Mathaus Schwarzen

A new sign greets patients outside Blount Memorial Hospital in Maryville just days after the hospital officially closed with Prisma Health on Dec. 1. The South Carolina-based healthcare nonprofit has

Andy White will continue as the mayor of Maryville after a renewed city council voted unanimously to keep him in the role Tuesday evening, Dec. 3. The meeting saw incumbent

Alcoa’s first female mayor and vice mayor will continue their positions for the next two years after a pair of votes by the City Commission put them back in office

The latest addition to the plans for the proposed Greenway Village in downtown Maryville is a medical spa. The city Downtown Design Review Board approved exterior designs for the building

Controlling development in Townsend took center stage yet again Thursday night, Dec. 12 as the city’s planning commission recommended repealing part of its zoning code. Townsend’s B3 zoning, which covers

Local law enforcement has charged a Friendsville man with sex crimes against minors after filing an affidavit for his arrest Friday, Dec. 13.

Maryville could simplify its downtown development process next year. If approved by City Council members, an ordinance recently endorsed by the city Planning Commission would remove a step in downtown

Townsend’s zoning code took center stage Tuesday night, Dec. 17 as city officials debated one zoning ordinance and handed out a historic first rezoning for a property owner. A delegation

With the holidays in full swing, staff at McGhee Tyson Airport are working to get record crowds to their destinations amid efforts to bring the facilities into the future. On

Springbrook Farm’s potential offerings grew in the Alcoa Planning Commission meeting Thursday evening, Dec. 19, as commissioners voted on the site plan for a new hotel installation near the intersection