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It s Youth Violence Prevention Week in Knoxville

Youth Violence Protection Week has kicked off at the John T. O’Connor Senior Center in Knoxville. It focuses on stopping violence in the community, both domestic violence and youth violence towards other youths. The City of Knoxville’s Office of Community Safety & Empowerment is running di

Knox County Health Department to Offer Fall Prevention Events for Seniors

(Credit: Knox County Health Department) Knoxville, TN (WOKI) The Knox County Health Department will recognize the importance of preventing falls among older adults with two events this month. The first is Friday, September 15 at Marble Hall in Lakeshore Park; the event will begin at 10:00 a.m.

RAM mobile telehealth clinic to take place in Knox County

The one-day, medical-only clinic aboard RAM’s Telehealth Truck will be set up at the John T. O’Connor Senior Center, located at 611 Winona Street.

Shopper Blog: Three Central High seniors to join UT Pride of the Southland Band

Shopper Blog: Pandemic frees ex-educator to turn out prize-winning art The Knoxville News-Sentinel 1 day ago Knoxville News Sentinel © Courtesy of Tracey Van Hook Joe Tate stands next to his painting “Paradise,” which won first place at the Dogwood Arts Spring Art Show. The octogenarian began painting a lot during the pandemic and now has a newfound passion. BEARDEN John Shearer, Shopper News The COVID-19 pandemic might have slowed down a lot of people’s lives either by choice or necessity, but for Joe Tate, it caused him to speed up one facet his interest in art. Since the health care crisis hit over a year ago, the formerly periodic painter has become quite prolific and even recently won a prestigious art award in the Dogwood Arts Spring Art Show. And by the way, this man who seems full of new energy is also in his mid-80s.

It s about access | Faith leaders help vaccinate more than 880 people in East Knoxville

People look at their pastors, look at the churches, their church families as ways of supporting their community, said Tiki Dixon, a pastor at Oak Grove AME Zion Church. Once those churches say yes, we ll do it, that flows down through the community. Plus, Dr. Finch said they were intentional about some of the volunteers they recruited.  We re building trust by going into the community and having people that are doing the needle in the arm that look like us, she said. If we create trusted messengers across the city and across the state, then we can move the needle way on the other side of people getting their vaccinations.

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