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estled in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina, 2,200 feet above sea level, Hendersonville has long been a popular summer destination for those looking to escape the heat. The area has evolved into a four-season travel destination, with scenic marvels to attract visitors of all ages. Offering a variety of interests, including outdoor recreation, live entertainment, historic sites, theatre, shopping, and a wide array of restaurants, the area boasts a range of accommodations – from elegant bed and breakfasts to rustic cabins offering a variety of amenities – to satisfy every guest’s desires.
No longer just a vacation destination, Hendersonville – with its almost perfect climate, combined with excellent health services, variety of housing options, and numerous recreational, cultural, and educational opportunities – has earned national recognition as one of the best places to live and retire.
History A mountainous county with deep, rich agricultural roots, Henderson County has evolved from humble beginnings into a welcoming destination for all whose growth was shaped by its railroads and commerce. For nearly 10,000 years, Henderson County belonged to the Cherokee Nation. Following treaties with the Cherokee in the late 1700s, early Appalachian Mountain pioneers initiated the settlement of this land, and in the 1840s, the village of Hendersonville received its original charter. During this time, agriculture was the first source of revenue for Henderson County’s residents, including corn, wheat, rye, potatoes, and cabbage. It also quickly became a popular summer retreat for Charleston, SC, residents seeking a retreat from the Lowcountry heat. Present day visitors continue to flock to Hendersonville because of its four distinct, yet moderate, seasons, which offer beauty, variety, and
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year-round enjoyment of the outdoors. For more than a century, historic Hendersonville has welcomed guests, creating a strong tourism-based industry. In addition to tourism, today’s economy is also based on manufacturing, agriculture, and retirement. To learn more about the history of Hendersonville, make sure to stop by the Henderson County Heritage Museum and Henderson County Genealogical & Historical Society during your visit.
Outdoor Adventures » Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the 10,473 acres of DuPont State Recreational Forest, which is home to four major waterfalls on the Little River, five lakes, and 82 miles of trails and roads. Popular blockbuster hits “The Hunger Games” and “The Last of the Mohicans” both shot scenes at Triple Falls and Bridal Veil, two of DuPont’s waterfalls. » Jump Off Rock is a scenic overlook that provides a panoramic view of the Blue Ridge and Pisgah ranges. Its namesake originates from a more than 300-year-old Cherokee Indian legend when a heartbroken Cherokee mother received word of her son’s passing in battle, prompting her to climb the edge of the rock and jump. Legend has it that some nights one can see her ghost on the legendary rock. » The North Mills River Recreational Area, a rustic mountain getaway, provides campgrounds with access to a variety of cultural and natural attractions, including an arboretum, the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway, and numerous hiking, fishing, and mountain biking opportunities. Its shaded campsites have access to restrooms with hot showers, picnic tables, tent pads, lantern posts, and campfire rings with grills for campers.
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» The Gorge Zip Line Canopy Adventure elevates visitors to tree top levels to enjoy the spectacular views of the mountain region. It includes three rappels, a sky bridge, and zip lines. » At Shoal Creek Horseback Trail Rides, trail rides are available year-round and last anywhere from one to four hours depending on the rider’s preference. » Holmes Educational State Forest offers a series of well-marked trails, accented by exhibits and displays depicting ecology of a managed forest. Picnic sites with tables and a spacious picnic shelter are also available. It’s located about eight-and-a-half miles from downtown Hendersonville and is open mid-March to late November.
Annual Events and Festivals » The Rhythm & Brews summer concert series features fun for the entire family. Held on the third Thursday of the month from May through September, the series features local and regional bands from every genre. » Every Monday night in June, Monday Night Live brings the beat and rhythms of a variety of music styles to the historic downtown streets of Hendersonville. » Music on Main has become a favorite summertime event for music lovers of all ages. The concerts are held every Friday evening from June through mid-August on the perfect stage at the corner of Main and Barnwell Streets. » Recognized as the oldest street dance event in the United States, Street Dances entertains spectators with clog dancing every Monday night from July to August. Began after WWI to welcome soldiers home. » The North Carolina Apple Festival, a four-day celebration honoring the NC apple during Labor Day weekend, features a street fair along Main Street including live music, arts & crafts, apple growers, children’s activities, and food. » Art on Main, an annual two-day festival that takes place in October each year, features the incredible talents of gifted local artists. » The Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony kicks off the holiday season and features storytelling, entertainment, and a visit from Santa Claus. » Each December the Olde Fashioned Christmas gets visitors in the holiday spirit with carolers, entertainment, merchants’ open houses, and refreshments.
Top 10 Bucket List 1. Venture inside the Sierra Nevada Brewing Company located in Mills River and trace its history as a craft beer pioneer. 2. Enjoy one or both performance venues of theatre and music at Flat Rock Playhouse, State Theatre of North Carolina. 3. Tour the home of three-time Pulitzer Prize winner and popular American poet and writer, Carl Sandburg. Take a stroll around the scenic property and pet Mrs. Sandburg’s prize-winning goats. 4. Enjoy a breathtaking scenic overlook that provides a panoramic view of rolling pastures and mountain ranges at Jump Off Rock in Laurel Park. The overlook’s namesake originates from a Cherokee Indian legend dating back more than 300 years. 5. Tap your feet and sample local beers at the Rhythm & Brews Concert Series, a popular music series that takes place in downtown Hendersonville every summer. 6. Put on your hiking boots and pack your camera to view several spectacular waterfalls in DuPont State Recreational Forest. 7. Shop like a local along Hendersonville’s Tailgate & Curb Market Trail. Pick up some fresh fruit and beautiful flowers to enjoy with friends. 8. Bring out your inner child at the Western North Carolina Air Museum. The museum features awardwinning restored and replica antique and vintage airplanes. 9. All aboard! Learn more about the area’s history and deep ties to the railways with a stop at the Historic Hendersonville Train Depot. 10. If you’re in town during Labor Day Weekend, be sure to attend the official North Carolina Apple Festival. This festival features a street fair on Main Street, including continuous live musical entertainment, arts and crafts, apple growers, children’s activities, and, to top it all off, the King Apple Parade on Labor Day. For more information, visit www.visithendersonvillenc.org.
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elcome to the June, 2018 edition of East Tennessee’s Mountain Views. Our publication’s goal is to be the most comprehensive source of information for those that reside in the area as well as those who are looking to relocate to the area. Future articles will highlight the beautiful Smoky Mountain region - its scenery and points of interest as well as its history. We also will provide articles that will acclimate you to the area and give you information that will benefit you personally. We hope you enjoy our publication!
Publisher & Editor, Judy Irmen Sales & Marketing Director, Tom Irmen Serving residents and out-of-state property owners of Tellico Village, Kahite, Rarity Bay, Windriver, Rarity Meadows, Avalon Golf Community, ConKinnon, Miller’s Landing, Harbour Place, Tellico Harbor, Foothills Pointe, Thunder Pointe, Tennessee National, Willow Creek, Telliquah Preserve, The Cascades, The Meadows and Lakeview Farms. East Tennessee’s Mountain Views is published monthly. P.O. Box 432, Vonore, TN 37885 For advertising information contact East Tennessee’s Mountain Views, LLC at 865-856-6463 Monday-Friday from 9am to 5pm Website: www.etmv.com E-Mail: irmenjudy@everythingknoxville.com East Tennessee’s Mountain Views, LLC does not accept any responsibility or liability for the content of, promises made, or the quality/reliability of the products or services offered by third part advertisements contained in this publication. © 2001-2018 East Tennessee’s Mountain Views, LLC
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From the Publisher
une officially ushers in summer with hot, humid days and with promises of vacations and summertime fun in the sun and on the lake. East Tennessee has a variety of local events that you can enjoy without having to travel any great distance. There are also summer activities taking place not only downtown, but around the Greater Knoxville area, so check out this issue for details. Also, don’t forget your own backyard for summertime fun with friends and family. June is also set aside to honor dads and all they do for their families. Let your dad know just how much he is appreciated. It can be with a gift, a family fun day, or just a phone call to let him know he is loved. My dad holds a special place in my life, and though he is now gone, he is sorely missed. I think of him each time I see a father enjoying family time or an elderly man who is still active with his daily routine. Cherish the time you do have with your father and make his day, as well as every day, a special one. All of us at East Tennessee’s Mountain Views wish all dads a very Happy Father’s Day. Everyone enjoy the start of the summer season.
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East Tennessee Historical Society to Offer Junior Historian Summer Camp
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hildren ages 9-13 are invited to join the East Tennessee Historical Society for a weeklong adventure into the past! Junior Historian camp will provide campers a sneak-peek into Knoxville museums and the city’s history. Each day features a field trip, tour, or hands-on
activity to bring that history to life in the very spots where it took place! Campers will create a map of Knoxville to help them plot the group’s journey through time and to a number of awesome historic sites. The Junior Historian Camp will take place June 25-29 from 9 am to 1 pm at the
East Tennessee History Center, located at 601 S. Gay Street in Knoxville. Drinks and snacks will be provided for campers. The cost is $80 for the public or $70 for ETHS members. Space is limited, and reservations are required. To register or for questions, call 865-215-8875 or email education@eastTNhistory.org.
About ETHS Established in 1834, the East Tennessee Historical Society is one of the most active history organizations in the state and enjoys a national reputation for excellence in programming, teacher and student education, and exhibitions. For 184 years, the East Tennessee Historical Society has been helping East Tennesseans hold on to our unique heritage – recording the events,
collecting the artifacts, and saving the stories that comprise the history we all share. The East Tennessee Historical Society pursues its educational mission through publications, lectures, conferences, school programs, museum exhibits, and heritage programs such as the popular “First Families of Tennessee” and “Civil War Families of Tennessee.” The East Tennessee Historical Society and Museum are housed in the East Tennessee History Center, located at 601 S. Gay Street in Knoxville across from the Tennessee Theatre. Also located in the Center are the Calvin M. McClung Historical Collection and the Knox County Archives. For more information on ETHS, exhibitions, programs, or museum hours, call 865-2158824 or visit www.EastTNHistory.org.
History Repeats Itself
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New Signs for the Village Entrances
bout 17 years ago the TV Lions and Kiwanis Clubs came together in a joint project to place informational signs at the north and south entrances to the village alongside Tellico Parkway. The purpose was to provide visitors a directory of churches and service clubs in the village. Well, history has repeated itself with some additions to (From L to R) Kiwanis members Rick Bailey and President Beth Mouse, Lions Club President Ed Roeber, Project the number of clubs joining Assistant Randy Heiden, and the Lead Lion, Wayne DeLawter the project, as well as the number of churches in the village. The latter has risen to six from the original four churches as can be seen in the photo of the new sign. In addition to the Lions and Kiwanis Clubs, the Rotary and GFWC TV Women’s Clubs have also joined in the project to place updated club informational placards on the entry signs, as well as refurbish the entry signs themselves. Also added to the new sign are two additional organizations, the Coast Guard Auxiliary and WATeR, both concerned with environmental and safety issues. The Lions were the lead club on the project, led by their Lead Lion Project Manager, Lion Wayne DeLawter. Their effort involved enlisting the Tellico Woodworkers to refurbish the signs, as well as replace the latticework that serves as the backdrop upon which the club signs are attached. The Lions also enlisted and effected coordination with the other clubs to update the information on the individual club signs. The entire effort was ably supported by the Public Works Department that did part of the work in installing the lattice work, as well as the signs. The effort was completed on a beautiful day where representatives of the clubs assisted in mounting their club placards. In addition to Lions and Kiwanis Club members who did the bulk of the work, others involved in the project included Woodworkers President Don Schmid, who did the work on the header on the top of the sign, GFWC Women’s Club President Nancy Benn and the GFWC Project Lead, Barbara Miller, Rotary Club President Maggie Morrow, and CG Auxiliary Commander Mike Colacone. Several POA Public Works employees also assisted in mounting the latticework and the signs. This project is emblematic the continuing coordination between the service clubs in the village to maximize the impact they can have by joining together in project of this nature. Granted, they are serving themselves by posting information about their clubs, but, more importantly, their efforts have improved the appearance of the signs and go just a bit farther to making Tellico Village the outstanding place to live that it is.
