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Greeneville Boys, Girls Sit In 4th At State Tournament
SEVIERVILLE – Both the Greeneville boys and girls golf teams are in contention for state championships after one day at the Class A State Tournament, but they both have some ground to make up to bring home the gold. The Greeneville boys sit in fourth place after shooting a...
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These 8 Tennessee Drive-In Theaters Keep Crisp Fall Movie Nights Glowing Under the Stars
Some of the best nights in Tennessee start with a gravel lot, a giant glowing screen, and a paper tray of hot popcorn balanced on the dashboard. You pull in expecting a simple movie and drive home with a memory that sticks for years. Fall makes it even better, with...
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Knoxville event explores legacy of two local heroes | Vines
Two personalities known for their unshakeable resolve over antisemitism but vastly different in their time will be the topic of a program on Oct. 20 at the East Tennessee History Center. Adolph Ochs, legendary owner of the New York Times whose journalism career began in Knoxville, and Master Sergeant Roddie Edmonds, who refused to identify Jews to the Nazis in Stalag IX-A during World War II, are the two. Both are commemorated with plaques in downtown Knoxville, and Edmonds posthumously received the Congressional Medal of Honor from President Donald Trump in March. The program is sponsored by the Tennessee Holocaust Commission, East Tennessee Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, Front Page Foundation and the ETHC. Historian Jack Neely will lead an hour-long walking tour downtown to present the Ochs story, starting at 4:30 p.m. from the History Center, 601 Gay St. The walk will return to the History Center, where light refreshments will be served at 5:30 p.m.; the program begins at 6 p.m. and ends at 8 p.m. During the reception, attendees will have an opportunity to view photographic work of Holocaust survivors and rescuers by University of Tennessee journalism professor Rob Heller. WBIR anchor Robin Wilhoit will
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Big Ears 2027 Adds The Roots, Shabaka, Zoh Amba, and More
Big Ears Festival has announced another round of artists for its 2027 edition, taking place April 1–4, 2027 in downtown Knoxville, Tennessee. New additions include Shabaka, Zoh Amba, Sheherazad, Rosali, Peter Stampfel and the Atomic Meta-Pagans, and Deerhunter members Bradford Cox and Lockett Pundt. The Roots will also appear in a separately ticketed, reserved-seat concert.
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PHOTO GALLERY: Greene Devils roll despite record-breaking night at Cherokee
ROGERSVILLE — The Greeneville Greene Devils lived up to their reputation as one of the state’s top teams Friday night, coming away with a 63-13 Region 1-4A win over Cherokee at Mike Sivert Field. The Chiefs stayed close for a few minutes, but they couldn’t slow down the high-powered Greene Devils’ offense. The home fans did get to see history made when senior Jayden Weston broke the career rushing record of 2,752 yards previously held by Travis Carpenter. Weston broke the record in the fourth quarter. “I thought that Jayden and the offensive line did well getting in a position to get the record for him tonight. Jayden’s worked really hard and did it the right way,” said Cherokee coach Josh Hensley. It didn’t take the visitors long to get on the board. On the second play from scrimmage, Jude Dyer ran around the left end for a 30-yard score. Gannon Cogdell made his first of nine successful PATs. The Chiefs answered right back, when Cade Putnal found Branson Mowell for a 74-yard touchdown. Mowell high-jumped and won the battle with a Greeneville defender to make the catch. Colton Engle made the PAT to make the score 7-7 with less
The Rogersville Review
PHOTO GALLERY: RCS' Webb finishes seventh at state
CLARKSVILLE — Rogersville City School’s Madeline Webb went into Saturday’s TMSAA Class A Girls Cross Country State Championships seeded No. 27. She left with a medal around her neck and an all-state podium finish. The RCS eighth grader and team captain trimmed 32 seconds off her personal record (PR) to cover the two-mile course at Weakley Park in 13:09.37 to finish seventh in the state. Providence Academy, led by individual state champion Rose Holland, placed four runners in the top 10 to cruise to the Class A girls team title with 36 points. Ridgeview (68) finished as the state runner-up. University School of Johnson City (116) finished fourth and RCS (177) seventh among the 10 qualifiers in the team standings. Due to fall break conflicts, the Lady Warriors were without two of their top five runners. Holland won with a time of 12:18.98. Also on the podium for the Class A girls were state runner-up Ali Webster, McEwen; Lyla Goodrich (3rd) and Hadley Cowart (4th), Providence Academy; Jane Farrell (5th), CSLA; Lily Ball (6th), Newport Grammar; Madeline Webb (7th), RCS; and Carolina Barker (8th), Houston County. “I think I could have done a little bit better on the last stretch,”
The Tennessean
TSSAA golf state tournament players to watch, storylines for 2026 championships
The 2026 TSSAA golf state tournament for boys and girls tees off this week in Sevierville, beginning on Oct. 5. Here is how to watch the premier Tennessee high school golf tournament , along with our top storylines and best teams and players to look for all week long. 2026 TSSAA golf state tournament tickets, parking Location: Sevierville Golf Club (River and Highland Courses) Dates: Oct. 5-6 (Class A boys and girls, Division II-A boys and girls); Oct. 8-9 (Class AA boys and girls, Division II-AA boys and girls) Tickets: $13 per day if purchased in advance on GoFan : $15 at the gate. Parking: Free parking available at the Sevierville Convention Center with a shuttle. DII-A Girls sole class without defending state champion Seven of the eight classifications in the 2026 TSSAA state golf tournament have a reigning champion returning to defend their title. The list includes Signal Mountain's Sam Otwell (Class A Boys), Walker Valley's Cody Walter (Class AA Boys), Franklin Road's Walker Webb (DII-A Boys), Memphis University School's Brantley Moore (DII-AA Boys), Springfield's Elizabeth Prowse (Class A Girls), Dickson County's Poppy Pewitt (Class AA Girls) and St. Mary's' Jada Lin (DII-AA Girls). Brentwood Academy absence leaves hole
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Emily Ann Roberts Is Coming Home to the Smokies for Dollywood’s Harvest Festival
There’s already plenty of reasons to make a fall trip to Dollywood, from thousands of glowing pumpkins to the changing colors of the Smoky Mountains. For five days in October, visitors can add a rising hometown country artist to the list. Knoxville native Emily Ann Roberts returns to Dollywood...
