiston Has Record Day for Lady Scot Golfers
• Scot Golfers Struggle at Piedmont
• MC Women Compete as Iindividuals at Piedmont
• Cheering on the Tornadoes: Pep Rally on the Patio fills Puleo’s Grille
• Leadership Blount Class of 2012 kicks off year with whirlwind tours
• Women's Golf Team Opens 2011-12 Season
• Men's Golf Team 3rd in Season Opener
• Tribute to Sept. 11 reaches out to community in call to prayer, thanksgiving
• Watching with Shuler
• Hero husband comes home
• Slow real estate market forces lay-offs in Property Assessor’s office
• Jerome Moon set to become Blount Commission chair
• Roof leak forces General Sessions Court Clerks to improvise
• Celebration will honor Roy Crawford, Sr. for service, legacy in Maryville
• Helen Ross McNabb plans official Blount opening
• Cornerstone of Recovery Reunion celebrates victories, offers hope
• ‘Comedy of Errors’ performance draws laughs on library lawn
• Memorial honoring Fred Forster create gathering place at Clayton Center
• Volunteers help keep Blount County Animal Shelter adoption rate high
• Silhouette artist brings talents to Dandy Lions
• Rockford Fun Day brings football to community
• Admissions to Colonial Hills Nursing Center suspended
• Pilot Foundation makes $100,000 gift to Harmony
• Joe Ingram remembered for service, professionalism
• Stith takes on new job under Blount foundation’s community outreach
• Hall of Famer Rice has a blast at Alcoa/Maryville game
• Stars of Tomorrow brings crowd for round ball training, fun
• Time to get your entries ready for Country Fair
• New conversion system creates power from landfill gas
• United Way sets $1.94 million goal for 2011 campaign
• Coastal based aircraft evacuate to McGhee Tyson
• Last Friday Art Walk showcases sound and art of music
• Restoration project comes to Great Smoky Mountains National Park
• Calling All Communities returns for third year
• Alcoa vs. Maryville kicks off 2011 Great American Rivalry Series
• Thrifty Christy: Freebies are plentiful to help with celebration
• United Way Campaign is study in creativity
• United Way Hamburger Luncheon gets big boost from Denso
• ETMG goes Hollywood for United Way
• Making music to support The Gate
• Water fun: Eberting and staff host pool party to thank patients
• Healing through horses: Hoof to Heart party raises $8,000 for child therap
• Tremont and Heritage Center partner to celebrate Appalachian life
• Trillium Cove Art Walk shines light on artists
• Back to School for Maryville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• School board member John Paul Davis dies
• New Wonder Trail blazes path of learning at MLK Center
• Eberting, staff make mouth guards for area high school football teams
• The Man Ride roars out to support prostate cancer awareness
• Delmar Haynes, Motor Mile founder, dies
• ESPN Radio/Blount Today Sports Radio offer many options in bringing gridiron action to fans
• AYSO begins earnest fundraising for new soccer fields
• Young musicians ready to give music its due at Last Friday Art Walk
• 2011 Foothills Fall Festival is sold out
• 10th annual Taste of Blount set for Sept. 22 at new venue
• Sheriff’s Office to hold sobriety checkpoint
• Keep Blount Beautiful creates new volunteer opportunities
• Lifesaver Luau brings folks out to support Secret Safe Place
• Everett High Class of 1946 celebrates 65th reunion
• KenJo campaign raises $40,000 for ET Kidney Foundation
• Salvation Army celebrates new service center in Maryville
• Trevor Clifton named to U.S. junior national team
• All-County Performer Ridgway Picks Maryville
• Luau has been lifesaver for infants
• Stuff the Bus doubles donations, adds to supplies for BCEF
• ‘Momtographer’ shares tips for capturing great photos of kids
• St. Andrews Episcopal asks for help with food drive at Alcoa Food City
• Blount football officials tackle childhood cancer
• SlimFest success has organizer thinking of Christmas
• Longtime Blount County executive Bob Davis dies Tuesday morning
• Golf tournament hits the green for United Way
• Area 15 Special Olympics burger luncheon brings hungry diners
• Summer Sounds concert captures audience
• Tailgate competition set for Alcoa-Maryville game to raise funds for United Way of Blount County
• HOPE deferred
• Denton Picks Maryville
• Blount Education Foundation board preps for annual school supply drive
• A welcome and a fundraiser for Leadership Blount
• Community Theater Festival offers weekend of fun
• Back-to-school shopping offers teaching moments with teenage shoppers
• The ABCs of the Sales Tax Holiday
• At the Beach Ball: Celebration of new magazine includes friends and family time
• Rest Cottage area dedication highlights history of area
• Alcoa, Inc., Foundation grant to benefit teachers near the Smokies
• Robinella wows sold-out crowd at Capitol Theatre
• Smooth Groove headliners intend to get the SlimFest party going
• Mountaineer Midnight Madness celebrates new season for Heritage
• Nominations are due Monday for East Tennessee Writer’s Hall of Fame
• Goodbye to Eeyore
• Governor Haslam on tour of Iraq, Kuwait
• Maryville Schools foundation opens nominations for Starlight Awards
• Sensational sinkings: Cardboard Boat Race provides soggy fun at John Sevier Pool
• Fundraiser in Townsend was success for Children’s Home
• Crisp Continues Career at Maryville College
• Blount County Library spotlights ‘emerging artists’ for Hot Summer Nights
• Cleaning up camp
• No applause measure dies at county commission
• Slimfest: Summer party with a winter theme
• Back-to-school organization
• GalloLea owners demonstrate easy, homemade pizza at The Market
• July Last Friday Art Walk features painters, spinners, music and more
• Reserving a seat with Reba, Sara and Chicago
• Heath Shuler to host 5th annual ‘Away Game Tailgate’ fundraiser Sept. 17
• Cruise-in brings crowd to New Midland for SCHAS
• A cup for a cure: Kassidi, Nicole and Ashley help fight cancer with lemonade stand
• FBI opens probe of Blount deputy after video shows beating
• Tennessee Stage Company production features twins from Maryville
• Robinella on stage
• Spinners bring beginning-to-end process to Last Friday Art Walk
• Traveling by coupons can be a vacation saver
• ADU dancers raise awareness, funds for Family Promise
• Agency and campaign chair chosen for Maple Lane Corn Maze design
• Heritage High gets ready for football with Midnight Madness Festival
• Trinity Dental Clinic celebrates five years of serving community
• Sunscreen Safari teaches children importance of sun protection
• Art show gives disabled means of personal expression
• Area 15 Special Olympics Burger Luncheon set for July 15
• SlimFest 2011 returning to New Midland Plaza
• Officer Parsons honored for organizing MADD fundraiser
• Don’t give them a hand: Proposal to ban applause sent to commission
• Proffitt’s exhibit looks back at the store, family
• Kids in the Kitchen
• Winter Springs High School's Jasmine Moore commits to Maryville College
• “Laughing with the Stars” shows realtors’ lighter side
• “Australian Outback” event kicks off children’s summer reading program
• Fireworks light up Townsend sky
• McGinnis to perform Native American flute concert for MAC
• Joy Bishop hosts luncheon at Camp Montvale to spread Harmony story
• Miss Mary offers summer classes to next generation of students
• Leadership Blount introduces Class of 2012
• Blount Republican Women honor Judge Harrington
• Curtain going up: Clayton Center season will feature headliners, community theater festival
• Secret Safe Place for Newborns gets funding increase for statewide efforts
• Alcoa Kiwanis breakfast feeds community to raise funds
• It's Reba! Saturday headliner for Foothills Fall Festival is Reba McEntire
• Timmie to Join Baseball Scots Next fall
• Local baseball prep star Holloway commits to Maryville
• United Way Leadership Givers thanked during picnic
• Leadership Blount graduates with cheers from alumni
• Father of man who was beaten says attack was racially motivated
• Backyard Boyz takes barbecue crown in 2011 Big BBQ Bash
• Community, friends bid goodbye to Herb Handley
• Traditional Cherokee flutist presents ‘Summer Sounds’ benefit concert
• Foothills Community Players blends talents for ‘Annie Get Your Gun’
• Junior Service League welcomes new members
• Edwards praised for tenure with Pellissippi
• Maryville snags H.O.G. motorcycle rally for 2013
• Mayor Mitchell says more cuts needed in count budget
• Works of art take the cake at Edible Book Contest
• Celebrating healthy pets
• GED graduation showcases inspired students
• Overbey turns spotlight on ‘real heroes’ who fight child abuse
• Chamber dedicates flagpole in Fred Forster’s memory
• 18th Century Problem: Will Kinton family dispute solved in very modern way
• Hearing and Speech Foundation team returns from Croatia symposium charged to push forward
• Stroll downtown for tasty treats, local art at Art Walk
• Organization is key to saving money with coupons
• Savana Hodge preps to serve as page in U.S. House
• Battling cancer, John Paul Davis honored by friends, community
• Tremont fundraiser focuses on educational endowment
• Dilrea Lett identified as homicide victim in Louisville fire
• Overbey appointed to key state Mental Health post
• Friends gather at Penrose Farm to celebrate Foothills Land Conservancy progress
• Trio of Soccer incoming freshman named 2011 THSSCA All-State
• Coleman Sullivan continues career at Maryville College
• Sixteen Scots honored by USA South for academic prowess
• Chris Hamilton commits to Maryville College
• Farmers’ Market grows strong in 2011 season
• Artisans show their skills at 2011 Smoky Mountain Pottery Festival
• Blount County Commission passes tax increase, Mitchell vetoes budget
• Legacy of Leadership: Dr. Allen Edwards looks back on growth, importance of community colleges
• Marc Fernandez commits to Maryville College
• David Lethco commits to Maryville College
• The Father’s Day gift: Memorable season has heartfelt ending for Maryville’s Lethco
• Sunset Series brings music to the Smokies
• Chilhowee View Community Center observes 25th anniversary
• Maryville City Schools Foundation awards $119,586 in grants
• Pellissippi State ends balloon festival
• Overbey recognized as top lawmaker
• Success By 6 to host kindergarten readiness program
• Maryville College seeks host families for ESL group
• Alum Cave parking area to close Friday
• Spotlight Dads: Parenting is life-changing, challenging
• The next generation: Last Friday Art Walk will showcase MAC scholarship winners
• Proud to be American Parade brings out crowd to thank veterans
• Keep Blount Beautiful awards brighten up Blount
• Samples pitches plan to lock tax rate using Alcoa, Inc., money
• Woodmen of the World celebrate patriotism
• Howard Buffett names social service center after Larry Cunningham
• Woman allegedly robbed at Kmart
• Backyard Boyz earn BBQ bragging rights
• Cades Cove’s Cable Mill: Volunteer miller takes gristmill visitors back in time
• Alcoa's Zach Honea commits to Maryville College
• Maryville's Eli Johnson commits to Maryville College
• Maryville students place in cattle show
• Legal ruling: ALCOA Inc. owes $4.1 million in taxes
• Louisville man charged in Alcoa Highway hit-and-run
• Samples has a plan for no county tax increase
• Maryville's Hargett Honored
• Alcoa is front-runner for Sierra Nevada brewery
