Knoxville Police have partnered with Toys for Tots, designating the Public Safety Complex as a drop-off point for toy donations to help local underprivileged children during the holidays.

Elizabethton enhanced its downtown with two new mosaics, completing an eight-part public art series celebrating the local environment and history, funded by the TN Arts Commission and City partnerships.

Kingsport offices will be closed on November 27-28 for Thanksgiving, affecting garbage collection schedules, which are adjusted to the following days.

The City of Johnson City has announced changes to service schedules during Thanksgiving, affecting government offices, trash pickups, transit, parks, and emergency contacts.

The JCPD is hosting a Community Roundtable at The Well Coffee Shop to foster open dialogue between police chiefs and residents, promoting transparency and community relations.

Sevier County is accepting nominations for a new Road Superintendent until December 5th, with candidate reviews on December 8th and the appointment on December 15th.

Ayana Ghosh, an ORNL staff scientist, earns the title of Early Career Distinguished Presenter by the MRS for her work in materials science.

Anderson County Sheriff's Office is actively seeking patrol deputies, highlighting urgent hiring needs in a social media plea and encouraging quick applications. Contact Captain Steve Owens to apply.

Frank Galbraith, a retired history teacher, will give a talk titled "A Day of Infamy" covering historical events leading to WWII at Farragut Town Hall on Dec 1.

The Sevierville Police Department promotes the Teen Christmas program on Facebook, offering holiday aid to local teens in need, providing clothing and hygiene supplies.

Gatlinburg announces Veterans Day events and service schedules, including closures, a ceremony at Mills Auditorium, and regular city services like trash pick-up and trolley operations.

The Town of Farragut announces its Countdown to Light the Park event on Nov. 24, featuring performances, games, and a visit from Santa, followed by nightly light displays until Jan. 1.

Danielle Flowers joins Farragut as Human Resources Training Coordinator, focusing on staff development and enhancing the onboarding process, with 15 years of HR experience.