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Rogersville to host first-ever veterans parade
ROGERSVILLE, Tenn. (WCYB) — The town of Rogersville is set to host their first-ever veterans parade along main street in downtown Rogersville. The parade will take place at 11 a.m., Nov. 7, beginning at East Rogersville Baptist Church and travel west on Main Street to First Baptist Church of Rogersville.
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Nickelback making stop in Knoxville on global tour. Here’s when
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Rock legends Nickelback are set to make a stop in East Tennessee as part of their Everything Under The Sun Tour next year. Nickelback will be joined by Don Broco when they make their way to Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center on Wednesday, Feb. 24.
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Dolly’s Footsteps Walking Tour Launches on October 16
SEVIERVILLE, Tenn. – The highly anticipated In Dolly’s Footsteps walking tour is set to launch on October 16 in historic downtown Sevierville. The tour is a self-guided experience designed to share important moments from Dolly’s early years as told through the places and people of her hometown.
The Tuscaloosa News
Yes, Peyton Manning sings on Riley Green 'Alabama vs Tennessee' track
Country music star Riley Green may be an Auburn fan, but the Jacksonville, Alabama native is honoring his family's Crimson Tide allegiance ahead of the Third Saturday in October. Green teamed up with former Tennessee quarterback Peyton Manning to release "Alabama Vs. Tennessee" on Monday, Oct. 12, just days before Alabama football travels to Knoxville to face the Volunteers. And yes, Manning sings on the track, or at least the same kind of rhythmic, talk-singing that Green has become famous for. REQUIRED READING: Kalen DeBoer, Alabama football players respond to Dijon Lee Jr. foul While Manning's time at Tennessee is well documented, Green's connection to the Crimson Tide is more complicated. The singer has openly supported Auburn and also played college football at Jacksonville State, where he was a quarterback, but his father and grandfather were Alabama fans. He previously discussed his family's divided football allegiances on Southern Living's " Biscuits & Jam " podcast.It's also not Green's first musical nod to the rivalry. His song "Hell of a Way to Go" references watching Alabama beat Tennessee, a lyric that drew boos during an April performance in Nashville. Green responded by reminding the crowd that he's actually an Auburn fan.Now,
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“In Dolly’s Footsteps” comes to Sevierville
On October 16, 2026, Sevierville, Tennessee, officially launches the new walking tour—In Dolly’s Footsteps— of downtown for visitors to walk in Dolly's footsteps. Although many of the original businesses have closed or moved locations, markers share the spots where, in the early 1960s, Dolly's life crossed paths with her community.
WATE
‘Absolutely adorable’: Britney Spears lauds first-ever visit to Dollywood
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — In a rare public appearance, pop superstar Britney Spears visited Dollywood and lauded her experience in several social media posts. Spears posted several videos to her 41.8 million Instagram followers on Wednesday showing her walking around the beloved East Tennessee theme park and enjoying several rides with her sons. “Wow wow!!! […]
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Nickelback announces 2027 Nashville, Knoxville concerts on Everything Under the Sun Tour
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Nickelback is bringing its new world tour to Tennessee in 2027, with concerts scheduled in Nashville and Knoxville days apart. The Canadian rock band will perform at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville on Sunday, Feb. 21, followed by a Wednesday, Feb. 24 show at Food City Center in Knoxville.
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Jacksboro Fall Fest is on as scheduled, concert moved to JMS
JACKSBORO, TN (WLAF)- WLAF UPDATE: The Jacksboro Fall Festival is taking place as planned on Saturday from 11am until 4pm on Main Street featuring food trucks and vendors. However the live concert is moving indoors to the Jacksboro Middle School Gym featuring a free concert with Johnny Cash’s oldest grandson Thomas Gabriel Cash.
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Greylan James sells out two concerts during presale
During presale, Greylan James’ Wedding Season: The Tour completely sold out its Knoxville hometown and Cleveland dates, prompting a second date to be added in Knoxville as multiple other shows neared a sellout. The high-demand tour marks James’ first-ever headlining run, hitting 12 cities across the country with special guest Carson Wallace.
insideofknoxville.com
Big Slate’s Big Move to Marble City Studios on North Broadway
Anyone driving North on Broadway has probably noticed changes to the HP Video building at 1200 North Broadway (across the street from K Brew) and wondered what was happening inside the 34-year old production institution. As of this week, Big Slate Media has set up their newest venture, Marble City Studios, inside, leasing the facility from HP Video’s owner Danny Harb with hopes to potentially purchase down the road. Marble City Studios will house the largest filming studio in Knoxville with improvements inside and out.