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PRIVATE DOCK – TELLICO VILLAGE GENTLE WALK TO THE WATER 174 Hiwonihi Trail - Vonore $899,000 - MLS#1038762
200 Thunder Road $1,175,000 w/ Private dock!
350 Marsh Hawk Dr - Vonore $950,000 - MLS#998503
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209 Tooweka Trace 3 Car Garage/Golf Front $825,000 - MLS#1035964
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780 Rarity Bay Pkwy - Vonore $545,000 - MLS#981516
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301 Rock Point Dr. - Vonore $849,900 - MLS#1010489
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101 Coyatee Circle - Loudon $775,000 - MLS#1023293
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1142 Chula Vista - Friendsville $599,000 - MLS#1018212
MAGNIFICENT LAKE, MOUNTAIN and GOLF VIEWS 118 Tooweka Circle - Loudon $549,000 MLS#1032568
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150 Tommotley Drive - Loudon $470,000 - MLS#1019814
343 Rarity Bay Pkwy - Rarity Bay $429,900 - MLS#1020652
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1146 Kahite Tr. - Vonore $399,900 - MLS#1007778
440 Morning Dove Dr. - Vonore $439,900 - MLS#980723
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210 Hummingbird $374,000 - MLS#103566
290 Pineberry Dr. - Rarity Bay $399,900
135 Osprey Circle - Vonore $399,900 FIRM! - MLS#1041766
137 Heron Ct. $369,900 - MLS#1029506
192 Heron Court - Rarity Bay $299,000 - MLS#1036004
TOQUA - ALMOST COMPLETE 168 Elokwa Way - Loudon $375,000 - MLS#1023293
PRIVATE - TELLICO VILLAGE 282 Ootsima Way - Loudon $275,000 - MLS#1033832
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1049 Rarity Bay Pkwy - Vonore $369,900 - MLS#965280 WATERFRONT Lot / Blk Street Bay Pointe Rd 886R NEW 322 Pineberry 327 Pineberry 425 Rock Point 16/4 Golanvyi Trail Kahite Trail 19/15 NEW 12 / 16 NEW Kahite Trail 20 / 4 Golanvyi 28 204 E. Cove Dr. Thunder Rd Lot 8 NEW 179 REDUCED Sandppiper Dr. 627 Morning Dove 9/16 Oonoga Way 17 Volunteer Lane 177 REDUCED Sandpiper Dr. 531FORECLOSURE Marsh Hawk 529 Marsh Hawk 532FORECLOSURE Marsh Hawk
Subdivision Rarity Bay Rarity Bay Rarity Bay Rarity Bay Kahite Kahite Kahite Kahite Foothills Point Thunder Pointe Rarity Bay Rarity Bay Toqua Coves Thunder Pointe Rarity Bay Rarity Bay Rarity Bay Rarity Bay
Description Dockable Dockable Lakefront Dockable Lake / Mtn View Lakefront Dockable Dockable Lake / Mtn. View Dockable Dockable Dockable Dockable Dockable Lakefont Dockable Dockable Dockable Dockable Dockable Dockable
Price $450,000 $399,900 $396,000 $295,000 $269,000 $269,000 $260,000 $250,000 $249,900 $249,900 $239,900 $199,900 $199,000 $199,000 $175,000 $159,900 $149,900 $145,000
WATERVIEW Lot / Blk 1204 153R 456 1075 REDUCED 8/21REDUCED 20 NEW 455 1126 348 484R 583R 1064 14/21NEW 1070REDUCED
Subdivision Rarity Bay Rarity Bay Rarity Bay Rarity Bay Kahite Foothills Pointe Rarity Bay Rarity Bay Rarity Bay Rarity Bay Rarity Bay Rarity Bay Kahite Rarity Bay
Description Lake & Mtn.View
Price $178,000 $129,900 $99,900 $89,900 $85,000 $79,900 $69,900 $55,900 $59,900 $59,900 $59,900 $54,900 $50,000 $38,500
Street Brambling Ct. Wood Duck Goldfinch Hummingbird Eladi Trail Northshore Dr. Rarity Bay Pkwy Red Hawk Pineberry Dr. Rarity Bay Pkwy Rarity Bay Pkwy Grandville Ct. Eladi Trail Grandville Court
Lake & Mtn. View
Lake/Mtn View Lake / Mtn View Lake / Mtn View Lake/Mountain View Lakeview
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565/303A - $139,900 - MLS#965047 565/107A - $194,900 - MLS#1029363 555/207B - $210,000 - MLS#100481 565/305A - $225,000 - MLS#1023895 WATERFRONT Lot / Blk Street Subdivision 3/2 NEW Mialaquo Tellico Village 468R SOLD Rock Point Rarity Bay 1366 Starling Dr. Rarity Bay 589R REDUCED Rarity Bay Pkwy Rarity Bay 1320 REDUCED Partridge Dr. Rarity Bay 1093 Grandville Ct. Rarity Bay 1055 Hummingbird Rarity Bay 1056 Hummingbird Rarity Bay 1321 REDUCED Watercrest Rarity Bay 129 Wood Duck Dr. Rarity Bay 130 Wood Duck Dr. Rarity Bay GOLF FRONT/VIEW 17 Choto Court 3 Osprey Circle 203 Sandpiper Lot 43 Osprey Cr. 9/16 Kahite Trail 2 REDUCED Osprey Circle 9/26 NEW Itawa Trail 18/7 Walelu Trail 504 Marsh Hawk 27 REDUCED Volunteer Lane 1171 White Hawk 560 Wax Wing Ct. 357 Pineberry Dr.
Harbour Place Rarity Bay Rarity Bay Rarity Bay Kahite Rarity Bay Kahite Kahite Rarity Bay Thunder Pointe Rarity Bay Rarity Bay Rarity Bay
Lakefront Lot w/ Dock Permit Legacy Shores
Description Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Full Golf Membership Views Lakeview
Golf Front/ Mtn View Golf View Golf Front Golf Front 1+ac. Golf Front
$99,999 - MLS#1037361
Price $39,900 $39,900 $39,900 $38,900 $35,000 $34,900 $29,900 $29,900 $25,000 $19,900 $19,900 $74,900 $54,900 $59,900 $59,900 $39,000 $49,900 $45,000 $42,500 $39,900 $39,900 $35,000 $21,900 $19,900
LAKEFRONT COMMUNITY 1 Clearwater Cove 15, 14 & 13 Clearwater Cove 16 Clearwater Cove 30, 32 & 34 Clearwater Cove
Lakeview Waterfront Each Waterfront Lakeview Each
OTHER LOTS & ACREAGE 22 Acres Hwy 411 Vonore 97 Red Wing Legacy Shores 100 Falcon Trail Legacy Shores 2/5 Golanvyi Trail Kahite 25/2 Gigi Lane Tellico Village 73 Falcon Trail Legacy Shores 2/25 Gigi Lane Tellico Village 76 Falcon Trail Legacy Shores 80 Falcon Trail Legacy Shores 77 Falcon Trail Legacy Shores 79 Falcon Trail Legacy Shores 92 Red Wing Legacy Shores 93 Red Wing Legacy Shores 3 / 28 Sikwa Trail Kahite Amohi Way Tellico Village 28/1 NEW Dudi Trail Kahite 26/18 NEW Amohi Lane Tellico Village 30/1 NEW 1 Tommotley Dr. Tellico Village
$24,500 $89,900 $79,900 $39,900 $550,000 $55,000 $45,000 $29,900 $24,900 $24,900 $24,900 $24,000 $24,000 $24,000 $24,000 $24,000 $24,000 $20,000 $20,000 $20,000 $15,000 $12,900
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Monroe County EMS Wins Major Awards
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ach year the TASA (Tennessee Ambulance Service Association) selects one ALS (Advanced Life Support) Service from all EMS services in the state to receive the ALS Service of the Year award. This award is given to the EMS service that exemplifies outstanding professionalism and service to the community it serves. At the TASA Midwinter Conference in Gatlinburg February 21-23, Monroe County EMS received that award! Gwynna Franklin, also with Monroe County EMS, was given the TASA EMT of the Year Award! This award is given to the EMT who has significantly contributed to EMS in the
Morning Pointe Associate Recognized at Alzheimer’s Tennessee Luncheon
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helsey Bahr, resident assistant at Morning Pointe of Lenoir City, was celebrated for her care, as she received the Alzheimer’s Tennessee 2018 Caring Heart Award. Supporting Bahr during the event was her four-year-old son, Zayden, and Morning Pointe leadership associates who helped in honoring her for the award. Behind every Meaningful Day™ is a team of associates like Bahr who go above and beyond, making a difference in the lives of residents and their families. To learn more about Morning Pointe associates who are making their mark, visit www.morningpointe. com/makeyourmark.
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arolyn McDermott, USCG Auxiliary member, was presented with the 2017 Auxiliarist of the Year (AUXOY) award for the Eighth District-Eastern Region encompassing TN, OH, AL, WV, KY, IN, IL & MO. The award was presented in Huntington, West Virginia, on April 28 by Captains Andy Sugimoto and Michael Zamperini, USCG. The AUXOY recognizes exemplary performance by an Auxiliarist during the previous calendar year. Carolyn is a member of Tellico Lake Flotilla 12-02 and during the award year was that flotilla’s commander.
Morning Pointe of Lenoir City campus leadership associates honor Alzheimer’s Tennessee’s 2018 Caring Heart Award winner Chelsey Bahr (with her son Zayden) during the award luncheon
TV Lions Wrap Up Another Successful Golf-for-Sight Outing
Mixed 1st Place (from L to R): Carolyn & Harold Cates and Stephen & Chelsea Brooks
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community and/or state level, whose primary responsibility is providing direct patient care. These are two major awards at the conference, and congratulations go out to Gary Smith, Monroe County EMS Director, and Gwynna Franklin! The Monroe County EMS is the primary provider of emergency medical system transportation in Monroe County, including Tellico Village and Kahite neighborhoods. Their primary focus is to provide quick and reliable transportation while providing the finest emergency medical care available while transporting trauma and medical patients to area hospitals.
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Women’s 1st Place (from L to R): Cindy Townery, Kim Flaig, Nancy Galloway, and Ann Wellinghoff
Men’s 1st Place (from L to R): Ron McDaniel and Larry Branum (missing are Randy Bray and Dewane Roberts)
n another beautiful Tellico Village spring day, 116 golfers, 29 foursomes, fanned out on the holes of the Toqua Golf Course to begin play in the 18th annual Lions Golf-for-Sight Outing. In addition to the golfers, success could be measured by the number of sponsor signs – 53 placed at various places near the clubhouse. These sponsors, who donated more than $13,000, constitute the real backbone of the financial success that the outing enjoys. Of the 53 sponsors, four were corporate sponsors donating $1,000 each; they were Prosperity Partners Wealth Management, Tennessee Orthopedic Clinics (Drs. Cates and Ivie), Santek Waste Services, and Edward Jones, Gary Stuart CFP. At the next donor level, Gold ($500 donations), there were four sponsors, including Lakeside Real Estate Group, Lawncare of East Tennessee, Provision Center for Proton Therapy, and Zimmerman Wealth Management. This financial support, as well as revenue from the players themselves in the form of fees, mulligan purchases, and rent-a-pro fees, add to the funds raised from this event and will enable the TV Lions to continue their vision-related service projects in Loudon County. These include a program of providing free eyeglasses to indigent citizen through Health Fairs at the Good Samaritan Center, as well as vision testing in all of the county schools. A separate program, using a digital eye examination camera, is used to detect vision problems in children from several months to six years of age. In addition to these
service projects, the TV Lions also make cash donations to a number of service organizations in Loudon County, as well as East Tennessee. After a great day of golf, the following emerged as the team winners: » Women’s team: Cindy Townery, Kim Flaig, Nancy Galloway, and Ann Wellinghoff » Men’s team: Ron McDaniel, Larry Branum, Randy Bray, and Dewane Roberts » Mixed team: Carolyn & Harold Cates and Stephen & Chelsea Brooks In addition to the team prizes, the following individuals earned accolades for their achievements as noted: » Closest to the Pin (men): John Fuchs – 5’ 0” » Closest to the Pin (women): Susan Layman – 9’ 1” » Longest Drive (men): Steve Smith » Longest Drive (women): Patti Patterson » Senior Longest Drive (men): Jim Moodispaugh » Senior Longest Drive (women): Carolyn Cates » Most Accurate Drive (men): Bruce Christopher » Most Accurate Drive (women): Susan Layman Again, the TV Lions would like to thank all the participants and sponsors for making this outing another rousing success. The TV Lions are always looking for new individuals to join their ranks and serve the community. More information can be found at www.tellicovillage.tnlions. org or by contacting the membership chair, Lion Doris Catani, at 865-657-5059 or dorisann33@gmail.com.
director. “Maybe grand success or epic failure. That’s what’s exciting to me. The camp will culminate in a performance of Robin Hood. Not the Disney Fox version. Not men in tights. Not prince of thieves. The campers will perform an original script adapted from the book The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood by Howard Pyle. The music? No one knows yet except Pam Thigpen, our genius songwriter. I do know we’ll be inspired to create great theatre when we meet our students, who will take classes during camp in preparation becoming the storytellers of an original musical that has never been performed. Risky? You bet. But that’s a risk worth taking, in my opinion.” Registration forms are available at The Arts Center, and the deadline to register is June 29. Only 25 spots are
available in this intensive camp, and early registration is strongly recommended. Tuition for the two-week camp is $150 per camper. All supplies are furnished, and campers are asked to bring their own lunch. Camp staff includes Pam Thigpen, retired Athens City Schools music teacher, and professional actors Kelly Balch Borwick and Bob Borwick. Scholarships are available from the Marian Biddle Trew Scholarship Fund. Scholarship applications are available upon request at The Arts Center and must be submitted by June 22. For questions or more information about this or any AACA program, contact The Arts Center at 423-7458781, office@athensartscouncil.org, or in person at 320 North White Street in Athens.
