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Tremont party raises $325,000 for new “living” campus
Talk about a successful event! Between sponsorships, ticket sales and a live auction, the Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont raised $325,000 on a beautiful Saturday night at Marblegate Farm in Friendsville. The evening was designed to launch Tremont’s “Keystone … Continue reading
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Marblegate Farm perfect site for Tremont event
Sometimes an event and its location are a perfect match. That was the case recently when the Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont held its annual fundraiser at Marblegate Farm in Friendsville, Tennessee. It’s not the first time this event … Continue reading
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Even after Selma, a call for new guardians
Noted civil rights pioneer JoAnne Bland was in Knoxville last week and I’m so glad I got to see her. She was at the historic Tennessee Theatre as part of Beck Cultural Exchange Center’s “Eighth of August” celebration. The event … Continue reading
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Expect News Sentinel’s new publisher to be active in community – once he gets his feet on the ground
“Good communities don’t just happen,” Patrick Birmingham told area leaders last week. “This is a great community because the people in this room have worked hard to make it great.” Birmingham is the new publisher of the Knoxville News … Continue reading
Filed under: Downtown, Events, Journalism, Knoxville, Media, Public Relations
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The 90-year legacy of Regas touches on many fronts
As Knoxville Mayor Bill Haslam stumps across the state on his campaign to be the next Tennessee governor, he says there are two things people say to him all the time: How good is the football team going to be? … Continue reading
Filed under: Downtown, Historic preservation, Knoxville, Politics
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