Courant News
Seeking information on robbery of Regions Bank
KNOXVILLE – The Knoxville Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Chief Sterling Owen IV of the Knoxville Police Department (KPD) are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying the man who robbed a Knoxville bank today.
Persons of interest in altercation being released
MARYVILLE – Blount County Sheriff James L. Berrong announced that the four persons of interest who were being held in connection with the death of a Maryville man following an altercation Sunday have been released from the Blount County Detention Facility.
Maryville man dies following altercation
MARYVILLE – Blount County Sheriff James L. Berrong said today that a 41-year-old Maryville man is dead following an altercation Sunday afternoon on Reagan Mill Road.
Auditions set for ‘The Hobbit’
KNOXVILLE – Jenny Ballard, Artistic Director for Children’s Theatre of Knoxville (CTK), announced auditions for “The Hobbit” on Monday, Jan. 4, 2010 at their location on 800 Tyson Street, Knoxville, from 4-7:45 p.m.
‘Many Faiths, One World’ is topic of MC’s fall Community Conversations
MARYVILLE – Talking across boundaries of faith is the topic of Maryville College’s fall Community Conversations, which will be held Nov. 17 and 18 on campus in the Samuel Tyndale Wilson Center for Campus Ministry (CCM). “We live in an age of religious diversity, both among and within different faith traditions. Learning ways to better [...]
Alvin Lamar (Molly) Stinnett, 1933-2009
Alvin Lamar (Molly) Stinnett of Maryville, died at Blount Memorial Hospital on Nov. 11, 2009, after a long battle with cancer. Born Aug. 30, 1933, Lamar was the beloved youngest child of the late Willie and Blanche Shelton Stinnett of Townsend. Also preceded in death by son, Daniel (Danny) Stinnett of Maryville; sisters, Ruth Neff Phillips and [...]
Hess awarded Maryville College’s Medallion
MARYVILLE – The theme of the evening was “Blessings,” and before the evening was over, Martha Hess, an alumna of Maryville College and its registrar for 35 years, was presented the Medallion, the College’s highest award.
Sevierville man involved in Townsend pursuit in custody in Alabama
MARYVILLE – Blount County Sheriff James L. Berrong said that Phillip L. Hammock, 38, is in custody in Jefferson County, Ala. Hammock has been on the run since October 23, following a police pursuit and subsequent manhunt in Townsend last weekend.
Citizen scientist opportunities to conduct field research
Volunteer opportunity to conduct field research
GATLINBURG – Researchers at Great Smoky Mountains National Park are inviting people to volunteer as Citizen Scientists on Saturday, Oct. 31, and join Park biologists and educators in developing scientific data in the national park.