• Parks and Rec to celebrate Springbrook pool 80th anniversary
• Change of Command ceremony says farewell to Dearing, welcomes Cauthen
• Cheers and tears: Relay for Life weekend finale celebrates team effort
• Court South Beach invites the public to AquaZumba for Guinness Book of World Records
• Library offers more than books to engage and entertain this summer
• Kaufman’s acoustic camp also features community concerts
• Knoxville Symphony visits twice to entertain Blount
• Mark Cate speaks to Maryville Kiwanis
• Bledsoe Golf Tournament draws friends back to support Alcoa schools
• Inaugural golf tournament for Kingdom Design Ministries sees success
• Tele-Communicators honored for service to community
• Motorcycle crash on Morganton Road kills Maryville man
• Hendersonville's Gutzman Commits to Maryville College
• Townsend City Commission cuts fire department, library
• Turnberry Lane natural gas leak repaired
• Series of forest fires moving through Chilhowee Mountain
• Agenda Committee to take up county budget
• Frontier Airlines takes off at McGhee Tyson
• Bystanders rescue woman while her car teeters 150 feet above Little River
• Hamilton gives UT ‘clean slate’
• UT Athletic Director Mike Hamilton expected to resign today
• Her Honor: Packed courtroom watches as governor swears in Harrington
• Foothills CDC receives $500,000 housing grant for Blount County
• Sen. Corker outlines proposed CAP Act at Chamber’s VIP meeting
• ‘Smoky Mountain Morning’ web show leads up to kick-off with breakfast in Maryville
• Park closes road for viewing fireflies
• Sheriff’s checkpoint nets four arrests, nine citations
• Cancer survivor champions Tennessee Rehabilitation Center
• Big BBQ Bash planned June 10-11 at The Shed
• Monroe murder suspect surrenders to police
• U.S. Sen. Bob Corker calls for federal spending ‘straightjacket’
• National cattle show held at Heritage High
• Former campers, counselors share Camp Montvale joy
• Blount cleared for federal disaster aid
• Charter school group eyes Blount County
• Haslam swears in Harrington as first female judge in Blount County
• Gov. Haslam swears in Tammy Harrington, first female judge in Blount County
• Potato salad recipe doesn't give up flavor for healthy
• Sparks flying: Heritage High welders take top marks in local competition
• Smart talk: Young professionals share stories with teens at St. Pauls
• Healthy children, healthy futures
• City of Alcoa fleet named among nations 100 best
• Tax protest will be June 9 at courthouse
• Sheriff’s Office to hold sobriety check point
• Sheriff’s Office to hold child safety seat clinic
• Social Media in workplace is topic for Chamber
• Moving to Blount? Proposed Hope Academy will seek home with Blount County Schools
• Regal Relay: Cancer fundraiser takes fight for a cure to community
• Before Relay: Scrappin' in the Foothills helps cancer fundraiser
• Before Relay: Blount Memorial Hospital Spirit Day brings in funds
• Before Relay: Mount Lebanon raises funds with Trash and Treasures
• Enter Teenagedom: Finding ways to spend quality time with teenagers
• Gather with kids in the orchard, kitchen
• At Blount Memorial: Cancer Survivor Day is time to celebrate
• Tomato Tradition: United Community Bank remembers its roots
• Heritage of Patriotism: Narveson shares memories of Iwo Jima, WWII
• Chat Room: Courtney Bowers
• Heritage High School gets new athletic director
• Maryville Announces Baseball Team Awards
• High on the hog
• Police name suspect in fatal shooting Tuesday night in Madisonville
• BCSO offers free child safety seat clinic
• Mission accomplished: WBHS student earns 14 years of perfect attendance
• Collection of Ernest Hemingway’s personal belongings going on auction block in Maryville
• Saint Benedict's Jennie Burks commits to Maryville College
• Maryville's Lethco Commits to Maryville College
• Heritage High School senior named Tennessee’s Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) president
• Incoming Alcoa director envisions exceptional school system
• Diversity embraced: Adult Education honors English as a Second Language students
• Blount County sheriff promotes 29 in ceremony
• Friendsville woman dies in Loudon County wreck
• Heritage student places in state competition
• Dean Stone, The Times, earn top award for ‘Snapshots of Blount County History’
• Middle of the Pack: Blount hits between spending extremes
• Apples to Oranges: Comparing county finances tricky at best
• Seeing green
• Ferschke latest from Blount to give his life for his country
• Weinbaum named Blount Veterans Service officer
• Trash-burning incident leads to Alcoa man’s arrest
• Searchers locate body of Florida man in Smokies
• Artisans take center stage at Smoky Mountain Pottery Festival
• Concert makes music, money for Good Neighbors program
• Last Friday Art Walk boasts 12 businesses for May event
• No paradise: Job 1 at Parris Island is to make a Marine
• Going Scottish: Crowds turn out for Highland Games at Maryville College
• Smoky Mountain Fiber Arts Festival was time to shake off winter blues
• Music and art herald Spring Festival and Old Timer’s Day
• Judge Dale Young remembered for his respect and integrity
• Streamlining new offices brings one-stop county shopping to builders, developers
• Bleedership Blount draws blood for Medic, status as ‘Best’ for Class of 2011
• Alcoa Middle works to reduce carbon footprint, wins $1,000
• Maryville middle-schooler’s poem in DAR national competition
• Great Smoky Mountains National Park scales back hunt for missing N.C. man
• Knoxville’s Atchley Veterans’ Home passes state inspection
• TDOT suspends bridge projects after fatality at Henley Bridge
• Laser pointer waved at McGhee Tyson aircraft
• Child Investigative Services investigate Maryville woman after 5-year-old wanders from home
• Years of searching end in rededication of Union soldier’s grave
• Habitat ReStore makes call for volunteers
• Sneak-A-Peek at Chamber networking
• Vulcan Materials fundraiser takes aim at Cystic Fibrosis
• Pro angler Clay Dyer speaks at Maryville Middle
• High winds down trees, lines in Townsend area
• Clouds of Faith Center site plan approved
• Wreck in front of hospital injures three
• West High’s Gregory Roach named MHS principal
• Erik Maxwell commits to Maryville College
• Murphy High School's Brittany Henry commits to Maryville College
• Gibbs High School's Corey Harrell commits to Maryville College
• Judge W. Dale Young has died
• 3 sentenced for ginseng poaching, theft
• CBBC gives Sequoyah awards
• In the swim of things: Springbrook, John Sevier pools open today
• Blount County Commission OKs sheriff’s radio tower lease
• Townsend hikes fines, court costs
• Alcoa cool to charter school plan
• Honoring the fallen: Officers remember seven killed in line of duty
• Foothills Sprint Triathlon
• Logan Baird commits to Maryville College
• Brentwood's Nugent Commits to Maryville College
• Bearden's Yoder Commits to Maryville College
• Grassroots group putting final touches on application for first charter school to Blount
• Soap maker Colette Souder brings talents to Last Friday Art Walk
• ADU brings talents, hearts to fundraiser for Family Promise
• Tammi Ford chosen to lead Blount Chamber
• Governor taps Tammy Harrington as new Blount judge
• Blount Animal Shelter gets Petfinder.com Foundation grant
• Entries welcome in Library’s Edible Book Contest
• Smoky Mountain Morning: Vacationers can wake-up to web-based show full of ‘things to do’
• Blount County by bicycle
• Ford chosen to lead Blount Chamber
• Smokies rangers launch search for missing N.C. man
• Alcoa on short list for Sierra Nevada Brewing Company site
• Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. considering Alcoa for its Eastern U.S. operation
• Hunger takes a hit
• Williams starts institute in Fred Forster’s name
• Foothills Mall captures top company award
• Ride of Silence set Wednesday at Courthouse
• Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center to honor vets
• County Commission considers Animal Center measure
• Alcoa schools may avert cuts
• Scout’s project goes national: Eagle Scout starts partnership with disabled vets
• Cannon County's Lauren Ruehlen commits to Maryville College
• Scott County's Shay Anderson commits to Maryville College
• Land O'Lakes High School senior Max Bartels commits to Maryville College
• Hardin Valley's Tiffany Cantrell commits to Maryville College
• Hardin Valley's Lauren Trent commits to Maryville College
• Cherokee's Hannah Youngdeer commits to Maryville College
• ‘Tennessee Turned’: Historic pot exhibit featured at Smoky Mountain Pottery Festival
• Trees disrupt power for Alcoa customers
• Former Maryville High and UT football player Aaron Douglas found dead in Florida
• Gala evening will benefit Heritage Center’s programming, development
• Fun on tap: Hops for Hope pulls all elements together for a great night
• Press the kilt: Smoky Mountain Highland Games are May 20-22
• Dance class for the boys at ADU combines hip-hop fun with athletic workout
• Stock up for real savings on ‘real’ food
• Postal workers, Community Food Connection to collect food for needy on Saturday
• Tourism VP Herb Handly announces retirement from Visitors Bureau
• Commission to rectify $350,000 animal shelter loan at May meeting
• Veterans in need of assistance invited to benefits event
• Royal Metal Powders to expand workforce by up to 50
• Gala garden party starts new fundraising tradition for Blount Memorial Foundation
• Regional Leadership Association draws class to Blount County
• Rockford company to add 50 jobs
• Royal Metal Powders to add about 50 new jobs
• Accidents involving mail carriers on the rise in Blount
• Tricoli named Hiwassee College’s 22nd president
• Rob McCarter to compete in auto repair championship
• A tradition begins: Heritage High’s first-ever baccalaureate set Sunday
• Overbey legislation focuses on child prostitution penalties
• 29 promoted at Blount County Sheriff’s Office
• Alcoa moves to control drug clinics
• School music program changing? Maryville Schools still tweaking grades 4-7 program
• Steve Lafon steps down as WBHS principal
• Maryville High School to get wood gym floor
• Handly retiring as Blount tourism leader
• In recent robbery string: one man charged for attempted robbery and police search for suspect of second Topside robbery
• Handly retiring as Smoky Mountain Convention and Visitors Bureau tourism director
• Morning fire leaves Maryville residence, two cars, in total loss
• Morning fire leaves Maryville residence in total loss
• Area 15 Special Olympics finds sunny day for Track and Field
• Maryville College Scots announce 2011 Captains on Honaker Field
• Gordonsville's Lexie Randolph commits to Maryville College
• Cookeville High School senior Boston Maxwell commits to Maryville College
• Drug bust nets 35 arrests in Blount County
• Bicyclist injured when hit by car on Lamar Alexander Parkway
• Experience Appalachia
• A Cinderella story: Appalachian Ballet Co. stages impressive Spring show
• Spotlight Mom-to-Be: Marina Trubnyakova Bostick
• Wheeling through the county: Tour de Blount offers four rides celebrating Blount beauty
• Three days of rabies clinics planned
• Animal Shelter shake-up
• Dancing Bear Bicycle Bash takes riders though Foothills
• Blount Schools break internal service fund deadlock
• Schools director makes grade
