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Tennessee’s Most Beautiful Cemetery Might Also Be Its Most Haunted
An English poet who never set foot in America gave this graveyard its name. His most famous poem was about a quiet country churchyard, so the choice feels almost too perfect. The grounds are a certified arboretum, with trees labeled by small marble markers. Some headstones are even carved to look like tree logs, which feels like nature trying to get the last word.
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11 East Tennessee Cities And Towns That Could Be The Perfect Place To Call Home
Mountains in the distance are nice, but choosing a place to live takes more than a beautiful view. Schools, doctors, jobs, everyday errands, and the drive to work all matter once the moving boxes are unpacked. East Tennessee has an interesting mix of larger cities, established suburbs, and historic small...
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Changes could be coming to Knoxville Municipal Golf Course as city weighs sports complex
Knoxville is considering replacing the Knoxville Municipal Golf Course with a redesigned golf course and multi-field sports complex. The decision pits preservation of affordable public golf against growing demand for soccer, lacrosse and flag football fields. The city remains in planning and evaluation with no final plan approved, and says...
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Maintenance to temporarily shut down Knoxville CW broadcast
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - WVLT’s WBXX transmitter will be taken off the air Monday, starting at 10 a.m. as crews perform maintenance. The transmitter is expected to affect broadcasting for around six hours. The transmitter feeds the Knoxville CW. This story will be updated as the channel comes back...
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Knoxville City Council to consider $750K for affordable housing development near Turkey Creek
Knoxville City Council will consider $750,000 toward a proposed 100-unit affordable housing development near Turkey Creek. Here's who could qualify, how rent would work and when construction could begin.
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Knoxville Live Music Calendar 10/26 - 11/01
Happy Halloween! And Happy November! This month has gone by way too fast. So much stuff I need to finish. Anyway, check out our list and enjoy some Knoxville live music!. Call it a calendar, call it an event planner, call it whatever you want. Let us know in the comments if we missed a show! Have a great week!!
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Oak Ridge Fall Leaf Pickup Begins Nov. 16. Schedule and guidelines
OAK RIDGE, Tenn. (October 27, 2026) — The City of Oak Ridge will begin its annual citywide leaf pickup. program on Monday, November 16, 2026. A collection schedule outlining the streets to be serviced each. week is available online at oakridgetn.gov/leafpickup. Residents are encouraged to review the schedule carefully,...
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The Oak Ridger
Oak Ridge retirees invited to annual CORRE meeting Nov. 6
The Coalition of Oak Ridge Retired Employees (CORRE) will hold its annual meeting at 10 a.m. Friday, Nov. 6, at the New Hope Center at the Y-12 National Security Complex in Oak Ridge. The New Hope Center is located at 602 Scarboro Road. All retirees are invited to attend, along with representatives from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and congressional offices. The meeting will provide an opportunity to learn about CORRE's ongoing work to protect retirement benefits and advocate for retirees and surviving spouses, according to a news release. Established in 2002, CORRE is a tax-exempt 501(c)(5) organization representing retirees and surviving spouses from DOE contractor-managed facilities in Oak Ridge, including Oak Ridge National Laboratory, the Y-12 National Security Complex, and the former K-25 site, now known as East Tennessee Technology Park. CORRE's mission is to secure fair, just, and equitable retirement benefits for its members. The organization works closely with DOE contractors, local and state officials, congressional representatives, and related organizations to protect, preserve, and enhance those benefits. CORRE is entirely volunteer-run and governed by a board of directors. Its members and leaders remain committed to ensuring that the interests and concerns of Oak Ridge retirees and surviving
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Maryville Trunk-or-Treat Brings Deputies, K-9s and Costumes to Everett Rec Center
Trunk-or-treaters in Maryville can fill their bags while meeting the deputies, firefighters and K-9 handlers who serve Blount County, as the sheriff's office gears up for its annual Operation Safe Halloween & Emergency Services Day at Everett Recreation Center. Past editions have featured trunk-or-treat stops, live demonstrations and costumed first responders ready to say hello.
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Dollywood offering $5 admission for Sevier County residents, employees
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Video National Constitution Center: The Long Shadow of the Election of 1876
According to the National Constitution Center: “2026 marks the 150thth anniversary of the contested election of 1876. Three renowned scholars join to discuss the election, its aftermath, and how we think about Reconstruction and define its endpoint: Robert D. Bland, associate professor of history at the University of Tennessee; Pamela Brandwein, professor of political science at the University of Michigan; and Gregory P. Downs, professor of history at the University of California-Davis.”
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Oak Ridge and surrounding school systems set winter break dates
It may not be Halloween or Thanksgiving yet, but it's time to start planning for students and teachers' long winter or Christmas break. They'll soon get an extended holiday break from their classrooms . Many East Tennessee districts align their school schedules to start and end around the same time, and that's no different for winter break. Anderson County Schools Students have a half-day Dec. 18, with winter break beginning fully Dec. 21. Students return Jan. 5. Clinton City Schools Students have a half-day Dec. 18, with winter break beginning fully Dec. 21. Students return Jan. 5. Knox County Schools Students have a half-day Dec. 18, with winter break beginning fully Dec. 21. Students return Jan. 5. Oak Ridge Schools Students have a half-day Dec. 18, with winter break beginning fully Dec. 21. Students return Jan. 5. Roane County Schools Students have a half-day Dec. 18, with winter break beginning fully Dec. 21. Students return Jan. 4. Morgan County Schools Students have a half-day Dec. 18, with Christmas break beginning fully Dec. 21. Students return Jan. 5. Caitlyn Meisner is the K-12 education reporter for Knox News. Email tips and story ideas to caitlyn.meisner@knoxnews.com . The Oak Ridger's News Editor