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Category Archives: Public Relations
A light goes out in Knoxville, but look for the signs
I was at a Knox County Commission meeting last week when I began receiving worried text messages and, ultimately, a phone call with the news about the incomparable Mickey Mallonee’s passing. Mickey has been a wonderful part of my and … Continue reading
Filed under: Events, Knoxville, Public Relations
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Cindy McConkey: ‘Playing in the big leagues now’
Cindy McConkey, groundbreaking sportswriter, public relations professional and non-profit manager, passed away at age 58 last month after a four-year battle with biliary liver cancer. An avid athlete and outdoor enthusiast, she commented proudly to her husband just 10 days … Continue reading
Filed under: Journalism, Knoxville, Media, Public Relations
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Little bird embarks on a migration
Gosh, this week I feel like a mother bird whose little chick has all of a sudden flown out of the nest. The little chick is Amanda Shell Jennings who started working at Moxley Carmichael as an intern in 2009 … Continue reading
Filed under: Business, Downtown, Food, Knoxville, Public Relations
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Picture perfect patio for a party!
Here’s some welcome news for party and event planners. The University of Tennessee’s College of Communication and Information has just opened a spacious new patio with an interesting view of Neyland Stadium and the Tennessee River. Moxley Carmichael used it … Continue reading
Filed under: Events, Knoxville, Public Relations, UT sports
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‘The Final Season’ captures essence of Pat Summitt
I was lucky enough to receive one of the first copies of “The Final Season,” the new book about University of Tennessee Women’s Basketball Coach Pat Summitt’s last season coaching the legendary Lady Vols. The early copy was a gift … Continue reading
Filed under: Downtown, Events, Food, Journalism, Knoxville, Media, Public Relations, UT sports
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News Sentinel Open is in full swing
Of course sports fans love the News Sentinel Open, being played at Fox Den Country Club through Sunday. A stop on the Web.com tour, it offers an opportunity to get a firsthand look at up-and-coming professional golfers, guys who could … Continue reading
Filed under: Business, Events, Knoxville, Media, Public Relations
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Building better bonds through bowling!
Finally, bowling has come to downtown Knoxville. Maple Hall is open in the J.C. Penney Building on Gay Street and boy is it fun! We at Moxley Carmichael were looking for a team-building activity and this week we decided to … Continue reading
Filed under: Business, Downtown, Food, Knoxville, Public Relations
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Vision – and views – fill Massey fundraiser
Stunning river views — and the views of a large number of local politicians — were the highlights of a very successful fundraiser for state Sen. Becky Duncan Massey last night. Held at the beautiful Harrison Keepe home of Steve … Continue reading
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Blue Streakers take a ‘dive’
Because the Blue Streak would not be possible without the cooperation of hundreds (at least) of Knoxvillians who patiently stop in the middle of partying to pose for photos and chat at events, we like to reward them from time … Continue reading
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Bring on the Baileys!
The last bride at Moxley Carmichael was married off last month. This is a big adjustment for us. We have been through the planning of four weddings over the last couple of years, including three this past year. And another … Continue reading
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