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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 […]
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Frerichs returns to state championship as sophomore
MEMPHIS — Henry Frerichs had to change his training regimen this year. But the Sweetwater sophomore was still able to reach the Class AA State Championship. Frerichs ran a time of 17:53.22, placing 63rd in Friday’s race at Shelby Farms in Memphis. “It means a lot. This year, coming as an individual, I think that means a little more to me,” Frerichs said. “It shows that I can do it even though I would love to go with my team. Last year was a little more enjoyable since I had my teammates with me.” Frerichs qualified as an individual this year, after being a part of the Sweetwater team in last year’s race. Two members of that race team a year ago played a role in Frerichs’ return to the state championship — Nicky Pierce, a senior who was injured this year, and 2026 graduate McCade Frye, Sweetwater’s runner who placed 11th in his senior season. “I believe he was going to go, but he got injured. It was sad to see that he did not get to come with me. I am glad to be here,” Frerich said of Pierce. “It has definitely been a struggle for me. Losing
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Oak Ridge church hosts food truck event this Friday
Grace Lutheran Church of Oak Ridge presents its TGIF: Food Truck Friday, Nov. 13, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Friday. Everyone is welcome. Activities for children, such as face painting and games, will be led by experienced volunteers, while adults can enjoy music by Lone Mountain Stomp. The event supports Grace's longstanding food pantry charity. The November event will be held indoors and outdoors and will include: Food by Gypsy Kitchen and Razzleberry’s; A fire pit for roasting marshmallows and making s’mores outside; Conversation with Pastor Rosy around the fire pit outside; Play areas for kids of all ages, including a video game room inside; Live music by Lone Mountain Stomp, which performs classic rock, inside; Slumdog Alliance animal rescue nonprofit outside; and Wooden scrollwork crafts by Neal Vaughn. The November food truck will be Gypsy Kitchen, featuring classic Americana-style food. Dessert will be provided by Oak Ridge’s own Razzleberry's, offering a variety of ice cream. Girl Scout Troop No. 20040 will participate in the activities and serve as volunteers for the evening. Grace provides two Sunday services: a contemporary service at 9 a.m. and a traditional service at 11:15 a.m. During the school year, Sunday school is offered for