Posts in category Editorial

With spring break fast approaching, many people are counting down the hours, minutes and seconds until they’re on vacation with friends or family. But while …

On this day in 2020, a new reality dawned on the country.  Following the World Health Organization’s announcement of a global pandemic one day prior, …

“There’s four ways out of Nickel. Serve your time or age out. Court might intervene if you believe in miracles. You could die– they could …

When hearing someone use the term “Public Health,” you may not know exactly what it means or what organizations in your community do public health …

On this day in 1564, the world welcomed one of the true “Greats” of history.  Rivaled by few others in terms of universal impact, Michelangelo, …

“But she loves him for who he is. If he changes, then who is he then?” This line, delivered by the character Edward during a …

March is Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate the many accomplishments women have made and continue to make in every industry and field in …

Knoxville’s Urban Renewal Projects left more than 2,500 families, mostly African American, displaced. Often referred to as Urban Removal or Negro Removal, the Renewal Projects …

Pain.   Pure, unadulterated pain. Sometimes there is a film out there that leaves you with this feeling of absolute misery. “Emilia Pérez,” which won …

I want to share a park that brings me much joy. It is Lakeshore Park Conservancy in Knoxville, Tennessee. I resisted going there for months …