• William Blount High School achievers honored by CBBC Bank
• Artists band together to help Haiti
• Up in the air again: Former pilot gets first plane ride in 20 years
• ‘Sent by God’ Storm-blown sign unites Rockford, Chattanooga cousins
• Close call: Blount County spared from the worst of the tornado damage
• Silverdale Baptist Academy senior Wil Amos commits to Maryvile College
• Knox Catholic High School senor Philip Stephens commits to Maryville College
• New Zaxby’s building damaged by fire
• Knox Catholic High School senior Joey Bodewig commits to Maryville College
• Columbia Central's Fisher Commits to Maryville College
• Premier surgeon outlines warning signs of melanoma
• Update: Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. operation, buried at sea
• Daily Times text alerts undergoing changes
• Great South Tournament ends in extra innings
• Maryville man dead, one injured in 411 crash
• Former Alcoa football star Randall Cobb gets selected in the NFL draft
• Chana White brings home big prize for husband in Man Cave Giveaway
• Trillium Cove’s Spring Art Walk invites community to greet artists
• Nye and Handly win awards from Maryville Chapter of IAAP
• Bleeding for Blount
• Encourage healthy habits for your future astronauts
• Trillium Cove hosts egg hunt
• Last Friday Art Walk features hearing impaired artist at Boyd Thomas
• Commission digs into legality of eliminating HR position
• Park entries up 4 percent through Townsend
• Col. McCauley to command 278th Armored Cavalry
• Second Harvest kicks off Blount County campaign
• Keep Blount Beautiful accepting nominations for BRAVO! Award and Building Re-Use
• Reflections of perfection: Stained glass artist one of crafters at weekend show
• MC senior’s photo selected in 'Photographer’s Forum' magazine contest
• Foothills Land Conservancy named state’s top conservation organization for 2010
• Oak tree falls over middle of Maryville house
• Weather update: Blount in tornado warning; tornado watch until 1 a.m. and Aloca Highway blocked
• Storm leaves uprooted trees; houses and cars damaged
• Update: Blount under tornado watch; spotters report tornado on ground near Sweetwater
• Maryville And Piedmont Claim Titles In First-Ever GSAC Golf Championships
• Great Smoky Mountains opens Appalachian Clubhouse to public use
• Overbey wins passage of legislation to strengthen financial literacy efforts in Tennessee Schools
• Maryville Schools’ shortfall jumps to $767,000
• UT Beef and Forage Field Day set June 9
• Four to be inducted into Times Alumni Wall of Fame
• Clayton hits awards jackpot in Vegas
• Thunderstorm downs trees, power lines
• Sheriff to skip buying new vehicles
• Quinn Appliance opens in New Midland Plaza
• Smokies official receives Interior Department award
• Fun and Fitness Festival set April 30
• Fallen tree knocks out power for 2,700 residents
• MHS orchestra set to take stage at Carnegie Hall
• Soccer lights rejected: Maryville BZA denies taller light poles at John Sevier field
• Power outage for almost 2,700 people
• Louisville man stranded overnight after boating accident
• Louisville man spends night on water due to boating accident
• TDOT works to ease traffic delays on Scenic 73 bridge project
• State planner layoffs shift costs to communities
• McGhee Tyson air traffic controller among two fired for sleeping on the job
• Retirement development faces foreclosure
• Park opens Appalachian Clubhouse for public use
• Blount commission sends HR director proposal back
• TDOT eases Townsend traffic jam fears
• Friendsville Elementary connects Earth Day, reading
• Reid Henderson commits to Maryville College
• McGhee Tyson Air Guard base rolls out the eggs for annual hunt
• Last Friday Art Walk to feature Girdler’s unique work
• Alcoa City School Board picks Bell as new director
• Blount Today Sports Radio/ESPN Radio announce partnership
• Sassafras Ball: This gala’s roots reach deep into hearts that want to help
• Sifting through life with a new perspective
• New president answers questions at Inauguration dinner
• The WannaBeatles brings ’60s sound to Capitol Theatre
• Fashion show highlights new looks as Hearing and Speech Foundation raises funds
• Daily Times text alerts undergoing changes
• Missing N.C. man found in Smokies Park
• MC commitment Alex Bond earns All-State accolade
• Wheeler High School senior Alex Arnold commits to Maryville College
• Pope John Paul II's Smith Commits to Maryville College
• Haslam, Alexander headline lunch for President Bogart
• Louisville mother named ‘Community Mother of the Year’ by Tennessee Justice Center
• Lyme disease documentary hits home for two in Blount
• No quick end to county budget progress expected
• Sweetwater man charged with buying meth ingredients
• Learning history ‘hands on’: MC history class helps curate Civil War exhibit
• Alcoa High tests Holocaust website
• 25th Special Olympics set April 27
• Bankers want less information, fewer public notices of foreclosures
• Louisville man charged after sideswiping Knoxville police cruiser
• New traffic delays ahead for Park visitors
• Becky Koella dead at 69
• Blount schools implement cafeteria software
• MC welcomes Bogart as 11th president
• Cauthen to assume command of 134th Air Refueling Wing
• Road work to delay Park traffic near Gatlinburg now through May 23
• Maryville man dies in Pellissippi crash
• A patriot goes above and beyond
• Today is last chance to trade Food for Fines at library
• McCauley named new commander for 278th regiment
• Dinner guests get behind-the-scenes look at MC president
• Haslam talks state education challenges
• Aubrey’s filled with tiaras and tutus at Cinderella Pancake Breakfast
• Good Neighbors helps community members at their weakest
• A way to help Good Neighbors: Lean On Me spring concert
• Celebrity Waiters brings Mardi Gras to Maryville as Relay fundraiser
• Joining the Krusty Krew
• Garage sales offer treasure hunters an adventure in bargain shopping
• Commissioners table motion to shore up account
• Alcoa’s Diverging Diamond receives state award
• Capitalist Pigs’ barbecue raises $12,000 for cancer research
• Kiwanis of Maryville members ‘drive’ to record-setting fundraising
• Park plans DUI crackdown
• MC plans open house for high school juniors
• Employment workshop set for McGhee Tyson Air Base
• RAM expedition set in Anderson County
• Chamber Foundation to end nonprofit ties
• MC students: President embodies college
• Alcoa’s diverging diamond interchange receives award
• Laurel Falls Trail clean-up scheduled
• Maryville Schools offer employee retirement incentive
• Man stabbed during robbery
• Commission delays workers comp increase
• Carpenters Middle stadium building vandalized
• Maryville’s FTA chapter wins five awards
• Haslam says giving big raises to department heads is justified
• Air traffic controller charged earlier in gun incident
• Rhea County High School senior Hunter Daniels commits to Maryville College
• Maryville High School senior Zach Stinnett commits to Maryville College
• Bearden High School senior Spencer Peake commits to Maryville College
• Northeast Guilford's Kalyn Jones commits to Maryville College
• Cullman's Munger Commits to Maryville College
• Practicing for emergencies: Blount Memorial drill looks to prepare hospital staff
• Maryville College Student Literacy Corps celebrates Dr. Seuss’ birthday
• Great Smoky Mountains National Park announces National Junior Ranger Day programs
• Honoring Overbey
• Bus driver fends off angry motorist
• Maryville woman gives up driving for a good cause
• Relief efforts target victims in Japan’s quake
• Heritage Festival, encampment scheduled
• Townsend Child Safety Day expected to draw 1,500
• Senior Studies Symposium Wednesday at Maryville College
• Alcoa chess teams place at state
• Police dunking booth
• Man suffers possible broken leg after Alcoa wreck
• If government shuts down, so does the Smokies National Park
• Scotties claim Cheersport Grand Championship Title
• Dixie Iron Riders pull 287 bikers together to help tornado victims
• Swing Into Spring Fashion Show and Luncheon heralds season’s styles
• Finalists named in Man Cave Giveaway
• Duck Duck Goose founders include Blount physician
• Alcoa, Inc., plant manager calls for TVA to reduce power costs
• Highland Games schedule set, tickets on sale
• Community Food Connection to hold first food drive of 2011
• April Foolies delivers laughs, tears and winners all around
• Blount Schools decline to shore up liability pool
• Former Justice of the Peace, Walter Lenoir Green, dead at 87
• Food drive starts today at Alcoa Kroger for Community Food Connection
• Oneida's Alex Bond commits to Maryville College
• DeKalb County's Martha Webb commits to Maryville College
• CAK's Kelsey Brown commits to Maryville College
• Cades Cove group to offer series of themed tours
• Junior Ranger Day set for April 16
• Reappraisal cost for Maryville up almost $70,000
• Station Camp's Ortiz Commits to Maryville College
• Toyota Tsusho America donates to Chamber Foundation
• Chilhowee Club plays to raise funds for Relay for Life
• Chilhowee Club welcomes Victor Ashe to share stories of Poland
• Tornado warning issued for Blount, Monroe and McMinn counties
• Alcoa man spearheads library effort for Republic of Georgia
• Japanese students, housewives raise money for disaster victims
• Fluency opens doors: Adult education program helps students navigate life
• Firefighters extinguish Alcoa apartment fire
• Littler River Watershed Association cleanup set April 16
• Checkpoint nets one arrest, several citations
• Car blaze conrolled, no injuries
• Local woman set to discuss ‘Miracle on the Hudson’ at fundraiser
• Loudon’s Kendra Chantelle gives Maryville College a little credit for her part on ‘American Idol’
• Those blooming daffodils: Driven woman pushes Pellissippi Parkway petals
• Tornado victims invited tonight for barbecue, many supplies available
• White Station's Fuson commits to Maryville College
• Union County High School senior Skylar Smith commits to Maryville College
• Northside's Ridley commits to Maryville College
• Cosby High School senior Corey Conrad commits to Maryville College
• Appalachian Balllet’s artistic director weaves magical story in pas de deux
• Community helps celebrate launch of Blount Moms Today magazine
• Customers find bargains at Bloomingdeals
• Rotary auction brings 1920s fun to fundraiser
• Grandmother finds consignment sales offer more than a time to shop
• SpongeBob packing his SquarePants to head to Maryville
• Settle up your library debt by lending a helping hand
• Newell Rubbermaid shows off plant to 96-year-old Sharpie fan
• Brickmill tornado damage has residents in need
• Blount GOP to hold Reagan Dinner April 7
• Blount County Democrats to reorganize
• Sen. Doug Overbey awarded March of Dimes honors
• Smoky Mountain Animal Care plans adoption day
• Largely unseen photos of MLK’s killer unveiled
• Maryville sets registration events for Pre-K, kindergarten students
• Lessons from Ireland: Author to discuss peace in Northern Ireland
• Toyota Tsusho America donates $2,500 to Chamber Foundation
• Authorities charge third suspect in aggravated robbery
• Sevierville detective gets hearing date
• Sevierville detective makes initial appearance
• Moustache competition shows lighter side of law enforcement
• Dixie Iron Riders mobilize motorcycle community to benefit Greenback tornado victims