The Newport Plain Talk
Parrottsville Heritage Days event set for this weekend regardless of the weather
PARROTTSVILLE — Parrottsville Heritage Days is traditionally held the second weekend of October, so it will be held. The festival will be held rain or shine, Parrottsville Mayor Gayla Hommel explained. “Regardless of the weather, we will still have lots of fun,” said Hommel. “There will be a variety of entertainment. We invite everyone to come out and have fun with us.” According to the mayor, a lot of work and planning has been put into this event. According to Court Clerk Holly Norton, festivities are set for both Saturday, Oct. 10, and Sunday, Oct. 11. The festival is held at Parrott-LaRue-Myers Park off Old Parrottsville Highway in the heart of Parrottsville. There will be a variety of activities on Saturday and Sunday, so there will be something for attendees of all ages. Vendors will offer various goods including handmade crafts and artwork. There will be a variety of foods available ranging from hot dogs and hamburgers to home cooked foods, baked goods and sweet treats. Throughout Saturday and Sunday there will be entertainment. Beauty pageants The beauty pageants will be held on Sunday, Oct. 11. Pageants for girls from newborn to four years of age and for boys will
knoxtntoday.com
Morning Pointe celebrates senior talent while supporting future caregivers
Age is no barrier to talent, and Morning Pointe Senior Living is preparing to prove it again when East Tennessee seniors take center stage at the historic Bijou Theatre in downtown Knoxville. The Morning Pointe Foundation’s Seniors Got Talent Knoxville returns Tuesday, November 10, at 6:30 p.m., bringing together performers...
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Join Us on Halloween for Crafts & Treats at the Children's Discovery Garden
Bring the kids and grandkids to the Townsend River Walk & Arboretum(TRWA) for our first Crafts and Treats Halloween event. A great way to start your Halloween day and keep the kids occupied before the evening activities begin. We will have volunteer's ready to help the children make some fun...
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Casey Kasem’s 70s at 7 features Oct. 7, 1972, 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 7, 1972, Saturday at 7pm over WLAF radio. The fun three hours of memories are brought to you by Maynard’s Auto Parts . Leon Russell...
Golf Channel
Podcast: Brennan Webb’s Vols win again; illness wreaks havoc in women’s event
In this episode of College Golf Talk, Tennessee head coach Brennan Webb joins at the top for an interview following the Vols’ second win of the season. Burko and Brentley then spin through results, including a Burko-approved leaderboard in the Hamptons and a shortened Ally tournament in Mississippi as an illness knocks out nearly the entire field. The episode ends with some thoughts on Yale Golf Course and recent reports of concerning conditioning.
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New on the SoKno art trail + Sharps Chapel lake access + Ag grants for watersheds ++
The SoKno Rail Trail & Art Walk is taking shape as an outdoor gallery in South Knoxville, with Legacy Parks Foundation announcing the installation of a third large-scale mural along the upcoming trail. This mural, created by artist Anna Charney, is currently being installed at Kern’s Bakery at 2201 Kerns...
WATE
Dancing with the Stars: Live! coming to Knoxville
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — If you love Dancing with the Stars, you’ll have a chance to see the pros perform live in Knoxville next year. On Wednesday, Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center announced that the Dancing with the Stars: Live! 2027 Tour will be coming to Knoxville on February 27. For the upcoming tour, […]
News-Herald
How downtown Sevierville wants to preserve Dolly Parton’s legacy
SEVIERVILLE — Near the entrance of The Pines Downtown, local kids play snookball, an odd combination of soccer and pool. They try their best to keep the ball from bouncing off the building’s windows. Off to one side, visitors eat and lounge on couches and wood-backed chairs while playing old school board games and watching TV. In the back, adults can grab a drink at the bar while other patrons roll balls down the lanes of duckpin bowling — a slightly-awkward but fun middle-child to classic bowling and skee-ball. Up top sits a loft where wedding rehearsal guests can make a toast to the bride and groom to-be. “What we try to do is create just a really good vibe that people want to come hang out, eat a little bit, drink a little bit, hang out with their friends and just have a good time,” said Christine Granduke, general manager at The Pines. But it wasn’t always a place for local hangouts and birthday parties. In 1944, the building now known as The Pines Downtown opened as The Pines Theater. The 700-seat theater ran Western films by day and showcased local music talent by night. It also gave a