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.
Any visit to the Peaceful Side of the Smokies is a good time to explore the many amazing dining options. But, if you are paying a visit in the winter months, you have every excuse imaginable to indulge in a hearty breakfast. Known as the most important meal of the day, this is particularly true…
This feature is a question-and-answer session with a new Blount County Chamber member. So, here we go with our 129th installment visiting with Frankie Ballew of Sitel Tennessee which provides customer service representatives for some of America’s top companies.
A recent article out of Maryville, TN asks a very simple question: “Do you know who lived in your house before you did? How about what stood a century ago on the land where your house now sits?” And it is a good question to ask anyone since few of us could explain who may…
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A wedding day is such a significant event, and it is so easy to get caught up in the planning and accommodating of everyone’s wishes that you might neglect your own. While you may find yourself stuck with a larger bridal party than you wanted, or inviting a lot more guests than you intended, you…
The Orangutan Project, a nonprofit acclaimed for its work protecting the Critically Endangered species from extinction, has selected Orange Orchard, a public relations agency specializing in environmentally conscious brands, to promote awareness of the organization in the United States.
This feature is a question-and-answer session with a new Blount County Chamber member. So, here we go with our 128th installment visiting with Marc Cuffaro.
The Board of Directors of CBBC Bank approved the promotion of Heidi Carriero to Senior Management at a recent board meeting.
Tucked into the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, the town of Maryville, TN dates far back in America’s history. Beginning as an 18th century fort, it officially became a town before the turn of that same century. Just twenty short miles from the bright lights and fun of Knoxville, it retains a small-town feel…
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