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riends of the Smokies hosted more than 600 guests at the 20th annual Greenbrier Barn Party on Friday, May 11th. The event raised more than $211,000 this year in support of Great Smoky Mountains National Park and featured live music from The Chillbillies and a silent auction. The Greenbrier Barn Party is co-hosted by Coach Phillip and Vicky Fulmer, Jake and Photo by Jack Williams Kat Ogle, along with University of Tennessee football Jim Ogle and Cheryl coach, Jeremy Pruitt, with Friends of Houston. Special the Smokies Chair Emeritus, Justice Gary Wade. guests in attendance included University of Tennessee football coach, Jeremy Pruitt, and Steve Caldwell and Dan Brooks, coaches of the 1998 national championship team. Throughout its 20 year history, the Greenbrier Barn Party has raised more than $2 million, helping to fund critical projects in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, including treating hemlock trees, construction of the Greenbrier Picnic Pavilion, and hiking trail reconstruction. Funds this year will also help Friends of the Smokies meet its $1.25 million fundraising goal to upgrade the park’s emergency radio communications system, a 25th anniversary signature project. “For the 20th anniversary of this event to have a record-breaking year is a testament to our community’s dedication to the national park,” said Jim Hart, Friends of the Smokies President. “We are so thankful for the generous support of our members and sponsors who are helping ensure the park’s preservation.” The Greenbrier Barn Party was held in Pittman Center, TN, at the barn of Jim Ogle, a former Friends of the Smokies board member. Friends of the Smokies is an official non-profit partner of Great Smoky Mountains National Park and has raised more than $60 million to support critical park programs and maintain the Smokies as a crown jewel of the National Park Service. Discover and donate at www. FriendsOfTheSmokies.org.
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CHEO Invites You to a Cooking Class: Easy, Tasty, Healthy PlantBased Recipes with Jill Hahn June 20 at 6:30 pm at the Rarity Bay CAC
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CHEO Invites You to “Your House Needs a Strong Foundation and So Do You!”
A Panel with Dr. Ryan Teeter, Dee Matchett, and John-Mark Chensey June 11 at South College at 6:30 pm
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Metal & Mud: Works by Judi Gaston & Robert Gaston in the Balcony Gallery Judi Gaston will display two series as part of the exhibition with her son, Robert Gaston, who will display metal art furniture pieces, small pottery/metal works, and photography. Judi is a fiber artist, designing and weaving wearables that reflect her passion for travel and witnessing various cultures. Her wearables often incorpoJudi Gaston rate vintage or found pieces, linking past with present. She has received many awards, and her work appears in numerous collections. In 2011, she was inducted into the Tennessee State Museum Fashion and Textile Institute in Nashville. Robert Gaston’s influences and interests include nature and insects, machines, MesoAmerican and ancient world ceramics, Japanese Sci-fi models, northern European renaissance painting, and African ceramics and architecture, to name a few. His
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Bruce Bunting: The Alphabet Series on the North Wall
The alphabet series was inspired by Bruce Bunting’s desire to program an exhibition and create a larger body of coherent work. He typically works on a small scale, on individual pieces, and he selected the alphabet as the basis for his new series. Bruce Bunting He scoured the dictionary for inspiring words and antique shops and his attic for parts and pieces. Each of the works incorporate his handmade paper, newly-purchased parts and antiques, and some personal objects more than 20 years old. This exhibition represents the largest body of work Brue has ever made.
Barbara West Portrait Group in the Atrium The original group formed in 2001 by Barbara West, and after her death, they continued meeting in her name. Members have come from a variety of places, including the Knoxville area, Barbara West other parts of the state, various parts of the U.S., and even other countries. Their list of occupations is diverse: Photographers, teachers, architects, doctors, nurses, scientists, homemakers, and artists. The group’s members range from those who are just starting to explore art to professional artists; all use a variety of media. Although the common thread is art, the group tries to provide a strong sense of community – an important gift as they move through life. The Barbara West Portrait Group has exhibited at the Farragut Town Hall, Peace Lutheran Church, Ball Camp Baptist, and Candoro Marble. They meet every Wednesday and Saturday from 2 to 4 pm in Knoxvillearea churches. The open studio is $5 to attend with a live model; no instruction is provided.
Jon Vazeen: Uncommon in the Main Gallery (Floor Exhibition) Jon Vazeen will exhibit two versions of one of his sculptural creations. Each of the versions is composed of several loose elements. Jon recently moved to Knoxville. Besides being a visual artist, he is a part-time UT faculty and a fulltime inventor. The exhibitions are on display at the Emporium Center, located at 100 S. Gay Street in downtown Knoxville. Exhibition hours are Monday through Friday from 9 am to 5 pm. For more information, contact the Arts & Culture Alliance at 865-523-7543 or visit www.knoxalliance.com.
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WADE RD, LOUDON Beautiful 44.62 overlooking lake and adjacent to Chatuga Coves. Acres easily accessed off Highway 72. Zoned Agricultural.
MLS# 1036724 - $178,900
MLS# 1036724 - $795,000
3145 Highway 411 This is fabulous wooded acreage with a great view of the mountains. This is subdivided into lots of approximately 5-7 acres each. You can buy the parcel of 41 acres or you can buy each individual lot.
MLS# 925932 - $410,000
15051 Hwy 321 S | Lenoir City, TN 59.97 acres located between Fort Loudon Dam Bridge and Antioch Church Rd. Property has approximately 300 ft road frontage on Highway 321 S and approximately 500 ft road frontage on Cruze Rd with seasonal lake view.
MLS# 1022561 - $529,000
3116 E. Watkins Rd | Loudon, TN 5.68 acres of wooded land located just off of Hwy 72 in Loudon. Property is on the corner of Simpson Rd and Watkins Rd. Great area to build that dream home or divide and build several homes.
MLS# 1025444 - $39,900 216 VILLAGE SQUARE DRIVE, LOUDON TN, 37774
865.458.3500 OR 800.767.5263
Celebrating Dad
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By Vickie Saladin, Owner of Gallery on Main
ather’s Day, which is celebrated on Sunday, June 17, this year, will be here before we know it. I would like to personally invite you to visit us at Gallery on Main for that forever gift that Dad will cherish and remember for many years to come. Located in historic downtown Sweetwater, Gallery on Main has a wide variety of gifts for you to discover that you just cannot find in the “big box” stores. Consider a fine hand-crafted writing instrument created by area artisans that can be used and enjoyed by your father every day and that becomes a legacy gift to be shared with future generations. Or maybe Dad would enjoy a hand-crafted, rustic end-table created from white oak with cedar branch legs to rest his remotes and favorite beverage in his “man cave.” We also feature prints of popular vintage car grills, reminiscent of Dad’s teenage years, which can be framed and beautifully displayed in his special area of your home. While you are visiting Gallery on Main, come early and be sure to enjoy a custom brewed coffee (hot, iced, or frozen) at our new “Cup Runneth Over” and “Sweet Shop,” which are also located in historic downtown Sweetwater. Or enjoy a lunch to remember at one of our wonderful downtown restaurants. Also, be sure to visit Main Street Marketplace, a special event hosted by the City of Sweetwater. Visit the city’s Facebook page for a list of dates, times, and vendors who will be participating each weekend. We look forward to seeing you soon! Gallery on Main 109 Morris Street Sweetwater, TN 37874 423-337-7400
Experience a Fun-Filled Summertime Summer at Sweetwater Fun Time Flower Shop At Sweetwater Flower Shop & Upstairs at The Mansion Restaurant • Women's Apparel • Scarves • Jewelry • Handbags • Women's Accessories • Home Decor • Florals • Gifts • Fresh Flowers • Upstairs at The Mansion Restaurant
Sweetwater Flower Shop
118 W. North Street • Sweetwater, TN 37874 423-337-6623
New Home Construction & Remodeling Over 30 Years Experience Giving You the Highest Quality of Workmanship & Materials
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njoy some summertime fun with close friends and family members this summer at Sweetwater Flower Shop and Upstairs at The Mansion Restaurant, the perfect combination to make this summertime a memorable one and where you will discover just about everything you’ll need for your home, yourself, or your loved ones. Sweetwater Flower Shop, located in historic downtown Sweetwater, offers everything from fresh flowers and florals to home décor items and collectibles to help you magically transform your home to reflect the transition from spring both inside and out. They are also becoming a favorite shopping venue for area fashionistas who have discovered their wide selection of women’s designer-inspired apparel, jewelry, handbags, scarves, and more. Also, no summertime fun time would be complete without a visit to Upstairs at The Mansion Restaurant, located upstairs at Sweetwater Flower Shop. Experience the elegance and grace of the old south while enjoying many southern favorites and a wide selection of other popular items sure to please the palate. Upstairs at The Mansion Restaurant is also available for a variety of special events, including graduations, anniversaries, birthdays, weddings – you name it. So take a break from your gardening and other summer projects and head on over to Sweetwater Flower Shop and Upstairs at The Mansion Restaurant in historic downtown Sweetwater to enjoy a summertime of fun filled memories with good friends and loved ones. Sweetwater Flower Shop 118 W. North Street Sweetwater, TN 37874 423-337-6623
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Ruth Bailey, resident at The Lantern at Morning Pointe Alzheimer’s Center of Excellence, Lenoir City, gets acquainted with Minnie Puuurl
esidents at The Lantern at Morning Pointe Alzheimer’s Center of Excellence, Lenoir City welcomed the newest member of the Alzheimer’s memory care community. Meet Minnie Puuurl, a therapy cat who feels and looks real – except she isn’t. Minnie is a robotic pet who helps residents stay alert and keep stimulated throughout the day. She even tags along during bus rides to the seniors’ favorite outings. Minnie purrs and moves and is responsive to touch, much to the delight of residents who enjoy her company. She is the perfect blend of both “cuddle” and pet therapies, both of which encourage a sense of comfort and relaxation for seniors as part of the Meaningful Day™ program.
Take a Tour of the Chattanooga Civil War Battlefields
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ign-ups are now being accepted for a narrated tour on a deluxe coach of the Chattanooga Civil War battlefields on Wednesday, June 6, from 9 am to 5 pm. Cost per person is $30 for coach, which does not include travel to and from Chattanooga. Please pay when registering at The Public Library at Tellico Village (checks payable to FOTVL). For questions or more information, contact Jim Jorgensen at 865-458-2792. There will be no refunds for this trip.
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Fashion Sense
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s most of you know, our 40th Anniversary Celebration was canceled with the passing of my husband, David. Now, more than ever, we realize that in these amazing 40 years, we’ve made not only customers, but cherished friendships and relationships. Your love, concern, support, and acts of kindness have touched our family deeply. So now, even more than ever before, we celebrate YOU! Please plan to be a part of this milestone event with special events each day. » Joseph Ribkoff Trunk Show – Thursday, June 7, 10 am to 5:30 pm » Andrea Lieu Trunk Show – Friday, June 8, Saturday, June 9, 10 am to 5:30 pm – Remember this is the fabulous line where YOU choose styles and fabrics! A loving and heartfelt thank you again for your support and, most of all, your friendship!
Brenda Bryan Owner, The Lily Pad
The Lily Pad Boutique 209 N. Main Street Sweetwater, TN 37874
423-337-5537 www.sweetwaterlilypad.com Mon-Sat: 10am-5:30pm
Recycle Your Old Vases with Random Acts of Flowers
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andom Acts of Flowers recycles and repurposes flowers by engaging dedicated volunteer teams to deliver beautiful bouquets and moments of kindness to individuals in healthcare facilities. RAF actively solicits vase donations to support our mission. Donating your unused vases is an easy way to support our mission. Practically everyone has unused vases in their garage or tucked away in kitchen cabinets. What may be trash or clutter to you is actually one person served in the eyes of RAF!