• 134th promotes first female to colonel
• Our heroes
• Fire destroys Old Knoxville Pike house
• Heritage wins annual welding contest
• Yale music school honors Robinson
• Federal meth cleanup funds dry up, worrying states
• UT hires Missouri State’s Cuonzo Martin
• Reading Rocks: Students surpass goals in reading incentive program
• Consumer tips for handling storm damage
• Detective rams Sheriff’s Office cruiser
• Seymour police detective charged with aggravated assault, DUI, after ramming a Blount sheriff's cruiser
• Summer courses announced
• MC's Klingensmith receives ACA-Mellon grant
• ‘Night in New Orleans’
• April Foolies entertainers know it’s all about the dollars
• Top chef resumé: Stephen Myers brings youth, experience to Airport Hilton
• CIHA explores alternative treatments for drug-free pain relief
• Picture of strength: Blount Moms Today’s first Cover Mom is Emily Nibali
• Junior Service League initiates inaugural sale at Bloomingdeals
• Capitalist Pigs new ‘Relay Roast’ to benefit Relay for Life
• Man Cave Giveaway nears deadline for entries
• Putters or pancakes: Kiwanis clubs focus on helping children
• Earth Hour comes to Blount County
• Blount County’s Great American Litter Clean-up calls for volunteers
• Bishop named assistant principal at Coulter Grove Intermediate
• New theater planned for Foothills Mall
• Gatlinburg Film Festival features film by Maryville resident
• March Art Walk brings variety, energy to downtown
• Invasion of ‘BUGs’ is good news for Maryville Kiwanis
• Drug Take-Back Day brings record crowd to drop off meds
• Volunteers sought for Great American Litter Cleanup
• Blount County collects most drugs during ‘Take-Back Day’
• Alcoa chess teams compete in state finals
• Driver treated after car hits pole
• Maryville College to honor late Hispanic labor organizer
• Effort to close insanity defense loophole passes Senate
• Tornado warning issued for 33 counties, including Blount, Loudon, Knox, Anderson, Monroe
• Family escapes Louisville house fire
• MC to host Blue Ridge Undergraduate Research Conference
• MC's Olander presents piano recital April 4
• Mike Casteel steps down as principal of Maryville High School
• Consensus? Haslam says he is seeing minimum push-back to proposed budget
• Scavenger Hunt at Tremont draws 24 teams to compete while learning
• Overbey receives ‘Champion of Children’ award in Nashville ceremony
• Bloomingdeals sale slated
• Community meeting set at MLK Center
• Maryville schools help Japan
• Rescued hiker admitted to Sevierville hospital
• Sweetwater man arrested in methamphetamine bust
• Casteel steps down as MHS principal
• MC hosts celebration to honor Cesar Chavez
• Overdue hiker said to be safe at shelter
• Let’s go consigning: More thrifty families turn to consignment sales
• Road construction ahead: Traffic delays expected in Townsend this summer
• A Soldier’s Story: Maryville native sees progress in Iraq
• Don’t hold your breath on ozone
• FBI joins hunt for robbery suspect
• The lure of ‘Big-O’: Family auctioning father’s famous fishing lures
• Maryville College Concert Choir’s Homecoming concert set Friday
• Taylor named national adult ed president
• Out with the Old: Authorities dispose of unwanted drugs
• Quilt Show Opens At Maryville College
• Overbey sponsors legislation to stiffen multiple DUI penalty
• ‘Rainbow Granny’ to discuss marriage equality March 31
• Checks Plus robbed
• MC Theatre Department presents "Taming of the Shrew" April 7-10
• MC Concert Choir's Homecoming concert scheduled for March 25
• "Rainbow Granny" to discuss marriage equality March 31
• Winter Gala draws crowd to support Little River Watershed Association
• Recycling Day helps keep Blount beautiful, clean
• Message from Tokyo
• Blount Mom Spotlight on: Nichole McCord
• Author Pamela Schoenewaldt will be at Southland Books
• Jennings paints picture of Blount finances, challenges
• Blount delegation praises Haslam’s first address
• National Park asks for trail/campsite volunteers
• Blount Memorial offers junior volunteer program
• ‘Beauty for Babes’ raises money for Birth To Three with evening of pampering
• Getting personal: Intimate ‘Monologues’ sheds light on seldom-discussed issues
• Commission to refinance library debt
• Blount County Ag Day draws 105 participants
• Police charge man in recent church thefts
• Maryville College starts new leadership program
• State to issue new licenses, ID cards
• Man injured by boulder in Park
• Prospect School wraps up 14-year building plan
• ALCOA Foundation encourages youth to create sustainable future
• Checkpoints planned on St. Patrick’s Day
• Man hit by train identified
• City manager tops Alcoa city salaries
• Overbey chosen for Leadership Blount award
• Lessons from the ‘Knuffle Bunny’
• Colleagues, friends celebrate Betsy Cunningham’s career
• Education Committee: Find way to open Prospect
• Alcoa schools set to narrow candidate list
• Man dies after being hit by train
• "MC Celebrates Women" Week planned for March 21-25
• Kagley’s Chapel to rise from ashes
• Second Fiber Arts Festival begins Thursday in Townsend
• Animal lovers, local businesses work to buy dog water fountains
• Welcome to the new, contemporary look of The Daily Times
• Judges top county salary scale
• New press lets the Times roll
• Japan braces for potential nuclear reactor meltdown after tsunami
• CleanUp Recycling Day held in Maryville
• Officers check child safety seats
• Man reports robbery, assault with tire iron after leaving bar
• E is for Eagleton: Students write ABC books about school
• Blount Memorial Hospital tax status questioned
• Goodbye, old friend: Daily Times pressmen let memories roll
• UPDATE: Japan hit by seventh largest earthquake ever, tsunami wave follows 8.9 magnitude quake
• Charged up: Sen. Alexander leases new all-electric Nissan Leaf
• April Foolies has a serious mission not-so-hidden among the frivolity
• Foothills Community Players has success with ‘Rumors’
• Three names sent to governor for judgeship
• Commission agenda meeting looks at budget, hospital
• Second Harvest to re-open in Knoxville on March 10
• Blount Memorial Hospice hits milestone with Level One partnership
• Money makeover: Thrifty Christy reveals transformation from big spender to savvy saver and giver
• With ‘no tax increase’ as starting point, can Blount balance county budget?
• Boys and Girls Club raises $10,000-plus at barbecue
• Painter Mark Giangaspero is MC's 2011 artist-in-residence
• Alyssa’s Army serving at Parton’s to benefit MDA
• Gabby Knapp places in national texting contest
• Telephone Book Recycling contest success for KBB, schools
• Famed Wendel Werner to conduct UT Jazz Singers library
• Teresa Tipton chosen Circuit Court Clerk’s Employee of Year
• College awarded $300,000 Congressional appropriation grant for science
• College announces new program for international and civic leadership
• His ‘best’ girl: Fathers escort daughters to Girl Scout dance
• Portrait of Judge Dale W. Young unveiled to crowd of supporters
• Getting ready for Relay
• Blount Moms Today to offer engaging, informative resources
• New low-fare airline coming to McGhee Tyson
• Leadership Summit set to address impact of changing generations on Blount
• Sue Thomas of ‘F.B.Eye’ TV show fame headlines deaf awareness month
• Belk Charity Sale looking for nonprofits, shoppers
• Blount BEneFITs seeks nominations for Ready, Set Move! awards
• Johnson, formerly of 134th, named new Tennessee Air Guard commander
• Learning the business: United Community Bank Junior Board gets lessons in service, finance
• ‘All Shook Up’ brings king’s music to stage
• Maryville takes ownership of Greenbelt Lake: Long-awaited lake dredging project a step closer
• One of 2 robbery suspects arrested
• 15,700 phone books recycled: Local schools compete in recycling contest
• ‘Month ahead of schedule:’ Animal center’s adoption facility expected to be finished in summer 2011
• Summer Youth Get-A-Way set for June 5-10
• Candidate plans to use strengths to reach next level
• Armed suspect robs Maryville paint store
• Sue Thomas of "F.B.Eye" TV fame to visit MC on March 7
• MC group spends Spring Break volunteering in Charlotte
• Local residents make unique donations to Clayton Center
• Acclaimed children’s writer Rick Yancey to visit Blount eighth graders
• $125,000 grant awarded to Blount County Substance Abuse Prevention Action Team
• Laurel Wright turns singing Valentine into concert for kids
• Country singer Ty Herndon entertains at Red I Diner
• Tornado watch covers 33 East Tennessee counties, including Blount, Knox, Loudon, Monroe, Sevier, McMinn
• Blount Schools pay raises questioned
• Edwina’s touch: Senior nutrition cook retiring after 25 years
• The Orchestra at Maryville College presents annual Showcase of Area Artists
• Transfer Day at MC set for March 9
• ‘Worldwide Storytelling Day’ set for March 18 at Clayton Center
• Heavy rains, high winds expected; tornadoes possible today
• Habitat Home Store moving to new location
• Prospect Elementary School enters final finishing stage
• Park fish management to be discussed
• Two-character drama ‘Oleanna’ set
• BCSO investigates second armed robbery in two days
• Leehans, Pitts Reeves top spellers
• MC theatre society presents "Oleanna" March 3-6
• Closing Fort Craig: Maryville City School board makes decision to close school, reconfigure grades
• Last Friday Art Walk brings diverse talents to downtown
• Moving on up: Dancing With Our Stars is sold-out favorite
• Golden treats: Sarah Shepherd is ‘cookie mom’ for all of Blount County
• Maryville City Schools Foundation’s Starlight Awards honor excellence
• Sheriff: 12.8 percent cuts will cause consequences in safety
• State prosecutors target teen pregnancy through Facebook
• Hagerty visits Blount Chamber on listening tour
• Alcoa plans sobriety checkpoints
• With Divine inspiration
• Title IX film champions work of Bernice Sandler, other pioneers
• Fort Craig registration deadlines set
• Maryville Schools will use TCAP results in final grades
• Blount administrator plans to bring ‘A-game’ to Alcoa
• African-American Fest to mark culture, heritage
• Blount gets grant to fight youth drug abuse
• ‘Brutal’ meeting: County mayor answers to worried employees
• MC's Bruce publishes book about Voice of the Faithful
• Johnson named new Air Guard commander
• Weather cuts Smokies visits
• Blount woman charged with TennCare fraud
• US Nitrogen LLC to bring 80 jobs to Greene County
• State economic emphasis: rural areas
• ‘Do you all feel safe?’: Sheriff says Commission can decide services to cut
• MC plans open house for high school juniors
• Dr. Seuss' birthday celebrated at Maryville College
• Events in the Smokies showcase Appalachian heritage, history, culture
• Murder-suicide suspected in Rockford couple’s death
• Sheriff: Budget cuts threaten 47 staff positions
• Maryville student’s team places in national accounting case competition
• Alcoa schools candidate notes ‘wealth of experience’
• Lauri Halterman will share book, knowledge at library workshop
• Tennessee Children’s Dance Ensemble brings show to Blount
• Changing world: Daggett plots a path for educational progress
• Keep Blount Beautiful receives four Awards of Excellence and $6,000 at state conference
• The battle for ‘Knuffle Bunny:’ Kennedy Center children’s play comes to Clayton Arts Center
