Welcome to the Blount Partnership Media Room. Below you will find resources from the Blount County area from our chamber and industry events and partners.
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and this year you can get a jump start on the rest of the world by booking your romantic dinner out right away. After all, it is shocking how quickly the tables at the area’s most romantic spots fill up and waiting until a week or two ahead…
Monica Gawet, Owner and President of Tennessee Marble Company, has been awarded the Women in Stone Pioneer Award for being an outstanding exemplar of the pioneer spirit, leading and paving the way for women in the natural stone industry.
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In memory of former BarberMcMurry Architects partners Robert C. Parrott, FAIA, and David L. Wooley, FAIA, BarberMcMurry and the family of Curtis and Aneisa Rolen have made a combined $60,000 pledge to Pellissippi State Community College.
Pellissippi State Community College has announced today its largest expansion in 44 years.
The Blackberry Farm Foundation announced its 2019 grant recipients totaling over $170,000 in gifts towards charities in Blount County.
Starting a new year is a great time to assess what has and hasn’t worked in your marketing programs, and to push the re-set button on out-moded ideas and tired tactics. Whether you work for a corporation or an agency, there are common threads that cause all of us to feel angst from time to time. Here are some of them:
This feature is a question-and-answer session with a new Blount County Chamber member.
Is Old Man Winter breathing down your neck, making you want to stay inside where it’s toasty warm with a cup of hot cocoa? What if we told you there is a way for you to go shopping without freezing? Would you take the bait and ask for more information? What if I added the…
Y-12 FCU Gives Foundation presented a check to Second Harvest Food Bank of East Tennessee for the Food for Kids program. Second Harvest is leading the effort to compassionately feed East Tennessee’s hungry and engage the community in the fight against hunger as 1 in 7 people in East Tennessee live in poverty and have difficulty meeting basic needs.