Screens of East Tennessee 865.919.1615 steve@tennesseescreens.com
FAQs Do the vases have to be a certain type, size, color, etc.? While RAF will accept any vase if brought to our warehouse, we have determined the best size for our mission is under nine inches in height, with an opening of no more than four inches in diameter. Coffee cups and small baskets also work well within our mission. RAF volunteers love unusual vases of all shapes and colors! How can I get vases to you? RAF relies on volunteer support to carry out our mission. We encourage any group or company to drop off their vases at our warehouse, located at 3500 Workman Road, Suite 101B, in Knoxville. Do the vases need to be washed? We always appreciate receiving clean vases when possible. However, RAF can enlist volunteers to wash them. What is the best way to transport them? Cardboard boxes work very well. You may also wish to wrap them in newspaper or tissue for safer transport, although we have discovered most vases are very sturdy! Any additional information? Make an even bigger impact by dropping $1 in each vase. Or use a vase as a piggy bank and collect loose change in it for a few weeks leading up to your vase donation. We depend solely on private donations. Every dollar, every penny, helps us serve the ill and elderly in our community! Since Random Acts of Flowers was founded in 2008, more than 340,000 vases have been recycled nationwide. In Knoxville, RAF has recycled more than 102,000 vases. If you have questions or want to learn more about Random Acts of Flowers, call 865633-9082, email info@rafknoxville.org, or visit www.RAFKnoxville.org. Random Acts of Flowers improves the emotional health and well-being of individuals in healthcare facilities by delivering recycled flowers, encouragement, and personal moments of kindness.
Cute and Colorful Accessories for Summer Entertaining
12814 Kingston Pike ~ Farragut ~ 671-6627 M-F: 10-6 ~ Sat: 10-4 www.thetownframery.com Located one block west of Renaissance Center/Farragut
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DENTAL ARTS OF TELLICO VILL A G E 865-458-4869 Angela K. Burns, DDS John W. Burns, Jr., DDS Hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday thru Thursday Closed Friday and Saturday
220 Village Square • Loudon, TN 37774
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atthew Dixson, a senior at Christian Academy of Knoxville, was recognized on May 6 for his contributions to the FISH ministry at First Farragut UMC. Matthew developed a software program to help map routes for volunteers who deliver food to Knox County neighbors in need. A student at Christian Academy of Knoxville, Matthew approached the FISH Ministry Team at First Farragut in October 2016 about partnering on his CAK Senior Capstone Project. Every senior at Christian Academy is required to complete a CAPSTONE Project that builds on the student’s passion. Matthew’s passion is computer programming. He offered to help develop a software program to map routes for FISH drivers. During the next 18 months, Matthew worked with the FISH Team to design a software program to capture all the information drivers need to make deliveries and create a report specific to each driver. He tailored the report to
include special requests for non-food items and needs. He linked all that information to an export file so volunteers can send data to Second Harvest and other funding organizations. He created a map linked to GPS that showed the best route for each driver’s deliveries. First Farragut UMC is a member of the West Knox FISH Pantry, the only delivery pantry in Knox County. First Farragut partners with 17 churches in Knox County to stock this pantry and deliver groceries to families in need who have no transportation. The FISH ministry has been active almost 50 years in Knox County. Member churches take phone calls and deliver groceries once a month. In April 2018, using Matthew’s software, the First Farragut FISH Team delivered to 44 households. The team was able to provide each driver with a delivery report and a GPS map showing the most efficient delivery route. Matthew will be attending UT this fall in the computer science program.
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Matthew Dixson Receives Award at First Farragut UMC
oin First Farragut UMC on an adventure with “Shipwrecked – Rescued by Jesus” VBS. During this year’s evening VBS, children will venture onto an uncharted island where kids can survive and thrive and be anchored in the truth that Jesus carries them through life’s storms. VBS will be held nightly June 25-28 from 6 to 8:30 pm at First Farragut United Methodist Church, located at 12733 Kingston Pike in Knoxville. Children ages three through 5th grade are invited to join us. T-shirts will be given to each child, and they will be fed a snack each evening. Come take advantage of this safe and fun learning environment for your children. Register today at ffumcvbc.wordpress.com.
ayton’s treatment strategies can make your yard an enjoyable place to relax and not worry about getting bitten, stung, or just plain annoyed! Mosquitoes: Truly enjoy your yard during these summer months without getting bitten by irritating, disease-carrying mosquitoes! Dayton’s Mosquito Control Management Program uses a treatment process that kills biting mosquitoes and prevents many mosquito eggs from becoming biting adults. Mosquito breeding sites lurk about everywhere, so Dayton’s thorough approach includes treating mosquito resting areas, landscaping, vegetation, trees, shrubs, and breeding sites like standing water, ponds, and waterscapes. This treatment will not harm your garden, pets, fish, frogs, etc. Carpenter Bees: These pests often return to the same area you saw them the previous year. Unseen to you, they have built chambers inside wood for laying eggs, some extending to as long as 10 feet! Dayton’s treats the source of carpenter bees. If you simply fill up the holes, they’ll just drill new holes a few inches away!
Ants: Ants tramping through your kitchen in long lines? The key to getting rid of ants is to treat where they’re coming from, which is often outside, usually underground, and sometimes hard to find. Wasps/Yellow Jackets: No one likes getting stung, so let Dayton’s take the risk to destroy the nests, NOT YOU! New customers will receive 1) $25 OFF the initial service for Dayton’s Mosquito Control Management Program with a contract through October and 2) $25 OFF one treatment for warm weather pests with an annual pest agreement. Other services include monthly/quarterly/ one-time pest control services, convenient quarterly perimeter pest control, pest control for ladybugs/bedbugs/ other pests, fungicide/moldicide treatments, VA/FHA inspections, CleanSpace® Crawl Space Encapsulation System, and radon testing/mitigation. Dayton’s Pest Control 865-588-6686 www.daytonspestcontrol.com
Inclusive as the love of God!
Community Church at Tellico Village Inclusive as the love of God! An Interdenominational Congregation
Sunday Worship at 8:00 and 10:15 AM 130 Chota Center, Loudon, TN 37774 www.tellicochurch.com 865.458.1516
GOD’S WORK – OUR HANDS Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran ChurCh ... SHARING GOD’S LOVE WITH THE WORLD
205 Chota Road - Loudon, TN 37774 865-408-0110 www.fbctellicovillage.org
Worship with Holy Communion Sundays at 9 am 143 Chota Center, Loudon, TN
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9:00 a.m. - Bible Study 10:15 a.m. - Worship
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5:30 p.m. - Fellowship Meal 6:15 p.m. - Prayer Meeting and Bible Study 7:00 p.m. - Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal
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I Have More Buyers Than Listings! If you have been thinking about selling your home, now is the time! New listings are in high demand, and buyers are eagerly waiting to move into your neighborhood! That’s a great combination for a successful sale. Call me today to find out what your home will bring in this crazy market!
Traci Harness Adams, Broker Cell: 865-643-0009 Office: 865-986-4646 smokymtntraci@gmail.com
TELLICO VILLAGE
SILVER OAKS
205 Oohleeno • Loudon, TN 37774 $342,000 MLS#1037897 3 BD / 2,367 SF
937 Granada Drive • Lenoir City, TN 37772 $375,000 MLS#1038401 3 BD / 2,572 SF
Tellico Village 3 bed – PLUS DEN – large 2,367 sq. ft. ranch all on one level in the Toqua subdivision of Tellico Village. Short distance to the Toqua Clubhouse. Flat driveway & lot, irrigation system, freshly painted, granite in kitchen and all baths, tall ceilings, double trey ceiling in MBR with jetted tub and separate shower in master bath, large laundry room with utility sink and lots of cabinets, pantry, split floor plan, large windows, hardscaped and ready for your personal touches. Coffered ceiling in den/office, cathedral ceiling in master bath, covered deck overlooking the common space in rear of home. Oversized garage, large concrete pad in tall crawl space to store all lawn equipment and more. Washer & dryer, bird houses, misc yard decorations and pavers under deck do not convey.
WOW! EXTRAORDINARY RANCHER! You will love all the windows in this home, crown molding, wainscoting & chair rail. Open floor plan, amazing kitchen with granite counters, oversized island with extra cabinet space, SS appliances, breakfast area, butler’s pantry accented by stonework, formal dining room with hardwood & stylish columns, huge living area features a gas FP & built-ins to each side, large open foyer with hardwood, office area with hardwood, split bedrooms with cathedral & trey ceilings, luxurious master bath with a soaking tub & oversized glass enclosed shower, huge walk-in closet. Outside features a 3 car garage, additional parking area, large patio area with outdoor cooking center, fireplace, vinyl fencing for extra privacy, professionally landscaped great for entertaining. LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION!
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Smoky Mountain Realty 1010 E. Broadway Lenoir City, TN 37771 865-986-4646
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Ron Tim Kelli Tonya Bledsoe Kenda Traci Jennifer Lascola Kukla Watkins Broker Yates Adams Vineyard 865-643-0644 865-382-9800 865-643-0009 865-388-2385 865-705-6691 865-403-0400 865-898-0915
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Tracey Dawn Dailey Moats 865-803-2935 865-254-3675
8300 Vonore Road Loudon, TN 37774 $499,000 MLS#1035976 2013 BUILD ON 29 ACRES. This house sits atop a beautiful hill overlooking the property, mountains and trees for miles. Large living room with high ceilings and crown molding. Bonus room upstairs with plenty of storage space. Master bedroom includes a walk-in closet, dual vanity and beautiful walk-in shower. Kitchen includes a double pantry, granite countertops and an island. Parking next to the house or in the workshop/ garage with huge space for cars, boats or RVs. Barn on property provides storage and coverage for equipment. Property includes a rental house with live-in tenants. This is a very secluded property with gorgeous views.
David Paula Larry David Brittani Martin Miller Smith Reed Clements 865-214-1235 865-805-3331 865-386-8309 865-789-1942 865-389-9025
Ryan Danya Annette Jodi Patti Angie Deborah Yearack Underwood Ward Cornett Oliverio Moody Slaton McNabb 865-368-0943 562-230-7939 865-742-0544 865-765-1947 865-679-0637 865-603-4604 865-936-4745
150 Brentwood Place Lenoir City, TN 37772 $285,900 MLS#1036903
561 Robinson Drive Loudon, TN 37774 $189,900 MLS#1037428
2012 Emma Lane Maryville, TN 37803 $249,900 MLS#1042159
FIRST TIME ON THE MARKET! Home warranty included. Brentwood subdivision. Location is incredible. One minute from stores and restaurants, 2 minutes to I-75. Ranch style home with master on the main. Brand new countertops and stainless steel appliances. Hardwood floors throughout. 4 bedrooms and 3 baths. Open floor plan. Professional landscaping. A real mustsee!
GREAT HOME IN A GREAT LOCATION IN LOUDON. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, hardwood throughout, updated appliances, lots of storage. Large unfinished room in lower level could be a workshop or hobby room. Huge lot for a playground or pool.
PRICED TO SELL… 4 BEDROOMS & 2 FULL BATH RANCH UNDER $250K! All one level with 2-car garage. Extra large bedrooms! The smallest bedroom measures 11’-6’’ x 13’! Lots of space in this home’s open floor plan. Grill out and entertain on the covered back deck overlooking the beautiful pasture! The private, level backyard is large enough for playing games with the kids and letting your pets roam free inside the wood fence. This is a perfect house for families with children and retirees!
4654 Hall Road Loudon, TN 37774 $169,900 MLS#1037201 1258 Turn Lane Road Lenoir City, TN 37771 $199,900 MLS#1039783 NEWLY RENOVATED 3/2 RANCH/BASEMENT. Great room, beautiful granite kitchen. SS appliances, hardwood flooring, tile in walk-in master shower. Garage (1) in basement. 2 finishable rooms.
2670 Avery Circle Lenoir City, TN 37772 $179,000 MLS#1032121
970 Cave Creek Rd Loudon, TN 37774 $599,900 MLS#1016053
WELL MAINTAINED BRICK SPLIT LEVEL ON LARGE LOT. Convenient location, great neighborhood. Features include 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, dining room, kitchen and family or bonus room downstairs with fireplace. 2-car garage. Priced to sell!
This beautiful all brick tri-level home is situated on 55 mostly wooded acres surrounded by nature’s beauty but still located just a few miles from Lenoir City, Kingston & Knoxville.
*Under Construction* Will be completed spring 2018. Brand new 2018 modular home on 2.8 Acres. Walking distance to Watts Bar Lake. Tons of upgrades. Open concept living room. Kitchen has huge island and farmhouse sink. Soft close drawers. New stainless steel appliances. Wildlife abounds... deer and turkey. Views of lake! Presale now!
