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Clintwood declines to reconsider manufactured home request

CLINTWOOD, Va. — The Clintwood Town Council declined to reconsider its rejection of a request to place a 2009 manufactured home on a residential lot after a discussion about housing availability, neighborhood concerns and the town’s zoning requirements. A motion to reconsider the earlier decision failed, leaving the...

Clintwood, VA · 3d
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A big day for small business: Clay County start-ups awarded more than $100,000

MANCHESTER, Ky. (WYMT) - Thirteen small businesses gathered at EKU Manchester to celebrate their new enterprises and receive awards from One Clay County totaling $110,000. Michael White, executive director of One Clay County, said awards were designed to meet the needs of each business. “One is an initial start-up business,...

Clay County, KY · 2d
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Knox News | The Knoxville News-Sentinel

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See what's replacing McClung Warehouses before Knoxville shares full vision

A modern, multistory building is planned for the McClung Warehouses site in downtown Knoxville, and the city plans to unveil the full vision by the end of the month. The city and its redevelopment arm, Knoxville's Community Development Corporation , have released a mock-up of what's being planned for the property near the railroad tracks between Gay Street and North Broadway. Across the street at The Standard, local officials will share additional renderings and project plans Nov. 30 after more than a decade of the site sitting empty. The McClung Warehouses, which sold and shipped wholesale goods, were destroyed by a pair of fires in 2007 and 2014. What's being built at the McClung Warehouses site? The rendering shows at least one building with large windows on the ground level, as well as a pathway alongside the building and what appears to be a rooftop social area. We don't know how many buildings are planned for the site or who is developing the property. KCDC in September said it had selected a developer to reimagine the 3.4-acre site, which right now includes a public parking lot at 401 W. Jackson Ave., the vacant McClung Warehouses site next to it and

Knoxville, TN · 2d

takingthekids.com

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9 Huge Secondhand Stores In East Tennessee Where Bargain Hunters Love To Shop

One antique mall on this list spreads across three floors and roughly 36,000 square feet. That is a lot of room for old lamps, dishes, and furniture with a past. I have to admit, that number made me curious right away. Another stop sells nostalgic candy alongside its antiques. A...

Tennessee · 2d
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The Financial Wire

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Homeowners in North Dakota, Georgia, Tennessee, New Hampshire and Delaware face spring property tax deadlines, starting with a $1,600 credit due April 1

North Dakota homeowners can apply online for a property tax credit of up to $1,600 between Jan. 1 and April 1, and four other states have their own spring cutoffs for older homeowners. Georgia’s Forsyth County runs to April 1, Knox County in Tennessee to April 5, Concord in New Hampshire to April 15 and... The post Homeowners in North Dakota, Georgia, Tennessee, New Hampshire and Delaware face spring property tax deadlines, starting with a $1,600 credit due April 1 appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Georgia · 6d

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Postal Service to make fuel surcharge permanent in 2027

The surcharge will reportedly be reevaluated in July 2027 based on fuel prices in the first half of 2027, according to USPS.

Knoxville, TN · 1d

Realtor.com News & Insights

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Knoxville, TN, Struggles With Low Starter Home Availability Compared to Other Cities

For many Americans, the dream of owning a home begins with a starter home, but these options have felt increasingly scarce. Rising prices have priced out many would-be buyers, and

Knoxville, TN · 1d

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Applications Now Open for 2027 Tennessee Farmer of the Year

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Applications are now open for the 2027 Tennessee Farmer of the Year program, a collaborative effort between the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture (UTIA) and Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation (TFBF) to recognize outstanding agricultural producers across the Volunteer State. Revamped in 2026, the program celebrates...

Tennessee · 1d

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Riella at Oakwood brings 170 affordable homes to historic St. Mary’s site

A historic Knoxville landmark is getting a new purpose as construction begins on Riella at Oakwood, a $70 million affordable housing development that will bring 170 homes to the former St. Mary’s Hospital campus in North Knoxville. Community leaders and development partners celebrated the groundbreaking Nov. 4 at 1880...

Knoxville, TN · 2d

livability.com

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Blount County Women Entrepreneurs Serve Up Sweet Success

Meet two women entrepreneurs behind Blount County bakeries Wildflour Bakery and Kooky Cookies, and discover their sweet success stories. Beneath the Smoky Mountain skies, Blount County is teeming with women-owned businesses sharing smiles and sweets. Their journeys look different, but they all followed their callings, leaving their community far better (and far tastier) for it.

Blount County, TN · 5d

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PUBLIC NOTICE – Jefferson County, Tennessee Accepting Resumes for Full-Time Solid Waste Director

Jefferson County is accepting resumes for a full-time Solid Waste Director to oversee the County’s Sanitation and Solid Waste Department, including landfill operations, convenience centers, recycling programs, personnel, equipment, budgets, and environmental compliance. Minimum Qualifications:. High school diploma or equivalent. At least five years of relevant experience in solid...

