Susan Espiritu is an author at KnoxTNToday. She explores a diverse range of themes including culture and society, publishing and media, and arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on topics such as water management, entrepreneurship, and art dealing. Susan's work has been featured in various discussions surrounding consumer travel and social interest.
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Susan Espiritu's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, education, family and relationships, as well as house and home themes. Her articles often feature event coverage and seasonal topics related to the Knoxville area in Tennessee.
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By: Susan Espiritu
This column highlights several ministries actively seeking support, showcasing their unique contributions and the importance of community involvement. Together, we can empower these ministries to make a lasting impact. Each week, one of the KnoxTNToday-sponsored ministries will be highlighted, while all are listed in alphabetical order, not by priority. This week, we highlight: Second Harvest […]
By: Susan Espiritu
Different denominations may worship in different ways, but on Saturday, Aug. 15, those differences took a back seat to a shared mission as Fountain City Churches went Above and Beyond: serving their neighbors.
By: Susan Espiritu
Fountain City Presbyterian Church is turning breakfast upside down — or at least moving it a few hours later — with a free Breakfast for Dinner on Thursday, Aug. 20.
By: Susan Espiritu
For Pellissippi State alumna Robin Bingham, education was not simply about earning a degree. It was about opening a door — and having the determination to keep walking through it.
It may be one of the simplest designs ever created: a yellow circle, two black eyes and a curved smile. Yet that cheerful little face has traveled from office buttons to T-shirts, coffee mugs, advertisements and, eventually, the digital world.
Mama had a saying for those moments when things were about to get interesting — and not necessarily in a good way.
A new school year brings new teachers, new routines and, for many children, the challenge of making a new friend.
Being a good neighbor usually isn't about doing something big. It's bringing in a trash can when someone is out of town.
By: Susan Espiritu
A four-course dinner will do more than put an impressive meal on the table Sept. 29. It will also give Pellissippi State Community College students an opportunity to learn alongside industry professionals while raising money for their programs.
Pasta was piled into tasting cups, bluegrass filled the room, and a Knoxville tradition marked its 20th year Saturday night — all with a larger purpose behind the fun.
