Maryville News

East Tennessee Dirt: What's happening in the local music scene

Daily Times - Thu Nov 19

By Steve Wildsmith stevew@thedailytimes.com Originally published: November 19. 2009 12:15PM Last modified: November 19.

Keeping holiday shopping safe

WVLT-TV Knoxville - Thu Nov 19

'Tis the season for shopping and shoplifting. Police agencies across East Tennessee say shoplifting increases during the holiday season.

Maryville man charged with five misdemeanors after weekend accident

Daily Times - Thu Nov 19

By Chloe Morrison chloem@thedailytimes.com Originally published: November 19. 2009 3:01AM Last modified: November 18.

Knoxville insurance agent lied about criminal past on state application

WATE-TV Knoxville - Wed Nov 18

In August, 6 On Your Side reported about an elderly Knoxville woman who lost tens of thousands of dollars to an insurance agent she trusted.

Should the City Reclaim the Downtown Library? Secret History by Jack Neely

Metropulse.com - Wed Nov 18

It's getting tougher to write this column, and it's not just my drying synapses.

Fast business means fewer hours at Blount animal shelter

WBIR-TV - Wed Nov 18

After nearly three years of animal control problems in Blount County, the new shelter is open, and business is booming - perhaps a bit too booming.

Humana Foundation gives $100,000 to area nonprofits

The Knoxville News Sentinel - Tue Nov 17

Like most nonprofits in the area, these are trying economic times for the Second Harvest Food Bank of East Tennessee.

Maryville man charged for indoor marijuana grow operation

WATE-TV Knoxville - Tue Nov 17

A man was arrested Monday after investigators found an indoor marijuana grow in his Maryville home.

UT attempted robbery victims have faced charges of their own

WVLT-TV Knoxville - Tue Nov 17

We're also learning new details about the victims in the alleged attempted robbery case that put three UT players behind bars.

2 clients claim Knoxville attorney does nothing after retainer fees

WATE-TV Knoxville - Mon Nov 16

"He just wants me to go away. He will be pleased to return my file or deliver it to my new counsel," Brian Duncan says, referring to the letter he received.