Ashley Depew is a reporter for The Daily Times, focusing on local news in Maryville, Tennessee. With a passion for community reporting, Ashley covers a wide range of topics including development projects, city planning, local businesses, and community events.
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Ashley's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a strong emphasis on development projects, government announcements, and private sector initiatives in the Maryville and Alcoa areas of Tennessee. She also covers topics related to sustainability, family & relationships, business & industry as well as agriculture & farming.
Given her focus on local developments and community-related matters, Ashley may be interested in pitches that highlight human-interest stories or unique community initiatives within the specified geographic region. Additionally, she might appreciate insights from local experts or stakeholders involved in the covered topics such as sustainable practices in farming or innovative business approaches.
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By: Ashley Depew
Three new solar farms will encompass about 180 acres in Blount County by the end of 2024. Nashville-based Silicon Ranch is developing the project and recently met with residents who
By: Ashley Depew
Twice this week Townsend City Hall was packed with people concerned about Nashville-based Yonder Hospitality’s plan to build an innovative campground.
A request to build 150 townhomes off East Lamar Alexander Parkway was back before the Maryville Planning Commission Monday night, May 15.
By: Ashley Depew
A controversial apartment complex near the intersection of East Old Topside Road and Topside Road from 15 years ago has revived in a newly proposed addition for 16 townhomes. Alcoa
By: Ashley Depew
Six months of back-and-forth between Townsend residents, business owners and officials culminated Thursday night, May 18. Townsend Board of Commissioners voted for a zoning change that allows the public to
By: Ashley Depew
For the first time this year, the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center hosted a potluck meal Monday, May 22, on the windowed counter that separates the community room from
By: Ashley Depew
Alcoa Planning Commission signed off on plans for Kickback Jack’s for the second time on Thursday, May 18. Early in 2022, design plans were initially approved but have since expired.
By: Ashley Depew
A small park on the eastern outskirts of the city of Maryville has been closed for about a week while improvements are underway and expected to last through the summer.
Saturday evening, June 3, Green Acres Flea Market located off Alcoa Highway near the Pellissippi Parkway exit caught on fire.
By: Ashley Depew
For the first of two votes, Maryville City Council signed off on the upcoming fiscal year budget and property tax rate on Tuesday evening, June 6. If fully approved on
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