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This Free Knoxville Museum Lets You Wander Galleries of Tennessee Art Without Spending a Dime
Some of the best afternoons in Tennessee start with a plan that costs nothing at all. You park, walk through a front door, and suddenly an hour disappears into tiny rooms, giant glass sculptures, and paintings of the mountains you drive past every week. Nobody asks for a ticket. Nobody...
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New Cameo Sessions Event Premieres at the Tennessee Theatre’s 612 Building
The Tennessee Theatre’s 612 Building expansion has enhanced my theater-going experience in so many ways. I often slide upstairs to the new Osborne lounge for a pre-show cup of coffee and snack while watching the bustle down on Gay Street. Last week, the 612 expanded downtown’s First Friday scene with its new, free Cameo Sessions, a monthly event featuring local musicians and more. Tennessee Theatre Executive Director Becky Hancock described the sessions as a ”sister event to Mighty Musical Monday,” which is celebrating its 25th Anniversary with a special concert today.
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PREVIEW: #16 Tennessee Set to Host 29th Annual Mercedes-Benz Intercollegiate
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – The No. 16 Tennessee women's golf team is staying home for its third tournament of the fall season as the program is set to host the 29th annual Mercedes-Benz Intercollegiate at Cherokee Country Club. 18 holes are set to be played on each day of the...
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Golf Heads to Tennessee to Play in the Mercedes-Benz Intercollegiate
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Golf will head to Knoxville to participate in the Tennessee-hosted Mercedes-Benz Intercollegiate from Sunday, October 4 through Tuesday October 6. Participating Teams: Baylor, South Alabama, FIU, WKU, Charleston Southern, East Carolina, Kennesaw State, Abilene Christian, USF, Chattanooga, Tennessee, EKU, East Tennessee, High Point, Campbell. Live Stats: Clippd.
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Newman overcomes tough road to state
Two-time state runner-up Addisyn Newman shot a higher score than normal in the Region 2-4A girls’ individual tournament last week at the Island Point Golf Club near Kodak. The Hardin Valley Academy junior, however, still managed to win with a four-over-par 76. “I would say patience was key,” said...
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Luder Leads Owls to 12th Place on Day 1 at Mercedes-Benz Intercollegiate
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Ladina Luder fired a 1-over par 72 to lead Kennesaw State women's golf in Round 1 at the Mercedes-Benz Intercollegiate at Cherokee Country Club on Sunday. The Owls posted a 14-over mark of 298 to sit just three strokes off the top 10 after the opening round of the tournament.
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Video Goes Viral Of A Bear Family All Climbing Into A Car! Watch…
“A bear and her family pile into a parked car…”. Sounds like the start of a joke, huh? It’s actually what happened recently in Gatlinburg, Tennessee when a momma bear and her cubs are looking for lunch. As you’ll see in the video below, the bear is smart enough to know how to open the door (instead of just scratching at it). Impressive! And of course her curious cubs were ready to shout, “SHOTGUN!!”. All you need to do is add the ‘Benny Hill’ theme song as this video is complete~
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Apple Barn Celebrates 50 Years with Expanded Apple Fest in Sevierville
SEVIER COUNTY, TN (WOKI / WVLT) – One of Sevier County’s most recognizable attractions is celebrating a major milestone this month. The Apple Barn in Sevierville is commemorating its 50th anniversary with an expanded Apple Fest, drawing thousands of visitors to the farm for a celebration of East Tennessee agriculture, family traditions and fall fun.
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Casey Kasem’s 70s at 7 features Oct. 5, 1970, Saturday on WLAF
LAFOLLETTE, TN (WLAF)- F)- LISTEN HERE for the fun of Casey Kasem’s American Top 40 The 70s as it trips back to October 5, 1970, Saturday at 7pm over WLAF radio. The fun three hours of memories are brought to you by Maynard’s Auto Parts . Free's one-hit-wonder...