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A First Look at the Future of Muse Knoxville
Rockets. Soaring climbing structures. Interactive waterways. Engineering challenges. Creative laboratories. More hands-on science than you can shake a Bunsen burner at. Last night, I got a glimpse of the future of Muse Knoxville, and y’all, it gave me chills. I joined a crowd of community leaders, supporters and assorted...
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Overnight Lane Closures Planned on James White Parkway Next Week
KNOXVILLE, TN (WOKI) – Motorists traveling through downtown Knoxville will encounter overnight lane closures on James White Parkway next week as crews perform maintenance work on a bridge along the route. According to the Tennessee Department of Transportation, one lane in each direction on James White Parkway, also known...
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Veterans Day in the Smokies 2026: Free Park Day, Ceremonies and Military Discounts
Veterans Day falls on a Wednesday this year, Nov. 11, 2026. If you're a veteran, or you're traveling with one, the Smokies make a good place to spend it. You get a free day in the national park, a long-running ceremony in Gatlinburg and a handful of military discounts at attractions in Pigeon Forge , Gatlinburg and Sevierville . Here's what we could confirm for 2026, and where to double-check before you go. Free parking in the Smokies on Veterans Day Great Smoky Mountains National Park never charges an entrance fee, but you normally need a parking tag ($5 a day, $15 a week or $40 a year) to park anywhere in the park for more than 15 minutes. Nov. 11 is one of the Park Service's 2026 fee-free days, and the park says parking tags will not be required on those dates . Rangers still enforce the other parking rules, so don't park on the shoulder or in a no-parking zone. Popular trailheads still fill up early, even in November. Nov. 11 is the last fee-free day of 2026. On every other day, keep in mind that a Military Pass or any other America the Beautiful pass doesn't replace
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Close races and landslide upset in municipal elections for Alcoa, Maryville and Louisville
Alcoa and Maryville voters largely decided to stick with what was familiar Tuesday for their respective city boards, but kept Board of Education candidates on their toes with competitions that came down to less than 100 vote differences. Meanwhile, in Louisville, voters picked only one of three incumbents to keep. The information below reflects voting totals as of reporting Tuesday evening. There are around 100 or less provisional ballots that the Provisional Counting Board will review Monday which could impact the closest races. ALCOA Five seats were up for grabs in Alcoa on Tuesday: three on the Board of Commissioners and two on the Board of Education. Incumbents Tanya Martin and Josh Blair retained their seats with 1,441 and 1,325 votes each, but challenger Dyran Bledsoe unseated former commissioner Steve Biggar on commission, 1,483-1,125. Formerly the Blount County District 2-B Commissioner, Bledsoe withdrew from the county commission race in February to transfer his candidacy to one of the three open Alcoa Commission seats. The Daily Times reached out to Martin and Bledsoe but didn’t receive a response before press time Wednesday. Former Alcoa Fire Chief Roger Robinson garnered 934 votes, but it wasn’t enough to push him into the top