
Smoky Mountain Heritage Center Shares an Appalachian Celebration Of Independence Day
The 4th of July is, of course, the quintessential American holiday and, as we all know, this year famously marks
Lee and Scott sit down with Doug Wilhite, and if you're looking for someone who knows how to turn a rainy day into a hit song, this is your guy. This Helena, Arkansas native (that's the home of the blues, folks) moved to Tennessee in 2017 and immediately found his tribe at Bracken's Wednesday night jam sessions with Barry Swartz and Stan Giber.
Arts, culture and entertainment is alive and thriving in Blount County. Credit the Clayton Center for the Arts with ensuring that the citizens of this community are treated to the very finest offerings in each of these arenas…
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A reliable guide on where to find enticing entertainment This month’s pick to click: The Levitt Amp Maryville Music SeriesBy Lee Zimmerman Everyone’s entitled to an opinion, so it ought to come as no surprise that all of…
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A new "Rising Leaders" program is rolling out this summer to invest in the folks who work, live, and play right here at home. Here's something worth celebrating, Blount County: somebody's actually putting their money where their mouth…
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The 4th of July is, of course, the quintessential American holiday and, as we all know, this year famously marks

Singer-songwriter Shanna in a Dress brings her quirky humor and heartfelt storytelling to The Station in Louisville for the Songs and Stories series Wednesday, June 24 at 7pm.

Arts, culture and entertainment is alive and thriving in Blount County. Credit the Clayton Center for the Arts with ensuring

A reliable guide on where to find enticing entertainment This month’s pick to click: The Levitt Amp Maryville Music SeriesBy

A new “Rising Leaders” program is rolling out this summer to invest in the folks who work, live, and play

Most of us could use a good laugh these days — or at the very least a bit of a
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