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ENTERTAINMENT
Announcing the 2018-2019 Broadway at the Tennessee Theatre Lineup
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he Tennessee Theatre is pleased to announce the 2018-2019 Broadway at the Tennessee Theatre season. The complete lineup is as follows: » Rodgers & Hammerstein’s The King and I December 7-9, 2018 » Les Misérables January 2-6, 2019 » Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella February 1-3, 2019 » Something Rotten! March 1-3, 2019 » Jersey Boys May 3-5, 2019 » Finding Neverland June 14-16, 2019 Since 2008, the Tennessee Theatre has presented classic favorites and recent hits in its Broadway at the Tennessee series, entertaining more than a quarter-million enthusiastic Broadway patrons. The 2018-2019 season of Broadway, featuring six shows and a total of 34 performances from December 2018 to June 2019, includes something for everyone. “Part of the mission at the Tennessee Theatre is to offer diverse, high-quality entertainment, which includes bringing a wide variety of Broadway shows to Knoxville,” said Becky Hancock, Executive Director of the Tennessee Theatre. “Broadway brings together long-time theatre attendees and first-timers to this beautiful venue to experience a popular art form and create lasting memories in the Official State Theatre of Tennessee. As we celebrate the Tennessee Theatre’s 90th anniversary later this year, I hope that Broadway-lovers from all across East Tennessee and beyond will join us!” The season opens with Rodgers & Hammerstein’s The King and I. Two worlds collide in this “breathtaking and exquisite” musical based on the 2015 Tony Award®-winning Lincoln Center Theater production. One of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s finest works, The King and I boasts a score that features such beloved classics as “Getting to Know You,” “I Whistle a Happy Tune,” “Hello Young Lovers,” “Shall We Dance,” and “Something Wonderful.” Set in 1860’s Bangkok, the musical tells the story of the unconventional and tempestuous relationship that develops between the King of Siam and Anna Leonowens, a British schoolteacher whom the modernist King, in an imperialistic world, brings to Siam to teach his many wives and children. Start the New Year off with Les Misérables. Cameron Mackintosh presents the new production of Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg’s Tony Award-winning musical phenomenon, Les Misérables, direct from its acclaimed Broadway return. Featuring the beloved songs “I Dreamed a Dream,” “On My Own,” “Stars,” “Bring Him Home,” “One Day More,” and many more, this epic
and uplifting story has become one of the most celebrated musicals in theatrical history. With its glorious new staging and dazzlingly re-imagined scenery inspired by the paintings of Victor Hugo, this breathtaking new production has left both audiences and critics awestruck. Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella is the Tony Award®-winning Broadway musical from the creators of The King and I, The Sound of Music, and South Pacific that’s delighting audiences with its contemporary take on the classic tale. This lush production features an incredible orchestra, jaw-dropping transformations, and all the moments you love – the pumpkin, the glass slipper, the masked ball, and more – plus some surprising new twists! Be transported back to your childhood as you rediscover some of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s most beloved songs, including “In My Own Little Corner,” “Impossible/It’s Possible,” and “Ten Minutes Ago” in this hilarious and romantic Broadway experience for anyone who’s ever had a wish, a dream... or a really great pair of shoes. Something Rotten! is “Broadway’s big, fat hit!” (New York Post). Set in 1595, this hilarious smash tells the story of Nick and Nigel Bottom, two brothers who are desperate to write a hit play. When a local soothsayer foretells that the future of theatre involves singing, dancing, and acting at the same time, Nick and Nigel set out to write the world’s very first musical! They were just four guys from Jersey, until they sang their very first note. They had a sound nobody had ever heard... and the radio just couldn’t get enough of. But while their harmonies were perfect on stage, off stage it was a very different story – a story that has made them an international sensation all over again. Go behind the music and inside the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons in the Tony Award®-winning true-life musical phenomenon, Jersey Boys. From the streets of New Jersey to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, this is the musical that’s just too good to be true. The season closes in June with Finding Neverland. The incredible story behind one of the world’s most beloved
characters, Peter Pan. Playwright J.M. Barrie struggles to find inspiration until he meets four young brothers and their beautiful widowed mother. Spellbound by the boys’ enchanting make-believe adventures, he sets out to write a play that will astound London theatergoers. With a little bit of pixie dust and a lot of faith, Barrie takes this monumental leap, leaving his old world behind for Neverland, where nothing is impossible – and the wonder of childhood lasts forever. Subscription packages for the season are on sale now. A new package offering Sunday matinee performances has been added this year. Four different package options are available with four, five, and six show options. Subscription benefits include reduced service fees compared to single ticket purchases, first notification of next year’s season, opportunity to purchase additional tickets to individual performances before the public, and free same-show ticket exchanges. To renew a current subscription or to purchase a new subscription, call the Tennessee Theatre box office at 865-684-1200, extension 2 or visit the box office in person on Clinch Avenue. The box office is open Monday through Friday from 10 am to 5 pm and Saturday from 10 am to 2 pm. You can also purchase online at www.tennesseetheatre. com. Make the most of your Broadway experience! Package A (Friday night) subscribers are invited to join the Spotlight Club. Club members enjoy a pre-show dinner in the balcony, refreshments during intermission without waiting in line at the bar, and a champagne reception with members of the cast and crew after the show. Spotlight Club can be enjoyed for every show in the subscription package or purchased a la carte. A portion of the club fee is a tax-deductible donation to the Historic Tennessee Theatre Foundation. To learn more or to join, visit www. tennesseetheatre.com or call Lila Honaker at 865-6841200, extension 146.
About the Tennessee Theatre Located in the heart of downtown Knoxville, the Tennessee Theatre opened in 1928 as a movie palace. The Tennessee Theatre is the Official State Theatre of Tennessee and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The Tennessee Theatre is the region’s leading performing arts venue with advanced technology, staging, and lighting that draws top entertainment to the Knoxville area. The Historic Tennessee Theatre Foundation is a non-profit organization with the mission of preserving, maintaining, and operating the Theatre for the benefit and enjoyment for all Tennessee residents and visitors.
Cast Selected for Upcoming Tellico Players Comedy The Dixie Swim Club
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he cast has been selected for the Tellico Community Players July production of The Dixie Swim Club, a hilarious and touching comedy by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, and Jamie Wooten. It’s all about five unforgettable southern women whose friendships began many years ago on their college swim team. They set aside a weekend each August to recharge their relationships at the same beach cottage on North Carolina’s Outer Banks. There, free from husbands, kids, and jobs, they catch up, laugh, and meddle in each other’s lives. The play focuses on four of those special weekends, spanning a period of 33 years.
The cast Jo Beliles will play Sheree Hollinger, the spunky team captain who desperately tries to maintain her organized and “perfect” life and continues to be the group leader. Judy Douglas appears as Dinah Grayson, a wisecracking
overachiever. She’s a career dynamo whose victories in the courtroom are in stark contrast to the frustrations of her personal life. Cindy Archer is Lexie Richards, a pampered and outspoken woman determined to hold on to her looks and youth as long as possible. She enjoys being married over and over again. Barbara Kistler-Martin will play Vernadette Simms, a self-deprecating acerbic woman acutely aware of the dark cloud that hovers over her life, who has decided to just give in and embrace the chaos. Geri Denny appears as Jeri Neal McFeeley. Sweet and eager to please, she experiences a late entry into motherhood that takes them all by surprise. James Fisher is directing, and the producer is Betty Ann Sterner. Play dates are Thursday through Saturday, July 12-14, and Thursday through Sunday, July 19-22, at the Tellico Community Playhouse, located at 304 Lakeside Plaza in Tellico Village. Tickets will go on sale online on Monday, June 11, at www.tellicocommunityplayhouse.org.
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Upcoming Schedule for June • June 1: Classico from 6 to 9 pm • June 15: Classico from 6 to 9 pm • June 16: Rarity Bay Country Club from 5:30 to 8:30 pm • June 20: Kahite from 5:30 to 8:30 pm
Tennessee Valley Players Presents “Into the Woods”
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Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Book by James Lapine Originally Directed on Broadway by James Lapine Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick
he Tennessee Valley Players proudly present “Into the Woods.” James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim take everyone’s favorite storybook characters and bring them together for a timeless, yet relevant classic. The Tony Award-winning book and score are both enchanting and touching. The Brothers Grimm hit the stage with an epic fairytale about wishes, family, and the choices we make. This musical is presented “in the round” at the Carousel Theatre next to the Clarence Brown Theatre on the University of Tennessee campus. The Tennessee Valley Players is pleased to produce the show in collaboration with the University of Tennessee School of Music. Performances are June 8-10, 15-17, and 21-24 – Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 7:30 pm and Sundays at 3 pm. Admission is $20 a ticket and for children 12 years old and younger, $10 a ticket. Tickets can be purchased on the Tennessee Valley Players’ website with a credit card ahead of time. Tickets may also be purchased at the box office starting one hour prior to each show with cash, check, or credit card. For more information, call 865-203-2673 or visit www.tennesseevalleyplayers.org.
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ne of the most recognizable – and most downloaded – songs of all time is Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin’." Co-written by then-lead singer, Steve Perry, and keyboardist, Jonathan Cain, the song has become the anthem of generations and is considered a staple of the soundtrack of teens of the ’80s. Jonathan Cain took time out of his incredibly busy schedule to talk with me about his just-released autobiography, “Don’t Stop Believin’,” as well as what fans can expect at Journey’s stop with Def Leppard at ThompsonBoling Arena on June 6th. I spoke with him by phone at his Florida home just before he headed out to church with his wife of three years, Reverend Paula White. With more than seven years spent working on his book, I asked him how he felt about the finished product. “It’s been quite a journey, no pun intended. It really has been a journey. I learned a lot. I must’ve re-wrote this book 10 times. But really, getting into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame changed my whole focus. From the lens of that, it was easy to look back and see how to tell the story. I think that really needed to happen before the book could come together the way it came.” When asked what he hoped people would take away from the book when they finished it, he said: “I hope it gives them a sense of confidence. They get hope. You have to continue to walk, because you may have a good season and make a million dollars. That doesn’t mean anything. This seeking – you can always be better. I feel that there’s always a way to improve. I kept looking and searching for ways I could get better and be more effective.
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“Eventually I learned how to tell my own story, which took a lot of work. Just because you can write a song doesn’t mean you’re cut out to be a writer. I learned where my voice was. I learned a lot about grammar. It was like going back to school again really. “But all that just goes to when I wanted to write songs, I focused in on that early on. I realized I wasn’t going to be a virtuoso. But I think in the end, it’s confidence, perseverance – it takes work to get somewhere. Just because you think you got somewhere doesn’t mean that’s the end result, as my father said. It’s just a stepping stone. That was his big line: ‘It’s only a stepping stone.’ I’d say, ‘Dad, how far do I have to go to prove it to you?’ and he’d say, ‘I’ll tell you when you get it.’ “When Journey came along, he looked at me and said, ‘That’s what I said. That’s what I meant. That’s what I mean.’ Pretty cool, Dad. That’s why I dedicate the book to him. “Also, I hope all the young fathers out there take note and pay attention to the gifts your child has the way my dad did and lift them up in those areas they’re excelling in and recognize it. Give them confidence that it’s possible.” Jonathan makes it crystal clear in the book that his dad was his biggest influencer and encourager. I asked him how he thought his dad would feel about the book. “It is a legacy of our family, of the generations that he was part of. He brought me to the fiddle with my grandfather, and it turns out that my great grandfather played the violin. My uncles played. So that legacy that he shared is well represented in the book. I’m only a part
of him, so I think he would be very happy with it.” Since we last spoke, Jonathan’s spiritual walk seems to be much more prominent and devout. I asked him what would he like fans to know about that walk. “I want people to know you are worth it. I want fans to know this isn’t about religion. God isn’t about religion. It’s about the light and the hope and the love. He’s not an angry God. He’s not a judging God. He’s a good God. You can always return. So my point is that it’s never too late to return. He’s always there for you. He’s been there in the background. I tell people it’s like He pays for the suite that you’re in; He makes sure you have room service; He makes sure your room’s clean; and you just thank Him. He pays all the bills.” Knoxville will be showing Jonathan and the band that it won’t stop believin’ in the band on June 6th. “Don’t Stop Believin’” is available online and at your favorite place to buy books. You can read the extended version of this interview at www.boomerocity.com. Randy’s first interview was at the tender age of 13 with none other than Col. Tom Parker. Thirty-six years later he founded the webzine, Boomerocity.com, and has conducted close to 200 interviews with some of the most interesting people in music.