• Louisville prepares for Great American Cleanup
• Alcoa seeks $5 million loan for new water reservoirs
• Report: Armed robbery suspect cased business
• Billboards help send message, memorialize accident victims
• Stone, Grindstaff honored by Historical Commission
• Five honored at gala: The Maryville City Schools Foundation presents annual awards
• Two men rob Alcoa business
• Habitat dedicates new homes: Two families get new houses through Habitat for Humanity
• Marcum, former acting sheriff, dies at age 77
• Blount offices closed Monday for holiday
• Adult Spelling Bee returning to Pellissippi
• Mother Love Baptist Church annual Community Festival set next weekend
• Sheriff’s Office accepts Citizen’s Academy applications
• Newfound Gap Road work to begin March 1
• Dog water fountains proposed for Greenway
• ‘America is freedom’: Sudanese refugee in Maryville becomes U.S. citizen
• Newfound Gap Road work planned
• Tennessee schools get tips on weather safety
• College on track for record freshman class
• Gold standard: Maryville freshman puts together a dance for The Gate
• Helen Ross McNabb breaks ground on new East Maryville location
• A ‘manly man’: Win a Man Cave in Denver Hunt promotion
• Fort Craig Controversy: Administrators, school board and parents offer their perspectives
• Four attorneys up to fill seat left vacant by Young
• Wilderwood Service Dogs needs foster families for puppies
• City of Alcoa sets drinking water meeting
• AnimalWorks receives grant from Fouche family
• Blount Girl Scouts celebrate ‘Girl Power’ around the World
• Green Meadow Relay event pairs fashions, basketball and food
• Vision flights to Destin, Fla. start at $79
• School board OKs budget ‘we know won’t pass’
• $46M refinancing on County Commission agenda
• Keep Blount Beautiful gets $6,000 in awards
• Leak closes Louisville Road section
• Remnants of meth lab found at Maryville residence
• Remnants of meth lab found at Maryville residence
• Maryville College alumnus to discuss mission work
• Wilson steps down as Coulter Grove principal
• MC psychology professor discusses role of attraction in intimate relationships
• AAUW plans Title IX presentation at MC
• Four attorneys seek vacant Blount judgeship
• Fouche grant funds low-cost spay, neuter service at AnimalWorks
• Alcoa schools name director finalists
• County mayor proposes $789,000 in budget cuts
• Maryville woman gets first MRI-compatible pacemaker
• GOP lawmakers target teacher unions
• Out in the cold: Brutal winter leaves agencies depleted of funds
• Moran, missionary to the Deaf in South Africa, to give Feb. 17 presentation
• Daley-Harris to discuss children's advocacy Feb. 22
• Blount Red Cross graduates first nursing assistants
• Enjoy a laugh as Knuffle Bunny comes from Kennedy Center to Clayton Center
• Chamber coffee meetings and mixers help build relationships
• All-Pro Dad’s Day breakfast seeks to link children, fathers in positive exchange
• Enlisted Military Education Center welcomes new commandant
• Parsons named Alcoa Police Officer of Year
• Woman reports robbery attempt outside Louisville store
• Suspect in custody in Middle Tennessee State University shooting
• Law enforcement praised for quick action in MTSU shooting
• Tennessee suspends safety Brewer after arrest
• Leadership Summit to explore ‘Our Generational Community’
• All Pro Dads: 100 Sam Houston fathers turn out to support students
• Identity of man who jumped off bridge confirmed
• William Blount student wins Gold Key, advances to national art show
• ‘Great American CleanUp:’ New Keep Blount Beautiful event spans 102 days
• ‘Domino effect:’ Library budget cut could cause loss of state resources
• Leadership Summit to explore ‘Our Generational Community’
• Pellissippi State seeks ‘gently used’ books
• Catch this CAT: MPD class aimed at reducing teen traffic crashes
• William Blount JROTC raises $1,600 for vets
• Blount, Monroe suspects sought in discovery of body
• Blount student hit by school bus mirror
• Family mourns loss of man who died in Blount jail
• Man dies after leap from Pellissippi bridge
• Authorities rescue bridge jumper
• ‘They panicked and left’ Investigation ongoing after Seymour man jumps from moving vehicle, dies
• Economic development funding cuts eyed
• ETTAC unveils technology for disabled
• League plans forum on state primary laws
• Kyl’s retirement opens door for Alexander
• Five legislators oppose promotion of fluoridation
• Police: Man flees stop with two children in car
• Woman claims boyfriend attacked her with cook pot
• Japanese language courses offered to community
• Educational guru Bill Daggett to bring ‘relevance and rigor’ message to Maryville
• Tuggles take the lead for 2011 April Foolies
• Keep Blount Beautiful takes new approach to Spring activities
• Starlight Awards live auction includes trips, dinners and vacations
• Blount commissioners talk debt, make recommendation to full commission
• Helen Ross McNabb Center celebrates groundbreaking for new facility in Blount
• Winter Heritage Festival draws crowd to celebrate history of the Smokies
• Dancing With Our Stars returns with new dancers, new venue
• Man charged with assault
• School board nixes more Fort Craig meetings
• Woman gets 15 years for arson
• County under winter weather advisory until 7 a.m.
• Helen Ross McNabb Center groundbreaking Friday
• Think plaid: Blount officials hope Highlander Games lures tourists
• Ramsey seeks more defibrillator study
• Beekeeping for beginners: Blount Beekeepers looking to increase members
• HonorAir Knoxville founder honored
• Alcoa power rates to rise by 2 percent
• Blount school board faces tough budget decisions
• County rejects budget hike for school repairs
• Police say DUI suspect thought year was 2008
• Hospital donates ash cans to help fight litter
• Committee leaves county employee insurance unchanged
• Alcoa couple robbed in home invasion
• Police: Alcoa couple robbed in home invasion
• Royal Metal growing: Copper company to hire 40, including some laid off by ALCOA
• "The Road Not Taken" 2011 Spring Choir Tour schedule
• United Way of Blount County calls for volunteers for 2nd Reader Roundup
• Chamber of Commerce dinner acknowledges lows, celebrates highs
• Olé!: Flamenco expert offers dance class before Clayton performance
• State electronic library starts kids’ site
• Clayton Center will host screening of ‘The Proposal’
• Grand jury hands down rape, assault indictments
• Two Maryville men charged in Sevier burglary
• Blount debt ‘too much,’ officials told
• Man indicted on aggravated kidnapping charges
• MC alumnus on staff of Southern Sudan president
• Student Programming Board sponsors screening of "The Proposal" Feb. 12
• MC alumnus joins staff of South Sudan's president
• Heritage Center to celebrate birthday Feb. 12; volunteer open house Feb. 8
• Police: Seymour man dies after jumping from moving vehicle
• Area evacuated after suspected IED found at Maryville address
• Family comes first in family farming
• Small section of Sevierville Road to be widened
• Empty Pantry Fund receives late gifts
• ‘Apollo Night’ show set at MC as part of Black History Month
• Sleep tight ... you hope: Hotels, apartment complexes, cabins continue to be plagued by bed buds
• Education expert returns to Blount County
• ‘Rumors’ opens at Clayton Center
• Cataloochee Campground to require reservations
• Promoting students’ health: Middlesettlements Elementary hosts health fair
• Blount schools to offer on-site therapy services
• Fire destroys Friendsville home
• MC's Smithee presents jazz trumpet recital Feb. 18
• ‘Quick’ degree, long road
• Outstanding Alumni
• An evening with Dmitri
• Sharing with children: United Way needs volunteers for Reader Roundup
• Couples find humor, music at ‘Ultimate Date Night’
• Leadership Blount looks to honor community leaders
• Heritage Center celebrates 5th birthday
• Reception for a gentleman
• ‘Troubling and confusing’ MC instructor calls for prosecution of Egypt’s Mubarak
• Free medical clinic set in Knoxville
• MC's Abdelrahman talks about situation in Egypt
• Matascik presents guitar recital Feb. 11
• Maryville College to celebrate Black History Month
• Smokies roads conditions now only a text away
• Alcoa kicks off RecycleBank
• Alexander has lead role on Senate committee
• Humanitarian aid worker to speak at MC
• Coning barn damaged — high winds knock out power to 2,000
• Powell man gets four years for solicitation of a minor
• High Volt-age: New hybrid car on display at West Chevrolet
• Winds down power lines in Blount County
• A bargain hunter looks at ALDI
• Tennessee Senate will focus on health care
• Task force calls for grades 4-7 in intermediate schools
• Board tilts toward closing Fort Craig
• Wilkens kicks off spring 2011 Community Conversations series Feb. 15
• MC Concert Choir's "The Road Not Taken" spring choir tour itinerary set
• Mother of Blount Today editor dies
• Haslam begins public Tennessee budget hearings
• Traffic stop results in meth lab bust
• Tennessee tourism copes with snow and cold
• Man allegedly hits woman with shotgun, shoots at son
• Blount County Publishers enters into printing, packaging agreement
• State legislators ponder investment tax cut
• Second Harvest moving to Blount
• Leadership Blount seeks nominations for award
• Alcoa to kick off rewards-for-recycling program
• Spring-like weather expected to continue today
• Ordinance requires bicycle racks: New Alcoa businesses will need to provide places for cyclists
• Middlesettlements widening set for March completion
• Alcoa Parkway opponents persist, change tactics
• Seniors help celebrate success of nutrition program with National Blueberry Pancake Day
• Carlota Santana brings the art of flamenco to Clayton Center
• Blount special education classrooms get whiteboards
• Seymour man charged in girlfriend’s abduction
• Retired educator ‘Bob’ Maxey funeral services today
• Food City, Petty team up to help paralyzed veterans
• Friendsville couple sues county over flooding
• Hundreds attend retirement reception for Judge Young
• UT cuts 60 agriculture extension jobs, one in Blount
• UT report: Economy rebounding, but slowly
• Alcoa high school students watch home burn
• Challenger: 25 years later, a still painful wound
• Teacher evaluation system still under development
• New commission chairman cracks down
• Maryville, TML seek $50,000 from ex-school secretary
• MC sophomore’s art selected for national exhibition
• Mother sues for wrongful death in Alcoa accident
• MC sophomore's art selected for national exhibition
• Creativity of children
• ET music scene to honor Bledsoe at WayneStock
• Commission opens door to 12.8 percent budget cut
• Fernandez and Gutridge honored by alumni association
• Raven Society presents awards at annual meeting
• Bringing ‘Blues’ home
• Friends of Library book sale draws crowd, raises $13,000
• Slinky-power
• County mayor vows tax hike veto
• Greenback resident charged with robbery
• Smokies visits in 2010 hold steady in tough environment
• Two Alcoa gas stations robbed
• Blount County adds two school days to make up for snow
• Blount could see 3 inches of snow
• CAPPE’s ninth annual ChiliFest slated Feb. 5
• Maryville’s audit makes the grade
• ‘Craigslist bandit’ charged
• Knoxville man arrested, charged with using Craigslist to scam locals
• Children’s author meets with Porter students
