Aaron Velasquez

" initiative will return to Knoxville from Wednesday, Nov. 20 to Tuesday, Dec. 3. This unique donation effort, sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, places vending machines across the country where people can donate to support local charities in need. Knoxville machines will be located at 524 Gay Street.

In the town of Marshall is a small one-street community called Rollins. It's beautiful view of the French Broad River turned deadly when Helene struck.

Sarah and Tyler Morrow turned to real estate investing as an additional income stream during the pandemic.

Coach Dave Moore has been riding around in a green station wagon modeled after National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation for 14 years.

Sauna House is an Asheville-based company that couple Dianna and Peter Osickey are bringing to the Scruffy City.

Pastor Andrew Osakue co-founded the center after discovering the needs that stretch beyond the classroom for many educators in the county.

Knox County Schools is responsible for feeding over 33,000 students every day.

The program has been in place at Knox County schools for over 2 years.

The business run by students gives them a hands on experience in manufacturing as they learn skills like how to design parts for a machine and how to use high tech equipment.

Heidi Mohamed, an eighth grader, is one of three to have their artwork turned into a mural for all to enjoy.