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The WannaBeatles Live in Concert at the Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center
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ome experience a different kind of Beatles Tribute – a one-of-a-kind show that blends the great classic songs of the British Invasion with hilarious on-stage antics. On Saturday, June 30, at the Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center, the nationally known group, The WannaBeatles, will be performing all of your favorite songs from the iconic group, along with selections from other quintessential bands of the ’60s and ’70s. “We are thrilled to announce that The WannaBeatles will be performing in our amphitheater, and we are expecting quite a show!” said Logan Hull, Director of Special Events at the Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center. “This is a unique opportunity to hear this Grammy Award-nominated band here in Townsend.” The Heritage Center, as it is affectionately known, is at its core a Heritage and Cultural Museum and has been hosting concerts in its covered amphitheater for more than 10 years. “There is no denying that music is an integral part of our history in East Tennessee, and we are lucky to have this facility to host this amazing group,” said Logan. “This Nashville-based band has been the only tribute act to have actually written songs for Paul McCartney, and they have brought smiles to fans for years!” Dennis Scott, one of the four dynamic members, is a two-time Grammy and Emmy award-winning composer and producer. His songs have been recorded by such artists as Ray Charles, Faith Hill, and even the Muppets! He and his band will be playing oldies and goodies such as “I Want to Hold Your Hand,” “Can’t Buy Me Love,” and “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band,” as well as medleys from such bands as The Monkees, The Who, and The Doors. The ticket sales from this benefit concert will directly support the Heritage Center’s mission of preserving, protecting, and promoting the unique history and rich culture of this region. The Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is located only 45 minutes from West Knoxville at 123 Cromwell Drive in Townsend. Tickets are on sale now by calling 865-448-0044 between 9 am and 5 pm. Advanced ticket prices will be $15 for members of the GSM Heritage Center and $20 for non-members. Tickets are general admission seating, and quantities are limited. Tickets at the door will be $20 for members and $25 for non-members. Advance tickets are recommended! The evening will kick off at 5 pm with dinner available for an additional charge from Mooyah’s Burgers, Shakes and Fries. The performance will begin at 7 pm. If you have never been to a concert at the Heritage Center before, it is recommended that you bring a lawn chair, and note that no outside food or beverage is allowed. For more information and to purchase tickets, call 865-4480044 or visit www.GSMHeritageCenter.org. The concert is sponsored by First Century Bank, The Smoky Mountain Tourism Development Authority, Mooyah’s Burgers, Shakes, and Fries, Parkway Grocery, and media sponsor Everything Knoxville.
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here’s something for everyone in the 20th Annual Summer Movie Magic lineup! Moviegoers will travel back in time and see these classics as they should be: In a historic theater surrounded by other movie-lovers, enjoying some popcorn and a cold drink. Come experience some of your favorite classics on the big screen! Prior to each screening, hear the Mighty Wurlitzer organ fill the auditorium with magnificent music. Tickets are available at the Tennessee Theatre box office, Ticketmaster.com or by phone at 865-684-1200. The ticket price is $9 for adults and $7 for children under 12 and seniors 65 and over. A subscription to all six films is $45 for adults and $36 for children and seniors. “Summer Movie Magic is a 20-year tradition at the Tennessee Theatre, paying homage to the theater’s history and legacy as a grand movie palace,” said Becky Hancock, the Theatre’s Executive Director. “From opening day in 1928 and virtually every year since, the Tennessee’s movie screen has featured Hollywood’s most beloved films and created special memories for movie-goers of all ages. I invite you to join us for Summer Movie Magic and make your own memories that will last a lifetime.” The complete 2018 Summer Movie Magic Series is as follows:
Vertigo
» Friday, June 15, at 8 pm » Sunday, June 17, at 2 pm The film stars James Stewart as former police detective John “Scottie” Ferguson. Scottie is forced into early retirement because an incident in the line of duty has caused him to develop acrophobia (an extreme fear of heights) and vertigo (a false sense of rotational movement).
Grease
» Friday, June 29, at 8 pm » Sunday, July 1, at 2 pm Go back to high school with Pink Lady (Olivia Newton-John) and leader of the bad-boy T-Birds, Danny (John Travolta), for a rockin’ and rollin’ good time. Come sing along!
Treasure of Sierra Madre
» Friday, July 20, at 8 pm » Sunday, July 22, at 2 pm The classic tale of the elusive search for gold in the Sierra Madre Mountains by
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» Friday, August 10, at 8 pm » Sunday, August 12, at 2 pm Harry and Sally meet when she gives him a ride to New York after they both graduate from the University of Chicago. The film jumps through their lives as they both search for love, but fail, bumping into each other time and time again.
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» Friday, August 24, at 8 pm » Sunday, August 26, at 2 pm After a bitter divorce, a father disguises himself as a female housekeeper to spend time with his children held in custody by his former wife. For more information on Summer Movie Magic, visit www.tennesseetheatre.com.
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hile most retirees worry about stock market downturns, an even bigger financial threat is an unexpected health event that Medicare doesn’t cover. The average cost of home health care and assisted living is more than $40,000/ year and a full-skilled care facility is more than $70,000/ year. This retirement planning decision is truly a family one – if you don’t make plans to cover these costs, the burden falls to your adult children, who are trying to save for their own retirement and their kids’ education. That is not a scenario anyone wishes for their children! Several options exist to pay for home health and long-term care costs: 1. Self-insure and rely on family members Pros: If you never need long-term care, you haven’t spent money on unnecessary
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o you love to grow, harvest, and prepare your own produce? What about your own honey? These topics and more will be covered at Fruits of the Backyard, a University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture event for homeowners and producers alike who want to learn in a fun environment. Scheduled for June 19 at the Middle Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center, this event promises to give you the information you need to make your backyard even more delicious. The field day features three topicspecific breakout sessions with UT Extension specialists. Carol Reese, Extension area specialist, will discuss bee keeping and harvesting your own honey; Natalie Bumgarner, Extension plant sciences expert, will give an in-depth talk on peppers in preparation for summer gardens; and David Lockwood, Extension fruit and nut crops specialist, will give an overview of site selection and preparation must-dos. Attendees will get many opportunities throughout the day to ask questions and hear solutions that are specific to their site
and situation from area farmers, and any unanswered questions can be addressed at the closing panel, which will include each of the UT Extension specialists presenting. Beginning at 8:30 am and concluding at 1 pm CDT, this event is free and open to the public. The Fruits of the Backyard Field Day also features educational displays from UTIA, UT Extension, and one very exciting display from Spring Hill High School students and instructor Gwynne Evans. A trade show will feature exhibitors from Middle Tennessee. Plant and pest diagnostics, as well as soil testing, will be available throughout the day from trade show exhibitors. The Middle Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center is located at 1000 Main Entrance Drive in Spring Hill, Tennessee, on Highway 31 North. The site is about 20 minutes south of Nashville, accessible from exit 53 from Interstate 65. Registration is not required, but anyone planning to attend with special needs or questions may contact Kevin Thompson, MTREC Director, at 931-486-2129. For more information, visit www.middle.tennessee.edu.
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n August 2, Creedence Clearwater Revisited and Night Ranger are set to kick off the 22nd annual Biltmore Concert Series. Concerts are staged on the South Terrace of Biltmore House, with breathtaking twilight views of Mount Pisgah and the Blue Ridge Mountains. The 2018 Biltmore Concert Series line-up is as follows: » Aug. 2: Creedence Clearwater Revisited and Night Ranger (Arena Rock) » Aug. 3: Jay Leno (Stand-Up Comedy) » Aug. 9: for KING & COUNTRY and Lauren Daigle (Contemporary Christian) » Aug. 11: An Evening with Lyle Lovett and His Large Band (Country/ Folk/Western Swing) » Aug. 16: The Temptations and the Four Tops (R&B) Photo courtesy of The Biltmore Company All shows start at 7:30 pm. Tickets may be purchased at www.biltmore.com/concerts, by calling 866-336-1255, or in person at Biltmore’s Reservation and Ticketing Sales Center, located at 1 Lodge Street in Asheville, NC. Performers and dates are subject to change.
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These enduring arena rock legends are known for classics such as “Proud Mary,” “Fortunate Son,” “I Put a Spell on You,” “Sister Christian,” and “Don’t Tell Me You Love Me.”
Jay Leno
Television Academy Hall of Fame inductee and multi-Emmy Award-winning talk show host and stand-up comedian, Jay Leno, is one of America’s favorite entertainers. Leno dominated late night television for more than two decades as host of “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.”
for KING & COUNTRY and Lauren Daigle
Known for such hits as “Priceless” and “Run Wild,” for KING & COUNTRY is a Grammy Award-winning Christian duo. Also appearing is Grammy-nominated, Billboard Music Award-winning artist, Lauren Daigle, who has garnered acclaim with her hit singles “O Lord” and “First.”
An Evening with Lyle Lovett and His Large Band
Texas-based Lyle Lovett fuses elements of country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel, and blues in a convention-defying manner that breaks down barriers. His accolades include four Grammy Awards, the Americana Music Association’s inaugural Trailblazer Award, and being named Texas State Musician.
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R&B specialists The Temptations and the Four Tops hit the South Terrace stage for performances of their classics “My Girl,” “Ain’t Too Proud to Beg,” “Papa Was a Rolling Stone,” “Baby I Need Your Loving,” and “I Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch).”
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Located in Asheville, North Carolina, Biltmore was the vision of George W. Vanderbilt. Designed by Richard Morris Hunt, America’s largest home is a 250-room French Renaissance chateau, exhibiting the Vanderbilt family’s original collection of furnishings, art, and antiques. Biltmore estate encompasses more than 8,000 acres, including renowned gardens designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, the father of American landscape architecture. Today Biltmore has grown to include Antler Hill Village, which features the award-winning Winery and Antler Hill Farm; The Inn on Biltmore Estate, a four-star accommodation; Village Hotel on Biltmore Estate; Equestrian Center; numerous restaurants; event and meeting venues; and Biltmore For Your Home, the company’s licensed products division. For more information, call 877-BILTMORE or visit www.biltmore.com.
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Let Bakers Creek Storage Help You Get Organized
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f you have too much stuff – and who doesn’t? – it’s time to get organized, and Bakers Creek Storage is ready to help with 125 brand new climate and non-climate selfstorage options available for you to select from. Designed to be convenient, secure, and affordable, with rates starting as low as $65 monthly, Bakers Creek Storage offers climate controlled units in 10’x10’, 10’x15’, and 10’x20’ sizes. Non-climate controlled units are available in 10’x10’, 10’x15’, 10’x20’, and 10’x30’ sizes. Located at 7442 Highway 411S in nearby and convenient Greenback, Bakers Creek Storage offers high visibility, perimeter fencing, security cameras, lighting, and automated gate with passcode/keypad entry. Also, customers will really appreciate the fact that the entrance and all drives are newly paved concrete. Bakers Creek Storage is owned by husband and wife team and local entrepreneurs, Joe and Pam Everett. On-site office hours are from 9 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday or by appointment. If convenience, security, and affordability in climate and non-climate controlled selfstorage are important to you, then you need to stop by and visit Bakers Creek Storage during their regular business hours. It’s time to get organized! But act soon, as nearly 50% of their non-climate self-storage units are already gone. Bakers Creek Storage 7442 Highway 411S Greenback, TN 37742 865-973-4367 www.bakerscreekstorage.com bakerscreekstorage@gmail.com
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Gibbon Trails and Langur Landing Voted One of 10 Best Animal Exhibits in U.S.
oo Knoxville’s Gibbon Trails and Langur Landing have been voted one of the top 10 animal exhibits in the country by USA TODAY 10Best Reader’s Choice travel awards. Gibbon Trails and Langur Landing, a $6 million multiacre habitat for white-handed gibbons and silvered leaf langurs, officially opened on March 2. Part of the Boyd Family Asian Trek, Gibbon Trails and Langur Landing immerses zoo guests in a 360 degree aerial experience in a rainforest tree canopy. The habitats are designed with multiple viewing levels that allow the primates to pass directly over the heads of visitors or be eye-to-eye with them in a 60-foot-tall treehouse accessible by a suspension bridge. The new expansion also allows soaring views of Tiger Forest and incorporates a new outdoor training demonstration area for Malayan tigers. Gibbon Trails is home to one of the zoo’s most beloved ambassadors, Georgie. Langur Landing is home to Walter, Teagan, Melody, and Opie, a family of silvered
leaf langurs that are a new species to Zoo Knoxville. “It was an honor to be nominated, and we are thrilled our public considers these habitats among the most dynamic in the country for both animals and guests,” said Lisa New, President and CEO. “We have been focused on evolving from a great zoo for a ‘city of our size’ to being recognized as a great zoo, period. We are thankful our
community supports that vision.” The complete list of winning zoo exhibits can be found at www.10best.com/awards/travel/best-zooexhibit-2018. Zoo Knoxville is a non-profit entity situated on 53 wooded acres just east of downtown Knoxville. Zoo Knoxville features exhibits of wild animals in natural habitats and is world renowned for its efforts in conservation and species survival. Zoo Knoxville is nationally accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) and is committed to the highest standards in animal care and well-being, ethics, conservation, and education. Knoxville’s largest attraction, the zoo is open every day except Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. The zoo is open Monday through Friday from 9 am to 4 pm and Saturday and Sunday from 9 am to 5 pm. Admission and ticket sales stop one-hour before the zoo closes. For more information, visit www.zooknoxville.org.
The 3 “M”s in Real Estate: Marketing, Marketing, Marketing
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n the real estate marketplace, you will often hear the phrase “location, location, location,” which emphasizes the significant role that location represents in the resale of your existing home. While important, your home’s location is just one of the many components that must be considered when developing a winning marketing strategy. Well-thought out marketing strategies greatly enhance your potential for success and replace what often has passed for marketing in the past, namely a for sale sign in the front yard. A well-thought out marketing strategy that is carefully implemented can often result in selling your home faster and for the highest price possible when compared to the for sale sign method.