• ANG TEC welcomes new commander
• United Way celebrates 2010, readies to met challenges of a new year
• Adult Education tutor workshops set for February
• Sweetwater residents arrested on meth charges
• Maryville attorney Clifford censured by Board of Professional Responsibility
• Walland woman charged with TennCare fraud
• Blount legislators target pain clinics, sex crimes
• An American wish list on eve of Obama’s speech
• Photo Gallery: Photos from Drew Crain's "Wildlife Photography" class
• Community Food Connection shelves need restocking
• Greenback says goodbye: Love expressed for Ryan Seymour at Sunday service
• More snowfall possible for Blount County
• Greenback man gives 18th century cannonball to Fort Loudoun
• Public hearing on Fort Craig closing set Tuesday
• Alcoa grad talks about Peace Corps experience
• Paralyzed youth slowly regaining movement
• Nursing training begins in April
• Maryville College admissions pioneer dies
• County human resources director leaves
• Zoning change sought for potential development
• Food City employee honored for volunteerism
• Salt supplies slowly increasing
• A community mourns, unites after fatal accident
• Greenback High School student Ryan Seymour dies early this morning
• College mourns passing of alumna, former staff member Libby Welsh
• Shore appeals Maple Lane Farms lawsuit dismissal
• 12.8 percent county budget cut eyed
• Greenback wreck victim still critical, no new information to be released
• Shore appeals Maple Lane Farms lawsuit dismissal
• Maryville schools pilot food classification program
• Volunteers honored at United Way annual meeting
• Townsend winter festival pulls in traditional music, crafts, foods
• Betsy Cunningham, county HR director, to take new position
• Vision Airlines to offer low-fare service at McGhee Tyson
• Blount delegation receives committee assignments
• Call made for Civil War artifacts, re-enactors
• Budget tops list of issues for 2011 legislative session
• Blount Countians turn out for Haslam inauguration
• Martin Luther King Business Luncheon fills Hilton
• Martin Luther King, Jr., celebration includes community worship service
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day has celebratory spirit at Clayton Center
• Rockin’ in the New Year
• Judge Dale Young retires
• Stage presence: Mariana Harrison adds ‘Christmas Carol’ to acting resume
• Bonham tells stories of Taj Mahal
• Raven Society sets its citizen awards at annual meeting
• Alcoa school board OKs 2011-12 academic calendar
• Maryville Christian holds Go Green Day
• New counseling center offers specialized services
• Supplier canâЂ™t fulfill salt needs of county, cities
• Archived MC publications now available in digital format
• Unique Aluminum Show comes to Clayton Center
• Vonore fire leaves family homeless
• Hiwassee College names new interim president
• Four Greenback students seriously injured in Calderwood Highway wreck
• MC Community Conversations series explores "Health and Human Rights"
• Bogart to talk to students about economics and environmental policy
• Blount County Judge Dale Young to retire
• UT reviewing draft report on campus civility
• Haslam defends income disclosure order
• Blount County Circuit Judge W. Dale Young retires
• Presumed identity of fire victim released
• Air Guard center welcomes new commander
• Carrying out KingâЂ™s dream: More than 400 people hear call to serve
• Judge W. Dale Young retires
• Blount County telephone recycling contest kicks off
• Bands come together ‘For the Love of Drew’
• Bredesen commutes Blount inmate’s term
• Blount County tree seedling sale under way
• Blount CountyâЂ™s Kirkham wins special education award
• Man killed in Louisville fire
• Fatality in Louisville house fire
• Blount legislators receive committee assignments
• Government offices closed Monday for holiday
• Dog attack victim in serious condition
• Counseling center aimed at LGBT community to host open house
• Revive the dream: Group urges new Poor PeopleâЂ™s Campaign
• Blount traffic fatalities increased in 2010
• Four-miss entry wins Daily Times Football Contest
• Schools compete in phone book recycling contest
• Maryville Schools may add day to make up for snow
• Maryville College tells its story in unique way
• Maryville College students celebrate governorâЂ™s inauguration
• Ragsdale expects good things from blountAchieves
• Girl, 8, seriously injured in dog attack
• State legislators look ahead to new session
• Blount County Schools closed Friday
• County roads getting better, but remember safety
• Blount County property preserved for recreation
• MC community youth choirs begin rehearsals
• MC Community Chorus begins rehearsals for April 25 concert
• MC hosts regional Scholastic Art Show
• Craigslist ads claim fourth scam victim
• The stars might not actually be aligned in your favor
• Maryville Schools Foundation announces Starlight winners
• Trip to Middle-earth
• Hometown Heroes
• Blount and Sevier lawmakers host Inaugural Reception in Nashville for locals
• East Tennessee PBS to air inauguration of Gov. Haslam
• Fairview Methodist hosts Financial Peace University
• Johns wins letter jacket through Blount Today Sports Radio
• Snow fun
• Alcoa mourns loss of Hall of Fame coach Dalton
• Starlight Awards winners named
• Alcoa outsources utility bills to save money
• Old Knoxville Highway bridge repair set
• County Commission playing catchup because of snow
• Governor commutes Maryville manâЂ™s sentence
• Snow, freezing temperatures hamper road clearing
• Blount County Jail inmate has sentence commuted
• Roads 'ugly as a dog' after freezing overnight
• Faculty art exhibit at Pellissippi State
• Woman seriously injured in Pellissippi Parkway wreck
• Officials urge caution while workers continue to clear roads
• Woman seriously injured in Pellissippi Parkway accident
• Kid Scoop comes to The Daily Times
• ALCOA Foundation partners with American Museum of Natural History
• Vonore man dies from burns in fire
• Wells publishes new book about peace in Northern Ireland
• Brother, sister construct cozy igloo
• Blount, Maryville and Alcoa schools closed, crews continue to clear roads
• Al Staggs to lead 2011 February Meetings
• Maryville College invites prospective students to 'Meet Maryville'
• Updated: Snowstorm hits county in a big way; Blount County Schools closed Tuesday
• Maryville College closed today
• Hiking out
• Freedom Salute held in Knoxville for 278th
• Arizona rampage triggers debate on political rhetoric
• Area could get significant snow
• 134th Air Refueling Wing members recognized
• Fire victims in need after losing everything
• Third person reports scam involving vehicle posted on Craigslist
• Report Card on school systems released
• Endangered school organizes concert for outdoor classroom
• More snowfall predicted
• Townsend home destroyed in blaze
• Congressional Officials say congresswoman shot
• County mayor to ask for $15,000 pay cut
• School board OKs air conditioning for Carpenters Middle School
• Armed pair with âЂ
• County mayor offers to take pay cut
• Another system may bring flakes Sunday
• Tractor-trailer accident causes Rockford power outage
• WeâЂ™re looking for âЂ
• Maryville Citizen Police Academy taking applications
• Blount Red Cross looking for Heroes
• Crews report few problems clearing Blount roads
• UT offering Master Horse Owner program
• United Methodist bishops meeting in Alcoa
• Hundreds of Guardsmen being honored this weekend
• Flu cases stable in Blount County
• Investigation ongoing after reported robbery at Alcoa Dollar General
• Snow expected to accumulate through Saturday
• MLK celebrations to focus on Dr. King’s work for poor, economic justice
• Making the right call
• Clayton Center celebrates New Year in ‘Effervescent’ fashion
• New year, old friends
• County commissioners to meet in special session at Blount Memorial
• Nominations being accepted for Leadership Blount Class of 2012
• Realtors open account to help Breeden family
• Strong sales of Smokies plates support Park programs
• Casting for Recovery retreats applications now being accepted
• Snow, little accumulation expected through weekend
• St. AndrewâЂ™s supports homeless program
• Alcoa Schools unveils new mission statement
• College plans virtual town hall for prospective students
• Lingerie bandit foiled in theft attempt
• Woman accused in scissors attack
• Woman charged in Monroe slaying
• Virtual town hall to showcase Maryville College
• Adelgid weapon proves successful
• Victim uses Mace on robbery suspect at ATM in Alcoa
• Second area resident reports scam on Craigslist
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• 4,000 utility customers get wrong bills
• Back in business: Central Park reopens 34 days after fire
• Remembering MLK: Mass Choir forming for community celebration
• Maryville annexes, rezones property along U.S. 129
• Insurance options eyed: County may âЂ
• Auto sales up: New car, truck sales rise 11 percent from last year
• MC Bookstore offers textbooks for rent
• County looks at insurance changes
• Man charged with assaulting pregnant girlfriend
• Big spender with empty pockets: Va. man arrested at Airport Hilton on two counts of theft of services
• Two injured in Broadway Avenue wreck
• Work begins on Knoxville bridge
• New UT President DiPietro has first day on the job
• Emory professor to speak at MLK Day event
• Leadership Blount accepting nominations for Class of 2012
• A happy Kiwanis Christmas
• Homecoming
• Alcoa City dedicates new pedestrian bridge
• Haslam retains Max Haston as adjutant general
• Christmas dreams
• Art Walk returns in February
• Ho-Ho Hungry?
• Winning by losing
• AT&T donates $2,000 to Secret Safe Place for Newborns of Tennessee
• Community Christmas
• Ham and biscuit thank you
• Letters to Santa
• Welcome 2011
• Foothills Striders
• Rockford Christmas Parade celebrates the holiday season
• State cites county with three issues in Comprehensive Annual Financial Report
• Business resources
• Marrison honored for service
• RecycleBank set to begin for Alcoa residents
• House grants residency status to widow of Blount Marine
• Building Blount airways
• From Bells to Sax
• Getting the ‘sleigh’ loaded
• Rat-a-tat-tat, listen to the band!
• A fashionable impression
• Gift of Christmas
• Runaway bride -- and groom
• Four motorists given ‘Saved by the Belt’ awards
• Maryville City School Board vote to reconfigures school grades
• Overbey, Haston present Charles Staley with new Texas state flag
• A brand new ‘me’
• ‘Christmas in Connecticut’ will showcase Clayton Center as a movie theater
• Working to make a Wilderwood dream a reality
• Blount Education Initiative: Program ends its three-year commitment as education advocate
• Early Christmas
• Holiday shine for Courthouse
• Hometown Christmas comes to Maryville
• Cold weather gives Friendsville Christmas parade a chill
• Christmas snow!
• House of Santa Mouse draws arts and crafts lovers to library
• Sparkling with love
• Sen. Alexander offers amendment to prevent unfunded Federal mandates
• Officer recognized for DUI arrests
• Remembering Steven
• New year will bring tobacco ban to Blount Memorial campus
• Contract awarded to continue construction of Foothills Parkway in National Park
• Twice as nice
• Fort Craig’s future: Will school become victim of ‘desperate times call for desperate measures?’
