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Boomtown: Business closures across East Tennessee
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Express Employment Professionals Hosting Seasonal Hiring Event in Knoxville
Express Employment Professionals to Fill More Than 40 Positions at Knoxville Hiring Event. Knoxville, TN (WOKI) – Job seekers looking for seasonal work, and potentially long-term employment, will have an opportunity to connect directly with employers during an upcoming hiring event in Knoxville. Express Employment Professionals will host a...
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TVA first U.S. utility to receive construction permit for advanced nuclear reactor
KNOXVILLE — The Tennessee Valley Authority Tuesday achieved a nationally significant milestone in America’s nuclear energy future with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s (NRC) issuance of the construction permit for Clinch River Unit 1, a GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy BWRX‑300 small modular reactor (SMR), at TVA’s Clinch River Nuclear Site near Oak Ridge, Tenn. While no construction date has been announced, TVA is now the first U.S. utility permitted to construct the BWRX‑300 SMR. This is only the second advanced reactor construction permit ever issued in the nation. This milestone underscores TVA’s proven track record of nuclear excellence, safe operations, and long‑term energy leadership. “This construction permit is more than a regulatory achievement — it’s foundational for America’s nuclear future,” said Mike Skaggs, TVA Interim President & CEO. “We are proud to be part of this effort to partner with the NRC, GVH and the Administration to explore the opportunities of new nuclear as we continue to serve the Valley region and the nation.” During the signing ceremony, TVA recognized the NRC’s evaluation process that enabled the permit to be issued ahead of schedule. “We appreciate the NRC’s leadership, transparency, and commitment to safe, effective nuclear development as TVA
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Maryville planning commissioners table subdivision request due to unanswered questions
A Maryville neighborhood association forced a developer back to the drawing board Sept. 21, marking yet another win for a community which has made headlines over the last year in a fight to remain insulated from adjacent city growth. The Maryville Municipal Planning Commission elected to table a preliminary plat discussion at their September meeting that proposed to subdivide three lots on West Broadway Avenue (U.S. Highway 411 South) into five lots that would share two access drives onto the highway. With fronting on one of the city’s busiest roads, developers were likely hoping to package out four of the new parcels for further development. The fifth and easternmost parcel that borders Legends Way, according to plat details, would be held as a common detention pond. Needing answers On its surface, the request isn’t all that concerning. Planning commissioners approve replat arrangements all the time, and staff notes included in the September meeting notes reveal that all other requirements — save utility extensions and a maintenance agreement for the shared detention pond — were met. For Royal Oaks Property Owners Association legal counsel Mary Miller, however, the easternmost parcel represents a serious concern for the continued upkeep and safety of
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Signs Your HVAC System Needs Repair Before Winter Arrives
As cooler weather approaches, homeowners across East Tennessee get ready to flip the thermostat from “cool” to “heat.” But what if your furnace or heat pump isn’t ready for the job? Small issues often show early warning signs that, if ignored, can turn into higher energy bills, expensive breakdowns, or—worst of all—no heat on the coldest night of the year. Use this guide to spot problems early and decide when to call a pro.
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Subtext Completes Two Student Housing Developments in Florida, Tennessee
Orlando, Fla. and Knoxville, Tenn. — Subtext has completed two student housing developments in Florida and Tennessee. Projects include VERVE Orlando, a 626-bed community located at 3133 North Alafaya Trail near the University of Central Florida campus in Orlando; and EVER Knoxville, a 498-bed property located at 1919 Lake Ave. near the University of Tennessee campus in Knoxville.
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Downtown Maryville is booming. Here’s what’s bringing people in
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Diesel is a cost farmers cannot escape during harvest season
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Camel Custom Canvas’ president Susan Cain reflects on learning
One of the first things president and owner Susan Cain mentions about Camel Custom Canvas, in Knoxville, Tenn., is the people who have helped sustain it for more than 107 years. Employees have decades of service, repeat customers continue to return, and industry peers are an important source of support and shared knowledge. And her grandfather and father, founder and former owner, respectively, remain her inspiration.
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Jason Williams officially named director of AgResearch and Education Center at Milan
MILAN, Tenn. (WBBJ) - Following an internal search, the University of Tennessee AgResearch has named Jason Williams as director of the AgResearch and Education Center in Milan, a position effective October 1. Williams had held the interim director role since August 1, 2025, stepping in after former director Blake Brown...
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Vehicle parts manufacturer in Knoxville to pay $4M over Covid-era PPP loan
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — A vehicle parts manufacturing company headquartered in Knoxville has agreed to pay $4M to settle allegations that it wrongly received millions in CARES Act funding during the Covid-19 Pandemic, the Department of Justice announced on Wednesday. According to the DOJ, ARC Automotive, Inc. agreed to...
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Two Downtown Knoxville Properties Hit the Market
KNOXVILLE - A century-old Gay Street building rich with Knoxville history and one of downtown’s last remaining undeveloped parcels have hit the market side by side, creating a rare opportunity to preserve part of the city’s past or help shape what comes next. Listed by Cohl Morgan and...