I typically have a sit-down strategy session with the sellers where we discuss their expectations, the unique features and characteristics of their home, market valuations, schools, shopping, essential city services, etc. Based on this information, we carefully develop a strategy to target a variety of communication and advertising platforms designed to reach prospective buyers. In preparation for marketing your home, we recommend enhancements to its interior and exterior, take professional photos, including overhead drone photography, prepare sales sheets for each home, and then custom design signage for your home. Your home is unique, and your marketing strategy should be as unique as your home. That is why I am en-
gaged every step of the way. From staging and photography to custom sign design, market strategy development, and negotiations, I will do everything in my power to sell your home in as little time as possible, and at the highest possible price. There are no guarantees in life, but by taking a professional approach to marketing your home from the start, your potential for success is greatly enhanced. Jesse C. Boling, REALTOR® Exit Real Estate Professionals Network 865-383-3948 office 865-335-7270 cell Jesse.FindKnoxvilleHouses.com
FOR SALE | Delightful Contemporary in Prime Farragut Location This move-in ready offers a 2-story floor plan with spacious living areas. Features include open kitchen and dining area as well as the living room with vaulted ceilings. Relaxing screened-in porch and a quiet back deck to enjoy the wooded area. Enjoy fall mountain views from top of wooded lot in the large gazebo. New roof in 2011, extra storage, mins to Farragut schools, Turkey Creek, Ft. Loudon Lake and Farragut Parks. MLS#1042433 521 Annandale Rd, Knoxville, TN 37934
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Main Street Marketplace
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An open-air market located in historic downtown Sweetwater
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he Main Street Marketplace opened on March 17th and is funded by the City of Sweetwater in an effort to continue their historic downtown revitalization efforts. Combining Sweetwater’s rich history of both agriculture and textiles, the Main Street Marketplace hosts a variety of area entrepreneurs providing fresh produce, nursery and plant vendors, as well as artisan crafters. Also, several retail pop-up shops provide everything from home décor to boutique clothing and
handbags. Of course Main Street Marketplace wouldn’t be complete without our popular food vendors featuring homemade ice cream, cakes and treats, shaved ice, BBQ, brick oven pizza made on-site, and hot dogs. Even Knoxville’s favorite Ham N Goody’s has booked a monthly date. It looks as if all of our combined community efforts are paying off, as 2018 is shaping up to be a banner year for retail businesses and restaurants in Sweetwater. Not only did a new Rural King store re-
cently open on Main Street, but Sweetwater will be welcoming a new Huddle House in early June. Last month we featured an article in Everything Knoxville on the new businesses that opened in our historic downtown through the State of Tennessee’s Main Street Entrepreneurs Grant, including the Cup Runneth Over Coffeehouse, Sweet Station Bakery, Vittorino’s Italian Cucina
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R&M Tribute Entertainment Returns to the Renaissance Center in Kingsport, TN
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oin us for an evening of outstanding entertainment on Saturday, June 9, at the Renaissance Center Auditorium, located at 1200 E. Center Street in Kingsport. Show time is at 7 pm. The Elvis & Legends Tribute Show features tributes to the King of Rock N’ Roll – Elvis Presley, Ann Margaret, Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette, and Jeff Foxworthy. Brandon E will perform the ’70s concert era along with our special guest and Pigeon Forge headliner, Stewart Chapman, who will perform the ’50s and ’60s era. Chloe Paige as Ann Margaret will also be making a guest appearance. Ronnie Miller will pay tribute to Johnny Cash, Makenna Harmon performs her tribute to Loretta Lynn, and Donna Kestler performs her tribute to Tammy Wynette. Along with our tributes, we have incorporated some comedian humor. Jamie Simpson has been voted number one in the world for his Jeff Foxworthy tribute. Jamie is also our emcee for the show. Tickets are available for advanced purchase by contacting Missy Miller with R&M Tribute Entertainment at 865-684-6082. Tickets will also be available at the door the night of the show. VIP/reserved seats are $20 and general admission seats are $15. Children ages 6-12 are $7 and 5 and under are free. Ronnie Miller is from Maryville. He is a multi award-winning, professional Elvis Tribute Artist, entertainer, singer, and performer. Ronnie has won several local and national singing awards. He was inducted into National Elvis Organizations. He is also a Johnny Cash Tribute Artist, as well as performs a wide variety of country and gospel entertainment. Ronnie will be performing his tribute to Johnny Cash. Brandon E is from Athens. Brandon grew up surrounded by all of the music Elvis loved so much: Blues, country, rock, and gospel. Brandon developed a love for Elvis and his music at an early age. He has performed Elvis tributes in many venues all across the Southeast. Brandon has won many awards and accolades in his many years as an Elvis Tribute Artist. He most recently (2017) placed in the Smoky Mountain Elvis contest held in Pigeon Forge. Brandon will be performing the ’70s stage concert era. Stewart Chapman is from Stanardsville, Virginia, but recently relocated to Pigeon Forge. In 2016, Stewart won second place in an Elvis contest at the Lake George Elvis Festival. He current performs as a headliner in Pigeon Forge. He will be performing the ’50s and ’60s era of the Kings of Rock N’ Roll. Chloe Page is from GA. She currently resides in Pigeon Forge. She performs Ann Margaret, along with other tributes. She is a new and upcoming performer in the Pigeon Forge area. Jamie Simpson is known as the number one Jeff Foxworthy impersonator in the world. He has met and performed with the real Jeff Foxworthy and currently travels the country performing his tribute. He has performed at theaters in and around Pigeon Forge for decades. Makenna Harmon is from Seymour. She has a passion for traditional country music. She performs tributes to Loretta Lynn and Patsy Cline. She was named the 2018 Entertainer of the Year and Vocalist of the Year in traditional country music in the aNorth American Country Music Association International. Donna Kestler is from Maryville. She has been performing for more than 30 years. She performs her Tammy Wynette tribute, as well as a wide variety of country artists. She was the first female in East Tennessee that brought the popular karaoke to the area. Since then she has developed her tributes to country music and performed in East Tennessee and surrounding areas. For more information about the show or to purchase tickets, contact Missy Miller at 865-684-6082 or tribute. entertainment@yahoo.com.
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215 Iroquois Circle $1,075,000 – MLS#1034382
229 Tecumseh Way $1,065,000 - MLS#1040477
169 Golanvyi Trail $899,700-MLS#1032019
116 Oostagala Drive $849,900-MLS#1028818
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Lake Front - Tellico Village
1003 Meadow Breeze Drive $779,900-MLS#1029642
236 Chicksaw Lane $710,000-MLS#1026292
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221 Chatuga Way $695,000 – MLS#1037875
294 Cheestana Way $689,000-MLS#1021770
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Lake Front - Tellico Village
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159 Saloli Way $675,000-MLS#1028610
155 Saloli Way $655,000-MLS#1027212
120 Tigitsi Lane $645,900-MLS#1015494
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313 Saloli Lane $565,000 - MLS#1039453
212 Coyatee View $559,000 – MLS#1037426
219 Northshore Drive $549,900-MLS#1032245
1510 Fipps Lane $549,000-MLS#1033079
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Lake Front - Tellico Village
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124 Konawa Lane $525,000-MLS#1032204
286 Cheestana Way $499,900-MLS#1015070
123 Tigitsi Lane $489,900-MLS#1028150
12682 Providence Glen Lane $487,000-MLS#1012623
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211 Konawa Lane $479,900-MLS#1033531
368 Cheestana Way $472,000 – MLS#1035444
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Basement Ranch – Tellico Village
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Custom w/Lake View - Tellico Village
310 Awohili Lane $459,000 - MLS#1040653
311 Gadusi Lane $459,000 – MLS#1034427
400 Ookedaliya Place $449,900 MLS# 1032151
162 Tommotley Drive $429,900-MLS#1004937
223 Konawa Lane $485,000 - MLS#1037809
103 Doostoo Lane $479,900-MLS#1012226
201 Coyatee Shores $565,000-MLS#1029817
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101 Sunali Lane $439,000-MLS#1028539
103 Cheeskogili Way $439,000-MLS#1030061
152 Tahlequah Lane $429,000 – MLS#1034168
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Beautiful Historic Home – Loudon County 307 East 2nd Avenue $425,000 – MLS#1037440
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Golf Front w/ Lake & Mtn Views - Tellico Village
Golf Front - Tellico Village
223 Tuhdegwa Lane $399,900 - MLS#1040571
140 Vinita Lane $389,000 – MLS#1034164
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Immaculate Ranch Home - Tellico Village
Energy Star Home – Tellico Village
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105 Osage Court $389,000 - MLS#1038241
409 Tanasi Way $383,000 – MLS#1034947
New Construction - Tellico Village
Open Floor Plan - Tellico Village
103 Waynoka Lane $419,000-MLS#1021739
203 Seminole View $399,000-MLS#1033473
One Level Home – Tellico Village 259 Gadusi Way $360,000 – MLS#1033924
Golf / Lake & Mtn Views Tellico Village 144 Walosi Way $349,900-MLS#1028226
127 Kawga Way $379,900 – MLS#1037319
210 Cheestana Way $365,000-MLS#1023649
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Golf Front w/Swimming Pool Tellico Village
100 Dudala Way $349,900-MLS#1022990
142 Oostanali Way $349,900-MLS#1019265
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Custom Built - Tellico Village
Ranch w/Bonus Room - Tellico Village
New Construction - Tellico Village
Ranch Style - Tellico Village
114 Daleyuhski Trace $329,900-MLS#1013967
209 Cheeyo Trace $325,000-MLS#1032356
214 Saligugi Circle $319,900-MLS#1027710
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Lake Views - Tellico Village
One Level – Tellico Village
Immaculate Rancher – Tellico Village
214 Konawa Lane $299,900 - MLS#1038547
158 Vinita Lane $289,900 – MLS#1035883
197 Dudala Way $275,000 – MLS#1037161
369 Dudala Way $349,000-MLS#1026212
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Townhome w/Lake View Tellico Village 229 Chota Hills Lane $269,900-MLS#1028979
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One Level Home - Tellico Village
Ranch Style Home – Tellico Village
Basement Ranch – Tellico Village
Open Floor Plan – Tellico Village
320 Chatuga Lane $265,000 - MLS#1039990
220 Saligugi Circle $249,000 – MLS#1036539
207 Cheeskogili Lane $227,000 – MLS#1034320
210 Toqua Greens Lane $215,000 – MLS#1034376
Lakefront – Tellico Village
Lakefront – Tellico Village
Lakefront (Non Dockable) - Tellico Village
Lake View – Tellico Village
Lot 2 Blk 17 Tanasi Coves $550,000 - MLS#1041141
Lot 3 Blk 17 Tanasi Coves $550,000 - MLS#1041118
Lot 26 Blk 12 Kahite $289,900 - MLS#1040463
Lot 10 Blk 14 Toqua Coves $129,000 – MLS#1039938
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t seems that summer arrived a little early this year. This transition from cold to hot has caused some problems, so there are several things that you will need to do this month: 1. Do frequent walk-arounds. Plants are stressed and therefore more vulnerable to disease and insects. If you catch problems when they are just beginning, you have a better chance of getting them under control. Keep in mind, however, that you do not need to spray every single thing that crawls on your plants! Make sure that it is doing damage before you spray it. An example is a lady who wanted to kill the ladybugs on her tomato until I explained that one ladybug can clean all the aphids off a tomato plant in a single day! 2. You can prune the winter damage from shrubs now if you haven’t already done so. You can also cut back spent bulbs, stalks of spring bloomers (iris, peonies, etc.), and annuals that are getting leggy. If you want to reduce the size of your spring blooming trees and shrubs, prune soon after they stop blooming so that they have not set bud yet. 3. Maintain your container plants. Most will need to be deadheaded, cut back, cleaned up (don’t let the spent blooms settle down into the container), and fertilized weekly. 4. How are your vegetables? You should be able to start harvesting soon if you haven’t already done so. Be vigilant in watching for trouble in the form of insects and disease and treat before it gets out of hand. Splashing water is a quick way to spread disease, so always use soaker hoses or water at the base of the plant. Mulch will help. Call us if you have problems. 5. Resist the urge to overfertilize stressed plants. Organic fertilizers are ok, and compost is ok, but throwing a strong chemical on a stressed plant is like giving a Red Bull to someone who just ran a marathon. It might cause them to croak! Now that those suggestions are out of the way, let’s talk about perennials, because June is perennial month! I love perennials and use them in all my flower beds. There are some things that you need to keep in mind, however, if you are going to make a transition from annuals. First and foremost, many perennials do not have a long bloom time. Four to six weeks is average. This means that if you want consistent blooms, you will need
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Tales of a 4th Grade Nothing at Knoxville Children’s Theatre June 8-24
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noxville Children’s Theatre will present 14 live performances of “Tales of a 4th Grade Nothing,” based on the comedic novel by Judy Blume. Sibling mischief and best pal escapades are the problems Peter Hatcher faces as he attempts to deal with his impossible little brother, Fudge. The live stage play will be performed June 8-24. Everyone makes such a fuss about Fudge, Peter Hatcher’s little brother. Everyone in New York City! But Fudge goes too far when he swallows Peter’s turtle! Based on the popular title by perennial favorite Judy Blume, “Tales of a 4th Grade Nothing” is a humorous look at family life and the troubles that can only be caused by a younger sibling. Surface Doc The play is performed by 17 talented young actors from 865-567-1986 ages 6 to 14. P. J. Copeland, a veteran KCT performer, www.surfacedoc.com plays Peter. Levi Payne, a 6-year-old performer who recently played Tiny Tim at the Clarence Brown Theatre, plays Fudge. High school freshmen Elijah Payne and Chloe Carmichael play the boys’ parents. Four actors are making their KCT debuts: Jayden Ferguson, Bray Krumenacker, Pressley Rule, and Macon Sloane. The rest of the cast includes KCT veterans Jenna Blumberg, Carlie Boxt, Ellie Copeland, Nico Ellerbusch, Skylar Justice, Wyatt Keeton, Julia countertops Lance, Delana Pritchard, and Lily Segars. WE CLEAN AND SEAL: Zack Allen, KCT’s Producing Tile & Grout • Concrete • Natural Stone • Carpet Director, will direct the Wood & Composite Decking • Travertine • Slate play. High school students Marble • Granite • Bricks • Linoleum Konnor Stump (Bearden High), Wheeler Moon (West LIFE IS BETTER LIVED CLEAN High), Laura Snyder (Oak • 100% Customer Satisfaction Ridge), Charlotte Stark, and • Fast and Affordable Service others will perform the plays • Licensed and Insured technical duties. Sophomore tile & grout Draven Copeland will be the play’s stage manager. Our state-of-the-art Our process surgically KCT is East Tennessee’s process restores your floors removes the dirt, grime, leading producer of plays for to a like-new appearance Call for a FREE, no obligation demonstration oil and bacteria children. For more information, call 865-208-3677 or visit www. SERVING THE GREATER KNOXVILLE AREA | COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL | MONTHLY / QUARTERLY PROGRAMS AVAILABLE knoxvillechildrenstheatre.com.