• Mark Cate named special assistant to Governor Bill Haslam
• Blount loves a parade -- times 6
• Sew simple
• Golden gobblers
• H.O.M.E. trees lighting, festivities kicks off Hometown Christmas activities
• Springbrook Splendor lights Alcoa for holidays
• Deep cuts
• Positive peer-pressure is goal of Sister-to-Sister
• Opportunity to ‘reconfigure’
• HonorAir Knoxville flight to include Korean War veterans
• United Way of Blount County seeks Volunteer of the Year
• Happy Birthday -- almost
• So many choices…
• ‘It’s good to help’
• A visit from the Congressman
• Friends, co-workers mourn loss of murder victim Steven Payne
• Cades Cove Loop Road to be closed for spraying operation
• And the answer is:
• C is for Chili
• Christmas homecoming
• Kid-friendly breakfast
• Alzheimer’s Association event draws 600 to Maryville College
• Blue Ribbon excellence
• A jolly ole breakfast
• Last Friday Art Walk goes ‘black’
• Great Smoky Mountains National Park receives 7 Hybrid vehicles
• One of a kind
• Flipping flapjacks to support MHS band
• Stroll through the Cove
• ‘Harvey’ brings in 700 for Foothills Community Players
• Philanthropy day debuts in Blount
• Goal reached
• The General at peace
• Toasting progress
• Holidays on the horizon
• Elegance in denim
• Ride so others can fish…
• ‘Little Engine That Could’ chugs to 5th birthday
• Hatcher seeks solution, funding for Justice Center parking problem
• Congress moves to revise law to help Maryville Marine’s widow
• Second annual ‘Ask me why I’m….’ returns to Maryville
• Fraternal Order of Police seeks donations for Shop With a Cop
• Striking out for Special Olympics
• Loaned Executives are backbone of United Way’s Workplace campaign
• Scooping it up
• ‘Biggest disgrace’
• Free lunch at The Shed attracts 450 veterans, friends
• Mary Sue Frye
• Positive attitude can help us find brighter outlook
• Ruth Lee Sloan
• Rebels counting on deep bench, strong shooting this season
• Tennie Beeler Watkins
• Grand prize in football contest jumps to $1,000
• Hallie Buie Turney
• Pellissippi State to host business startup seminar
• Blount County Recycles Day set for Saturday
• Potter named director of Blount Memorial laboratories
• VW says another 120 employees at Chattanooga plant
• Ila Young
• Albright named BMH director of nursing compliance
• Whirlpool Corp. breaks ground for East Tenn. plant
• Companies yank cord on residential phone books
• Curtis named to insurance study group
• Rig carrying TVA gear breaks down
• Battle begins
• Bingham to celebrate 80th
• Hank Williams Jr. to make ‘Popcorn' Sutton's shine
• FedEx expects
• Potter, former health care executive, to sign books
• ALCOA Foundation launches recycling challenge, offers ‘green tours’
• Smaller nuclear plants are TVA’s plan
• Atlantic Coast Consulting to monitor landfill work
• Blount County prep basketball opens with jamboree
• Cherokees travel to face familiar rival at Coalfield
• Blount County commissioners mulling budget projections
• A salute to area veterans
• Lady Vols open on road, Vols host Mocs
• Blount woman wants to honor father’s memory, help children
• Tennessee, Ole Miss both rely on youth
• Homeless program transforms woman's life
• Margaret E. McDaniel Wallace
• MC faces more budget woes
• Albert George (The Ol' Buzzard) Havner
• Beatrice (Bea) Lane
• Alcoa not taking Loudon for granted
• Donnie ‘Butch’ Cope
• Lady Govs experienced and deep as they prepare to open season
• Alcoa on Parkway: Let's talk
• Community reception for MC president
• Alcoa schools revise search timeline, approve director's criteria
• Alcoa on Parkway: Let's talk
• Community reception for MC president
• Alcoa schools revise search timeline, approve director's criteria
• Hot Lips and Hawkeye: 'M*A*S*H' takes stage at MHS
• Leon Berrong honored for 40 years service to Parks and Recreation
• Letter: Flu shots can’t give recipient flu
• Hot Lips and Hawkeye: 'M*A*S*H' takes stage at MHS
• Leon Berrong honored for 40 years service to Parks and Recreation
• Letter: Flu shots can’t give recipient flu
• Check Marc’s: Sound off on the playoffs
• Letter: Korean veterans to be Honored
• An American band: No frills, no gimmicks, no special effects — the Tim Lee 3 trades in straightforward rock ‘n' roll
• Check Marc’s: Sound off on the playoffs
• Letter: Korean veterans to be Honored
• Lady Tornadoes insist team attitude a key to success
• Letter: Highway Department deserves thanks
• John Butler documents life's various journeys through rock ‘n' roll
• Lady Tornadoes insist team attitude a key to success
• Letter: Highway Department deserves thanks
• Moss says he hopes he fits into Titans' offense
• Griffins to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary with reception
• Older and wiser, the Reverend Horton Heat is all about the music
• Moss says he hopes he fits into Titans' offense
• Griffins to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary with reception
• Rebels host Admirals in second round of playoffs
• Mobleys to celebrate 60th anniversary with family dinner
• Homemade Wine to turn Two Doors Down into a tropical paradise
• Rebels host Admirals in second round of playoffs
• Mobleys to celebrate 60th anniversary with family dinner
• Next challenge: Tennessee defense prepares for mobile Masoli
• Palewskis to observe 50th wedding anniversary
• The Great Great Pines to showcase folk goodness at Vienna Coffeehouse
• Next challenge: Tennessee defense prepares for mobile Masoli
• Palewskis to observe 50th wedding anniversary
• Veterans honored for their service at three museums
• Valentines plan 50th wedding anniversary reception
• Southbound brings the Louisiana sounds, Iowan influences of Kevin Gordon to town
• Veterans honored for their service at three museums
• Valentines plan 50th wedding anniversary reception
• Passengers cheer as hobbled ship heads to California
• Rogers to celebrate 81st birthday Nov. 16
• Singer-songwriter Scott H. Biram isn't a maniac, but he plays one on stage
• Passengers cheer as hobbled ship heads to California
• Rogers to celebrate 81st birthday Nov. 16
• Tennessee sales taxes grow by highest rate since 2007
• Robert Lee Davis
• Saluting the soldiers in my family and across the country
• Tennessee sales taxes grow by highest rate since 2007
• Robert Lee Davis
• Louisville shakes-up committee system
• Ilona Judith Stinnett
• Down the rabbit hole: Foothills Community Players bring ‘Harvey’ to The Capitol Theatre
• Louisville shakes-up committee system
• Ilona Judith Stinnett
• Tornadoes happy to have experience this season
• Lorraine V. Hodge
• Foothills Craft Guild to have annual sale
• Tornadoes happy to have experience this season
• Lorraine V. Hodge
• Foothills Craft Guild to have annual sale
• Tennessee basketball signs guards Jones, Ware
• Ruth Lee Sloan
• Fountain City will present annual show
• Tennessee basketball signs guards Jones, Ware
• Ruth Lee Sloan
• Fountain City will present annual show
• Feds propose graphic cigarette warning labels
• Tennie Beeler Watkins
• Pilot Club presents annual fair
• Feds propose graphic cigarette warning labels
• Tennie Beeler Watkins
• Pilot Club presents annual fair
• Alcoa's McGuire makes LMU her next step in golf career
• A Blount County soldier's servitude
• Plemons will display in Townsend
• Alcoa's McGuire makes LMU her next step in golf career
• A Blount County soldier's servitude
• Plemons will display in Townsend
• Mrs. Carol Leonia Rice
• Local students show respect for veterans during school assemblies
• Tellico crafters to hold 20th annual sale
• Mrs. Carol Leonia Rice
• Local students show respect for veterans during school assemblies
• Tellico crafters to hold 20th annual sale
• White marks 92nd birthday with family dinner
• McAmis honored for nearly 12 years on Maryville Board of Education
• Benefit concert to feature Pistol Creek
• Big Band singer, Maryville native dies in Dallas
• School menus for Nov. 15-19
• Auction will reap warm benefits for Coats for Our Community
• Heritage Middle scrambles for holiday baskets, presents to help needy students
• Memorabilia from elections to be displayed at Blount County Public Library
• Following dreams
• Louisville Board of Mayor and Aldermen terminate administrator Lovingood
• Heritage DECA to present fashion show, supper
• Roll film!
• More than 100 hear plans, voice opinions on Alcoa Parkway
• St. Andrew's Episcopal Church event benefits Family Promise of Blount County
• Blount campus enrollment growth mirrors five-year trend at Pellissippi State
• Summitt: No. 4 Tennessee can contend for NCAA title
• Cheap Tricks: Black Friday shopping deals have come early this year
• Park to conduct prescribed burns of Cades Cove meadows
• Tyler Bray's a changed man; steadily improving under center
• Emerts celebrate 60th anniversary with family today
• County headed for budget crisis, says finance director
• Four Blount County area prep players named Mr. Football finalists
• New mayor fires Louisville town administrator
• Bye week, Moss could help Johnson break loose
• Burl Sutton
• Go-go gobbler
• Three Lady Vols on Naismith watch
• Don Allen Taylor
• Meandering through Maryville
• Knaus: Crew swap was organizational decision
• Earl D. (Butch) Breeden
• Dining out
• Lorraine V. Hodge
• Hills to celebrate 70th anniversary with Sunday reception
• Mrs. Carol Leonia Rice
• Airman Millsaps graduates basic training
• Edna Moser Galecki
• Sarah Chabot competes in American quarter horse world championship
• Roast turkey glazed with apple cider, maple syrup
• Bowman receives Navy commission
• Man indicted for desecration of headstone
• Honoring service
• Welcome Home!
• $2,100 grant awarded to support Townsend festivals
• Reading aloud
• Whodunit?
• Great Smoky Mountain National Park sets winter schedule
• Planning Departments asking for public input
• Showcasing arts and crafts
• County sees ‘red’
• The Classic celebrates 21 years with successful, if soggy, day
• Blount Bargains helps 10 non-profits with community sale
• Megan Underwood honored during Maryville Kiwanis Club meeting
• Prime seating
• Fighting cancer is a team sport
• ‘One step at a time’
• Training with the shield
• Kohl’s to locate in Hamilton Crossing
• Chili Cook-off for Education
• Last Friday Art Walk draws out the ghoul in art lovers
• Mayors come together to Battle for Blood
• Sam Bush and Missy Raines and Nations of Unity take to Clayton Center stage
• Oktoberfest comes to The Market
• Fall fun in Louisville
• Ghoulish accommodations
• Spooky fun for a cause
• Filling tanks for United Way
• Ghosts and goblins gather
• Sinister Dreadford Mansion of Lost Souls runs through Halloween
• Blount County Public Library Calendar of Events for November 2010
• Cash reward offered in Alcoa arson case after firefighter injured in blaze
• Ready to Trick or Can for Halloween 2010
• Inclement weather forces Election workers class cancelation
• County faces uphill fiscal challenge
• Commissioners clash on Sunshine Law violation, Burkhalter succeeds Carter
• Touting tourism in Tennessee
• Honoring excellence
• SunTrust to open third-year Youth Bank at Alcoa Middle School
• Friendsville man victim of apparent homicide
• Knoxville woman dies in Alcoa Highway wreck
• Crime suspect’s body found just inside National Park
• Overbey among Hospitality Association’s “Legislators of the Year”
• Alcoa economy trends up with sales tax revenues growing
• Townsend stroll
• Pedal power
• Honoring friends
• Q in the fall
• Living history
• Classical fun
• Fill ‘er up
• Do you remember?
