Former Dallas Cowboys linebacker Dwight "D.D." Lewis, considered one of the team's most underappreciated players, has passed away at 79. He holds the record for most postseason games with the franchise and was a two-time Super Bowl champion.

The 33rd Annual Haunting in the Hills Storytelling Festival at Big South Fork NRRA will be held on September 20, featuring storytellers, musicians, and cultural displays, free of charge.

The Atomic Fall Fest, a new two-day community event featuring music, arts, and family activities, will debut in Oak Ridge on September 26-27, 2025, at A.K. Bissell Park.

Knoxville's Henley Bridge lights up in orange for football festivities, celebrating the University of Tennessee's game against Georgia, uniting the community in support and spirit.

The US 441/Newfound Gap Road in Great Smoky Mountains National Park reopened on September 12, ahead of schedule, after repairs from an August 1st washout.

Oak Ridge is accepting applications for its Spring 2025 internship program until October 31, 2025, offering part-time, paid positions with flexible scheduling for students.

Maryville College to host Blount County College Fair and Financial Aid Night on September 24, featuring over 50 institutions to help simplify college selection and financing for students and families.

TBI seeks administrative professionals for a cybercrime unit, emphasizing strong computer and communication skills, with a September 19 deadline for applications.

Farragut is adding a Holiday Tree Village to its Light the Park event, with local groups invited to decorate trees. A portion of the registration fee benefits Toys for Tots.

The Maryville Police Department will host the family-friendly National Night Out with activities, demonstrations, free food, and drinks to strengthen community bonds.

Officer Jared Valletto named Loudon City Police Officer of the Year and Sergeant Scott Newman received the Stephen Siller Award for their exemplary service.

Storytellers are set to engage over 13,000 students in 30 local schools near Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area ahead of the Haunting in the Hills Festival.

Roane County officials visited Rockwood High School to educate students on recycling and the impact of littering, promoting a partnership for environmental stewardship.