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Shopper Blog: Principal s Award caps great year for Karns High s Meggie Farmer

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Shopper Blog: Children s Dance Ensemble finds its footing during COVID

Shopper Blog: Children s Dance Ensemble finds its footing during COVID The Knoxville News-Sentinel 1 hr ago Knoxville News Sentinel © John Shearer/Shopper News Tennessee Children’s Dance Ensemble artistic director Irena Linn, shown on May 26, 2021, has been with the group since its beginning. BEARDEN John Shearer, Shopper News The Tennessee Children’s Dance Ensemble is known for its choreography. But perhaps its best movements this year came in working together to locate and set up an empty building to stage its and the Dancers Studio’s performances recently. Due to the pandemic and because some of the larger facilities normally used would have been cost prohibitive with very limited seating, the 40-year-old group feared it might not be able to find a place.

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Shopper Blog: Halls Branch Library gets crafty with Tween Totes

Shopper Blog: Halls Branch Library gets crafty with Tween Totes The Knoxville News-Sentinel 2 hrs ago Knoxville News Sentinel © Ali James/Shopper News Halls Branch Library assistant Kimberly McCune shows off the contents of the duct tape-themed Tween Totes that were introduced in April. Halls Branch Library. May 5, 2021. HALLS Ali James, Shopper News “We understand that people are still adhering to social distancing guidelines, they are usually here to grab things and go,” said Kimberly McCune, Halls Library branch assistant. “Without programming we wanted to reach out to them, to pique their interest, to continue their lifelong education.” McCune said that they took stock of the books and supplies they already had and came up with the idea of loaning out Tween Totes.

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Shopper Blog: Pageants at 50-plus are just one thing Cheri Doane does

Shopper Blog: Halls Branch Library gets crafty with Tween Totes The Knoxville News-Sentinel 5/14/2021 Knoxville News Sentinel © Ali James/Shopper News Halls Branch Library assistant Kimberly McCune shows off the contents of the duct tape-themed Tween Totes that were introduced in April. Halls Branch Library. May 5, 2021. HALLS Ali James, Shopper News “We understand that people are still adhering to social distancing guidelines, they are usually here to grab things and go,” said Kimberly McCune, Halls Library branch assistant. “Without programming we wanted to reach out to them, to pique their interest, to continue their lifelong education.” McCune said that they took stock of the books and supplies they already had and came up with the idea of loaning out Tween Totes.

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Shopper Blog: Groups focus on future of Sutherland Avenue

Shopper Blog: Groups focus on future of Sutherland Avenue The Knoxville News-Sentinel 1 day ago Knoxville News Sentinel © John Shearer/Shopper News A former United Methodist Church, pictured on April 28, 2021, has in recent years been converted into an architect’s office and the Golden Roast coffee shop. BEARDEN John Shearer, Shopper News Whether buzzing down Sutherland Avenue in an automobile or studying it from the side of the road or through a computer map, one can quickly deduce it is eclectic. In fact, the local business association has called it the most eclectic street in Knoxville. And for this linear community just west of downtown, that is a compliment highlighting its unique restaurants, the diverse locally owned small businesses, the variety of residences and other offerings.

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