• League of Women Voters holds annual essay contest
• Alcoa, Inc. Foundation gives $10,000 to City of Maryville for recycling
• Commission may reimburse $44,000 to TDOT from Little River Railroad grant
• Foothills Fall Festival 2010: Happy vendors see ware going, going, gone
• Foothills Fall Festival 2010: Pleasant weather makes for fast-paced weekend for families
• Foothills Fall Festival 2010: Festival line up has something to please everyone
• Nakamatsu set to transport Clayton audience
• Neighbors and friends
• Two from Blount win East Tennessee Preservation Awards
• Matthew Neal earns Eagle Scout
• Teeing off for The Gate
• Barbecue Throwdown
• Honoring Overbey
• Cultural connections: The Orange live on
• For the classrooms
• Pellissippi State hosts Sen. Doug Overbey Day
• Mane Support offers class in grief counseling
• Delay announced in reopening Elkmont trails
• No horsing around
• Planetarium closed: Webber resigns post for Florida job
• Homegrown success
• Bag it up -- in orange
• New life
• Good start
• Running for a reason
• The Boxer Rebellion
• Son’s success, persistence, source of pride for poppa
• A little hoop magic
• Join the Adventure
• Destination: ArtWay
• Icelandic National Park Connects with the Smokies, Parkway
• Johnston headlines Moving Together walk
• Hall Road and Bessemer Street to have lane closures
• LMU professor addresses science, marketing of mood-enhancing medications
• BCEA files suit against Blount school board
• Park rangers arrest 13 on DUI charges in National Park
• Realtors hit record mark for Community Food Connection
• Wanting to serve
• Readying for final leg
• Townsend residents voice right-of-way concerns to TDOT
• A good day
• Nawger Nob Arts and Crafts Fair brings out crowd
• ‘Heads in beds’
• Halfway home
• Big Barbecue Bash has a fall debut
• ‘Fair Faa Ye, USA’ takes the stage to examine Scots-Irish heritage
• Broncos beat Titans, 26-20
• Therapist keynote speaker for event
• Dooley urges players: Put loss in perspective
• Half-backs, Lincoln and water
• Women’s health fair slated at Alcoa Kroger
• Settle Indians’ lawsuit
• ‘Caring and Coping:' Alzheimer's care topic of workshop
• Stopping Chickamauga Lock work shortsighted and poor economics
• Fire claims Louisville log home
• Carr receives Community Star Award
• Alcoa pedestrian bridge erected over bypass
• Bickers campaign signs damaged
• Text me?
• Foothills Fall Festival performer Jake Owen just looking for the right song
• Saying ‘thanks’
• Harvard outreach director speaks about religion, peace
• Charity Felicia Hensley
• Rev. Lou A. Patton
• Johnny N. Christopher
• Europe crushes Tiger, takes lead
• Motorcyclist injured in wreck on Roddy Branch Road
• LSU's Miles pledges to do better, yet again
• Mammograms best cancer screening
• Biffle wins Kansas to keep title hopes alive
• Film ‘Lost Horizon' to be shown at Pellissippi
• Westbound Bessemer Street to close for six weeks due to new interchange
• Boy Scouts make change to fundraiser
• Seminar offered for veterans at Sterling House
• Vienna Coffee opens in former Grounded house on High St.
• Lessons to learn
• What’s cooking?
• Fair gets blue ribbon
• Special month has ‘wow’ factor for Blount Chamber members
• Counting blessings
• Tailgate in style
• Sharing the wealth
• Fired up
• A Broadway dance
• ‘A Place to Lay Your Head’
• Making connections: Bridge over U.S. 129 rises on Sunday
• Dr. Allen Edwards to retire as Pellissippi president
• Kagley’s Chapel Baptist Church leveled by early morning fire
• League of Women Voters to talk health care reform
• Overbey receives award for efforts on behalf of citizens with mental illness
• Alcoa, Inc., halts hot mill to assess damage
• Enduring legacy
• Burgers for all
• Tales of Tremont
• Rite of passage
• ‘Harvest’ is theme for Last Friday Art Walk
• National champion buckdancer keeping traditions alive at Townsend Fall Heritage Festival
• Revving it up
• Harmonizing together
• Rain goes away and crowds come for dinner at Taste of Blount
• Family fundraising
• Going native
• Blount Democrats open McWherter headquarters
• MCSF accepting public nominations through Oct. 13 for annual Starlight Awards
• Benton requests pay cut for Alcoa City officials
• Legacy of Tremont draws friends for dinner on the grounds
• Harmony Adoptions makes plans to buy Camp Montvale
• ‘On Golden Pond’ draws crowd to Clayton Center
• Sounds of the ’60s
• Rounding up support
• Surviving the Killing Fields
• Honoring our nation
• Broadway bound
• Just ‘Move’ It
• Nadal wins first U.S. Open
• Kennith Harold Whaley
• Living in harmony: Library program to discuss ‘urban wildlife'
• HOME Inc. sets award banquet
• Eloise York
• Trips, car washes, retreats part of MCS’ early activities
• John Sevier Days will be hosted this weekend
• Marilyn Cook Spielmann
• WB Vagabond Players to present ‘Where Lilies Bloom’
• Self-defense for women offered
• Nannie Lucille Gideon Walker
• Greenback woman charged with TennCare fraud
• Greenway School to host open house
• Patricia Ann Harless Garvin
• True Vols through and through
• Former Alcoa football player suit dismissed
• Rev. Ralph Edmond Galyon Sr.
• Letter: Think before you honk your horn
• Where's the oil? On the Gulf floor, scientists say
• Chris Johnson not satisfied with Titans' run game
• Sexual orientation can be relevant
• Tammy Lynn Maynard
• Elimination of half-days popular topic at MHS
• Tammy L. Patterson
• Grand jury indicts man on rape of child charge
• Johnson somewhat overlooked as Chase begins
• Volkswagen names GM veteran to lead U.S. operations
• Community steps up to assist victims of suspected arson
• Gators coming: Tennessee prepares for first SEC test
• Experience Your Smokies introduces 2010 class
• Cuba to cut 500,000 government workers; reform salaries
• Friends to donate 20 acres to Smokies
• Colts hope to make corrections after abysmal start
• Officials cite few gun incidents in parks
• Betty A. Brown Lane
• Meet your 2010-2011 Daily Times school correspondents
• Dorothy Mae Kubin Wentz
• Letter: Improve existing roads and save money
• John H. McClanahan
• Gas leak evactuates Law Building in Maryville
• Alcoa may subsidize resident recycling program
• Blount County attracts retirees; state officials promote Tennessee as place to retire
• Alabama, Ohio State pull away from Boise State in AP poll
• Francis L. Silverberg Sr.
• U.S. captures world championship
• Hazel Rymer Taylor
• UT defensive struggles may indicate what's to come
• Nannie Lucille Gideon Walker
• The Clinic at Walmart
• Patricia Garvin
• Play ball!
• Adoption event finds homes for 53 animals
• Paying it back, paying it forward
• Hamlin rises to take top seed in the Chase
• Johnson runs for 142; Titans rout Raiders, 38-13
• Friends to donate 20 acres to Smokies
• Poole gives Tennessee offense an explosive weapon
• High cholesterol puts us at risk for many health problems
• Texans surprise Colts, 34-24, as Foster sets record
• Addiction, alcoholism can sicken family members and loved ones
• Festival goes back in time
• WB Class of 1980 to gather
• Dooley focuses on teaching Vols to compete
• Taste of Blount set Thursday in downtown
• Maryville resident turns to Maryville native for treatment of chronic wound
• Tickets available for ‘On Golden Pond’
• New global rules aim to strengthen banks
• Boehner says he’d support a middle-class tax cut
• Colleges: Freshmen looking for career advice now
• Univ. of Memphis to exhibit new water turbine
• Tenn. 9-1-1 upgrade to allow texts, photos, video
• Alcoa Kiwanis honors 16 for attendance
• Tell me a story
• Korean War veterans share bond, memories at annual reunion
• Good hearts
• Struggles while sober
• Junior Service League welcomes new members
• Summer art
• ‘On Golden Pond’ comes to Clayton Center
• New podcast emphasizes water safety in National Park
• Opening of Elkmont Trails delayed
• Maryville Class of ‘65 to celebrate reunion
• Blount County schools begin Coupon Book sale
• Maryville to have film festival, contest
• Blue Ribbon Country Fair entry forms due Sept. 21
• Commission moves on Carter resignation
• Preparation is key
• Not properly vetted?
• Good Sports Always Recycle program educates, challenges Tennessee’s K-12 schools in statewide
• Supporting Hope
• A day with Lucy
• Pellissippi Place
• New leadership, one resignation
• Awareness ride
• It’s football (and basketball) time
• Maryville College hosts nonprofit management training
• Applications for Christmas assistance being taken
• Perrin honored after 29 years of service to Blount County
• Chilhowee Club celebrates 119 years in Blount
• Kiwanis celebrates 90 years
• Saying ‘Thanks’
• Setting the goal
• Making music in Maryville
• Molding character, winning games
• Meeting at the Market
• Picnic with the Bard
• Rappers ‘2-Much’ seek title in Knoxville’s Got Talent
• APD to conduct saturation patrol on Aug. 27-28
• Senator Overbey receives award for his efforts on behalf of citizens with intellectual disabilities
• Arrowmont to stay in Gatlinburg
• John Daly makes ‘Grip it and Rip it’ impression at Lambert Acres
• Roberta Kells Dorr, missionary, author, artist, dies in Kentucky
• Exit Interviews
• Romancing the food
• Meeting the new president
• Remembering the Bulldogs
• Christening a dream
• Lessons on leadership: Chamber to host Dave Ramsey
• Hitting the links
• Friends of the Smokies telethon tops goal
• Grocery store sprint
• United Way to kick off 2010 campaign with Aug. 27 breakfast
• Ninth Annual Taste of Blount set for Sept. 16
• Louisville Road striping scheduled
• Patti Clevenger takes a new position at Hiwassee College
• Smoky Mountain Brewery coming to Maryville
• From bank robber to Angel tree founder
• Clayton Center Presents…
• Earth-friendly environment
• Caring community
• East Tennessee Public Television changing name to East Tennessee PBS
• Poll worker mistake leads to mishap in state house race
• Back for our future?
• ‘Can’-structions for hunger-relief
• ‘On the Verge’ brings gospel to Clayton Center
• Special Olympics Burger Luncheon gets gold medal
• Friday night dates
• Hello, friend
• Variety’s Katerpillar Kids Camp seeks campers
• State Chamber honors Overbey for pro-business voting record
• Health Department offers free immunization to seventh graders
• Space available on next HonorAir Knoxville Flight
• Initiative underway to light John Sevier Soccer field
• CoverKids kicks off enrollment effort
• Communication system on commission agenda
• Night of winners
• Splash and save lives
• Talking to moms
• Maryville - 2008 Annual Worldwide Candle Lighting Services
• Foothills Fall Festival

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