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After 47 years, S&S Cafeteria will close in Knoxville. First opened in 1975, the popular Bearden location became a staple in Knoxville.

CEDAR BLUFF – Cedar Bluff senior quarterback Bucky Leek says he’s hardheaded. Even playing on a bum left ankle, Leek wasn’t going to let

The collision happened Sept. 7 at Cedar Bluff and Dutchtown roads.

I’ve got to be honest with you. Last week’s slate of area high school football games scared me to death. There were a lot of matchups that were tough to pick for various reasons, and I was already hovering around the .500 mark to begin the season. But, as luck would have it, I managed

Heavy, heavy rainfall began overnight Saturday in Cherokee County and continued to come down for most of the morning on Sunday. Over that time, the National Weather Service issued a number of watches and warnings regarding travel, while local media and first responders along with the Cherokee County EMA officials kept a running list of

Last week certainly wasn’t the best of weeks for me picking area high school football games. But to my defense, it was a rivalry week, where anything can happen. And it just about did. Cherokee County put an end to its 10-game skid against Piedmont with a dramatic 21-14 victory. Meanwhile, Sand Rock put together

SPRING GARDEN – The Spring Garden Lady Panthers took firm control of the Class 1A, Area 12 volleyball race on Tuesday, and it isn’t even

For newcomers and natives alike, Knoxville and its sprawling neighborhoods can be confusing to navigate. The city of Knoxville is part of broader Knox County, which includes the town of

GAYLESVILLE – Jeanne Hatmaker found out the second week of June she was going to be the new head varsity volleyball coach at Gaylesville. It’s not the first time she’s been tasked with molding a

After 47 years, S&S Cafeteria will close in Knoxville. First opened in 1975, the popular Bearden location became a staple in Knoxville.