Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Now Available Around the Smokies
Thanks to our friends at the Black Bear Solar Institute, electric vehicle charging stations are now free at various locations across the Peaceful Side!
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.
Thanks to our friends at the Black Bear Solar Institute, electric vehicle charging stations are now free at various locations across the Peaceful Side!
National staffing franchise combines multiple brand websites, streamlining information for workers, businesses, and entrepreneurs
Great Smoky Mountains National Park officials are proposing changes that will help protect park forests by further limiting the type of firewood brought into the park.
Meredith Liemohn, owner/broker of Smoky Mountain Recreation Properties LLC, announced that the recreational real estate marketing network with which she is affiliated, Cabela’s Trophy Properties, has been purchased by Sports Afield, now called Sports Afield Trophy Properties.
Attention, Audio Lovers! Blount County Public Library has a new product that may interest you! It is called OneClickdigital, and it can be accessed from the home page on the library’s website
Hannah Parker, a native of Knoxville and former aide to Gov. Bill Haslam, has joined Moxley Carmichael as an account executive.
Creative learning opportunities continue through July at Pellissippi State Community College’s summer creative learning camps. Early registration is encouraged.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park will host the annual Women’s Work Festival at the Mountain Farm Museum from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Pellissippi State Community College is joining forces with the Boy Scouts of America to offer two children’s summer camps that focus on science, technology, engineering and math education.
Now in its 20th year, Shoney’s Restaurants KidCare Photo ID events will take place in the Greater Knoxville area for one weekend only, August 22-24, 2014, in partnership with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC).