The Knox County Board of Education is discussing a $43.7 million plan to build a new elementary school in Farragut to alleviate space issues in existing schools. The facility will serve up to 1,400 students and include a storm shelter wing.

Five Sevierville Police Department members received Trilogy Awards for completing FBI-LEEDA leadership training, with Chief Manning commending their expanded ability to serve the community.

The "Grow What You Know" conference in Tennessee, set for April 12, aims to empower women in agriculture with educational workshops and networking opportunities.

Maryville College Art and Design seniors display their final projects at the Clayton Center from April 1-25, with works ranging from graphic novels to ceramics, reflecting personal narratives and studies.

Anderson County's initiative encourages lighting two exterior lights to commemorate the US's 250th anniversary, reflecting on Paul Revere's ride and involving community creative projects.

Maryville College to hold its first AI Summit on May 8, focusing on integrating AI in education and discussing its potential impact across various levels.

Farragut Town Hall reopens with an open house on April 14 after renovations, offering tours and staff Q&A, and the relaunch of the Knox County Clerk’s and Trustee’s Office on April 21, plus a ribbon-cutting on April 24 before a Board meeting.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is hiring Corrections Officers, offering benefits like free medical insurance and paid leave. Duties include inmate processing and security. Applications are accepted in Dandridge, TN.

Kingsport Public Library celebrates National Public Library Week with various community events, showcasing resources and encouraging public participation.

Knoxville is installing its first downtown trash compactor thanks to the Downtown Knoxville Alliance's $75,000 donation, aiming for cleaner and more efficient waste management.

Maryville Police in Tennessee run 'Operation Hands Free' during April to combat distracted driving, aligning with National Distract Driving Awareness Month and intensifying enforcement.

Maryville College is holding its annual Easter Sunrise Service on April 20, led for the first time by Rev. Jessica Kitchens Lewis '07, reflecting the college's continued Christian heritage since 1918.

Two Elizabethton Police officers completed a 240-hour Certified Crash Reconstructionist training, joining the department's STAR team to improve traffic incident investigations.