Sandra Clark is an author at various esteemed publications including The Davis Enterprise and The Philadelphia Tribune. She covers a diverse range of topics such as events and conferences, sports, law and legal affairs, and education, with a focus on urban design and development, competitive sports, and the education system. Sandra's work has been featured in notable platforms like Daily Mail, Journal Of Medical Internet Research, and NewsBreak.
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Sandra's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in the Knoxville area. She covers a wide range of topics including obituaries, education, books, celebrations/events and local community happenings.
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By: Sandra Clark
In Memoriam Donald Price Atherton passed away on Wednesday, August 5, 2026, at age 77. Known by his former players and students as “Coach A,” Don dedicated 37 years as an educator and over 20 years as a high school and college basketball coach, most recently assisting with the Campbell County boys basketball team. He […]
By: Sandra Clark
Here comes Charlie Hatcher (straight from central casting) The Tennessee Republican establishment stood together on August 6, 2026, to nominate for U.S. representative Charles W. Hatcher, 68, a veterinarian and state commissioner of agriculture from 2019 to 2025. In defeating two-term Rep. Andy Ogles, the Republicans most likely secured the District 5 seat for the […]
A Weekend of Wings is underway Aug. 13-16, 2026, at Ijams Nature Center in South Knoxville. And we don't mean dippin' and eatin' wings. It's a family-friendly outing with three major events:
By: Sandra Clark
Lonnie T. Brown, four-year dean of the Winston College of Law at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, has begun his tenure as the dean of Temple University Beasley School of Law.
Two retired nurses were honored on August 14, 2026, at Concord Place, an Anthem Memory Care community at 901 Concord Road in Knox County.
In memoriam LaVaughan Pulliam Heath, of Knoxville, has passed at age 94. She and her husband, Harold Heath, were school counselors at Clinton Junior High School in Anderson County. She also worked at Norwood and Karns junior high schools in Knox County. LaVaughan Heath attended Carson-Newman College before graduating from the University of […]
By: Sandra Clark
Mayor salutes 8-year-old hero. Asher Holmes, age 8, received a “life-saving award” from the city of Knoxville on August 15, 2026. Mayor Indya Kincannon vis
Brad Redding has achieved something most golfers only dream of. He’s made a living playing and teaching the sport he loves. Redding now is a teaching instructor at Target Golf, a practice and driving range at 5311 W. Beaver Creek in northwest Knox County. He travels for weekend sessions at courses in South Carolina and […]
By: Sandra Clark
Sue Clancy greenway extension is open “It was great to cut the ribbon and officially open the new Sue Clancy Greenway in Fountain City,” Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon posted. “This important connector was built in-house in collaboration with the landowners – the Berry family, Berry Lynnhurst Funeral Home and Lynnhurst Cemetery, KUB and The […]
By: Sandra Clark
Thomas Varlan to take senior status in October U.S. District Judge Thomas A. Varlan will take senior status in October 2026. Varlan, 70, was appointed to the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee by President George W. Bush in 2003. After U.S. Senate confirmation, he received his commission on March 1, 2003. […]