Jefferson County, TN · 4d

WATE

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Homeowners threatened with eviction from English Mountain POA over voluntary dues

Homeowners in the English Mountain community are disputing a threat of liens from their property owners association over whether annual dues are voluntary or mandatory under the neighborhood's original covenants.

Sevierville, TN · 4d

WATE

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$47-million loan secured for planned seven-story hotel in Downtown Knoxville

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Developers have announced that a $47-million loan has been secured for the development of a seven-story hotel in Downtown Knoxville. Atlanta-based company Vector Hospitality is planning to build the 175-key Moxy by Marriott hotel at 137 South Central Street on the site previously occupied by Merchants of Beer. Developers are targeting […]

Knoxville, TN · 5d

livability.com

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Blackberry Farm in East Tennessee Serves Up Award-Winning Cuisine From the Land

Blackberry Farm offers luxury lodging, heirloom produce and farm-to-table dining celebrating East Tennessee agriculture. There are many faces of agritourism across East Tennessee. At Blackberry Farm, the experience is elevated to a level of luxury. Heirloom produce is brought to life by talented chefs and served across their three restaurants, including the James Beard Award-winning Barn at Blackberry Farm, while pasture-raised sheep milk is churned into exquisite dairy products at the creamery. Between waking in a historic room on the rural Walland farm and touring the well-cultivated gardens of Blackberry Farm, guests can have an unforgettable experience of farm-to-table agriculture.

Walland, TN · 4d

WATE

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Lenoir City businesses hope to use $225K grant to revitalize downtown

LENOIR CITY, Tenn. (WATE) — Downtown Lenoir City businesses could soon get help improving their storefronts through a $225,000 state grant aimed at continuing the area’s revitalization. The city plans to make the funding available to business and property owners who want to improve their building facades and make downtown more inviting. Lenoir City Administrator […]

Lenoir City, TN · 4d

thecentralgeorgian.com

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Why Retirees Keep Heading to Georgia, Florida, and East Tennessee

Ask a group of retirees in Knoxville or Sarasota where they moved from, and the answers start to sound familiar. Ohio. New Jersey. Illinois. California, more and more often. Ask them why, and the first thing most of them mention isn’t the weather. It’s the tax bill they stopped paying.

Georgia · 4d

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New Inskip Apartments Open, but Neighbors Say Bruhin Road Still Lacks a Sidewalk

Bruhin Rd. & Broadview Dr. — Reported Sidewalk Safety Concern. A new 98-unit apartment complex on Bruhin Road has officially opened across from Inskip Park and its community pool, but years after developers and city officials first discussed sidewalks for the area, neighbors say the street is still missing safe walking paths for children headed to school.

Knoxville, TN · 5d

WATE

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Lenoir City considers how to use new tax revenue after liquor store referendum OK’ed

LENOIR CITY, Tenn. (WATE) — While the rest of the state was watching the results of the governor’s race a week ago, Lenoir City voters were also watching the outcome of a referendum allowing liquor stores to operate inside city limits. Once the election results are certified, Lenoir City officials will have 60 days to […]

Lenoir City, TN · 4d

Realtor.com News & Insights

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Knoxville Inventory Grows While Prices Edge Above the National Median

Knoxville buyers found more listings to explore and more sellers cutting prices, creating real room to negotiate in a loosening market.

Knoxville, TN · 6d

The Oak Ridger

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Former Lockheed Martin president Gordon Fee dies

Gordon Gray Fee, a longtime Oak Ridge business and community leader who served as president of Lockheed Martin Energy Systems and devoted decades to improving education in Tennessee, died Saturday, Nov. 7. He was 92. Fee spent more than 40 years in the Oak Ridge nuclear industry, rising through the ranks of Union Carbide, Martin Marietta and Lockheed Martin to lead an organization overseeing major U.S. Department of Energy facilities in Oak Ridge, Paducah, Kentucky, and Portsmouth, Ohio. Born in 1934 in Sayre, Pennsylvania, Fee graduated salutatorian of Canonsburg High School in 1952. He earned a bachelor's degree in physics, with a minor in mechanical engineering, from Penn State University in 1956. A distinguished military graduate, he served as regimental commander of the university's Army ROTC Cadet Corps and credited that experience with helping develop the leadership skills he used throughout his career. Fee joined Union Carbide's Oak Ridge operations in 1956 as a junior physicist and development engineer at the K-25 Gaseous Diffusion Plant. He later earned a master's degree in nuclear engineering from the University of Tennessee in 1962. His career included engineering, research, marketing and management positions in Ohio, New York and Tennessee. While working at Union

Oak Ridge, TN · 6d