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UT Gardens’ Plant of the Month: ‘Cheyenne Spirit’ Submitted by Alice Kimbrell, horticulturist with the UT Gardens, Knoxville
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oming from the Greek word for hedgehog due to its spiny, unique center, Echinacea, or coneflower, has always been one of my favorite perennials. The plant’s overabundance of summer-blooming flowers attracts a multitude of beneficial pollinators to the garden, plus the cultivars bloom in a rainbow of colors. One of the AAS Trial Winners for 2013, Echinacea x hybrida ‘Cheyenne Spirit,’ is stealing the show in the coneflower department. An herbaceous perennial, this cultivar requires minimal care – no deadheading, staking, or excessive watering, not to mention the plant is deer resistant. Also, it comes in nearly every color you can think of, including white, yellow, orange, red, and purple – sometimes all on one plant! Like other coneflowers, ‘Cheyenne Spirit’ requires full sun for the best and biggest prolific blooms. It is drought tolerant, especially after the first year, and it grows well in a variety of soils. It is also resistant to rain and wind damage, refusing to topple over in most storms in contrast to traditional Echinacea. ‘Cheyenne Spirit’ plants are somewhat bushy and upright and with blooms, measure about 32 inches tall. This plant will happily grow in zones 4-9. ‘Cheyenne Spirit’ is perfect for pollinator or cottage-style gardens when planted in a perennial bed or used in mass plantings in a landscape border. All Echinacea species are native to North America, so this plant is also a suitable choice for a native garden. Blooming the first year, the 3-inch to 4-inch flower heads are sure to attract a variety of butterflies and other pollinators. Plus, if you leave the old flower heads on the plant into fall and winter, birds, especially goldfinches, will enjoy eating the seeds. You can find ‘Cheyenne Spirit’ growing all across the state, and specimens are on display in all three of UT Gardens locations: Knoxville, Jackson, and Crossville. Echinacea ‘Cheyenne Spirit’ is also widely available at local nurseries. The UT Gardens include plant collections located in Knoxville, Jackson, and Crossville. Designated as the official botanical garden for the State of Tennessee, the collections are part of the UT Institute of Agriculture. The Gardens’ mission is to foster appreciation, education, and stewardship of plants through garden displays, educational programs, and research trials. The Gardens are open during all seasons and free to the public. For more information, visit www.ag.tennessee.edu/utg.
Ijams Nature Center and Central Cinema Present 2018 Movies Under the Stars
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n 2004, my husband and I toured Tellico Village and as a result, purchased a plot in the Coyatee Cove area. Since this time, my husband passed away, but my desire to build our dream home was strong. After much research and a few interviews with builders, I selected Kit Keener of Keener Homes. To begin the process, Kit referred me to a local designer. After several months of tweaking the design, we finally connected with the perfect plan; Kit patiently worked with me in regards to my budget requirements. Living in Indiana, and being single, the thought of not being present during the build was overwhelming. Kit introduced me to his project manager, and both of them reassured me that I was in good hands. We broke ground the beginning of October 2016. Pictures of the ground clearing and the foundation build were being sent to me on a weekly basis. Emails were often sent updating me on the progress of the build. In November 2016, I made a trip to Tennessee for the electrical walk-through. At that time, the walls were up, so I was able to visualize the home for the first time in person and felt more at ease. As months went by, pictures, emails, and phone conversations often kept me updated. Of course those who have built a home know that nothing goes as smoothly as you would like; however, Kit and his team were always there making me feel as if there weren’t any problems at all. Of course I can’t forget Krisha Loud, Office Manager. She was instrumental in so many ways and helped me watch the bottom line. I can’t thank Kit and his team enough for making the entire building process very comfortable for me. I definitely have new Tennessee friends.” – JoEllyn Brockmeyer
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rab your blankets and lawn chairs – it’s time for the 2018 Movies Under the Stars presented by Ijams Nature Center and Central Cinema! The five-month series features beloved fantasy films and horror flicks. This annual tradition brings thousands of people to the nature center to enjoy outdoor screenings of beloved movies, food trucks, a beer garden, and more. Events kick off Saturday, June 2, with E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (PG), Stephen Spielberg’s beloved science fiction blockbuster about a boy who helps his new alien friend find his way home. Saturday, July 14, marks the return of Terror in the Woods, an evening of chills, thrills, and a haunted trail from FrightWorks. Co-presented by the Knoxville Horror Film Fest, this event boasts a double feature of Cabin Fever (R), the tale of a group of friends who develop a mysterious skin virus while out in the woods, and Severance (R), a comedy horror film about co-workers who fight for their lives in a remote mountain forest. Jim Henson and Frank Oz’s high fantasy adventure film, The Dark Crystal (PG), shows on Saturday, August 18. With groundbreaking animatronics, this 1982 classic holds a special place in the hearts of fans. Another Spielberg classic, Hook (PG), screens on Saturday, September 1. Robin Williams and Dustin Hoffman lead this fantasy adventure film that finds Peter Pan living as a corporate lawyer in London with no memory of his amazing childhood. When Captain Hook kidnaps Peter’s children, he returns to Neverland to save them. The series concludes on Friday, October 5, with Stephen King’s Pet Sematary (R), the frightening tale of a burial ground with the power to revive the dead. This event is co-presented with the Knoxville Horror Film Fest. Doors open at 6 pm, and movies start at dark. Coolers and outside alcohol are prohibited. Tickets are $8 per person for regular movies, $15 per person for Terror in the Woods, and $25 for a family four-pack of tickets (regular movies only). Summer Movies Passes are $35 per person and include entrance to all five movie nights. The deadline to purchase Summer Movies Passes is June 2. For more information, visit www.Ijams.org. Ijams Nature Center is a non-profit, 315-acre educational nature center for all ages, abilities, and walks of life. Located just three miles from downtown Knoxville, Ijams offers hundreds of education programs annually and features 12 miles of hiking and mixed-use trails, a public access river dock, swimming, boating, biking, and more. The Ijams grounds and trails are open every day from 8 am until dusk. The Visitor Center is open Monday through Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm and Sunday from 11 am to 5 pm.
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MCFA Pets of the Month
10B • East Tennessee’s Mountain Views, June, 2018
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acaroni is a very dignified black and white domestic longhair female. She is seven years young and loves attention; the makings of a perfect lap cat! She will ask you to brush her daily to prevent painful mats in her lovely coat. MacGregor is a very handsome three year old orange tabby male who is FIV positive and needs to be an indoor ONLY cat. He may come across a bit gruff at first but quickly becomes very affectionate and loves attention. He will do best as the only cat (or with another FIV positive cat). FIVpositive cats live normal lives and just need an immunity boosting supplement and check-ups twice per year at the vet. They need a healthy diet (not raw due to immunity issues). Bing, a black domestic shorthair male, is just a teenager at about one year old and
is looking to form a long-term bond with a loving owner. Of course cats don’t have owners, they have “staff,” but you can ignore that and think of her as your sleek and shiny house panther. She has lots of energy and is very friendly and playful. She’ll reach out of her condo to get your attention. All animals adopted are spayed or neutered, have age appropriate vaccinations and testing, and are microchipped with registration. Cats are litter box trained. There is a $40 adoption fee if over two years old, $50 under 2. Please remember their true purrrsonality may not show in the shelter environment. They may be uncomfortable or scared, so take time to pet them while they are still in their condo and let them get used to you before you pick him/her up. We have kittens that need foster homes.
As a foster home, you help kittens that need to be bottle fed, older weaned kittens that just need to grow and gain enough weight so they can be spayed/neutered a adopted, or unsocialized cats or kittens that have had minimal human contact. They just need some TLC so they can be adopted. And one of the best reasons for being a cat/kitten foster is that even if it’s pouring rain, you don’t have to walk them. Please call the shelter for additional information.
Meet Hazel
The Dog of the Month from the Monroe County Animal Shelter is Hazel. She is a 2+ year old Basenji mix. Basenjis are known for their “barkless” feature, where they make more of a yodel sound than a bark. They have short hair and are known for being clever and endearing. Hazel is a gentle, calm dog who recently sat for a long period of time in one of our volunteer’s laps, soaking up the love and affection. Hazel would need a fenced-in yard and would do well in a family with respectful children. When you adopt a pet (or for those of you who already have a pet), you might be tempted to feed it people food. Be aware that the following foods can make
your cat or dog ill: Chocolate, grapes, onions, and salty foods like chips. Also, certain household products can be harmful: Vaseline, breath fresheners, bar soap, and fabric softener sheets. If you suspect your pet has been made ill because of these substances, contact Animal Poison Control Center at 888426-4435. Our shelter is full! If you can’t adopt a pet, please consider fostering a dog, cat, or kitten. Fostering is a wonder way to help socialize pets to get them ready for adoption while you get a great dose of unconditional love. The Monroe County Animal Shelter is located at 170 Kefauver Lane in Madisonville (behind Walmart) and is open Tuesday through Friday 114:30 and Saturdays 11-2. For more information, contact the shelter at 423-442-1015. Check out all available pets on our website at www. monroecountyfriendsofanimals.org Do you need to update your spring wardrobe? Come by the Monroe County Friends of Animals thrift store at 884 Englewood Street in Madisonville. New merchandise arrives daily and is priced to move. Open Wednesday through Saturday 10-4.
Take Full Advantage of Your Great American Backyard!
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hile families are busy moving events outdoors for the summer, the professionals at Undercover Systems are ready to help you enjoy unlimited out-of-door events that the entire family can take advantage of all year-round, regardless of the weather. Now is the perfect time to install the patented and totally unique underdeck ceiling system under your home’s existing raised decks from the nation’s premier manufacturer of underdecking systems: Undercover Systems. This underdeck system will ensure that this year’s events will be protected from unexpected and unwanted rain, the searing summertime sun, and even winter sleet and snow for you avid BBQ aficionados. “Now is a great time to weatherproof all of your out-of-door events,” said Jim Conn, owner of Undercover Systems. “Throughout the entire process, our skilled craftsmen work with you, each step of the way, until your project is completed to your satisfaction. Because your project will be completed before the arrival of the dog days of summer, your family can begin enjoying your new outdoor living spaces just as the barbeque season really heats up.” Undercover’s patented underdecking system helps to extend your outdoor season of enjoyment by protecting your family from unexpected changes in weather. This system is custom engineered by Undercover Systems to fit your home’s exact specifications, unlike many of their competitors that purchase their components from local suppliers using a one-size-fits-all approach. You’ll also appreciate the fact that Undercover’s underdecking system is self-supported and does not attach to your deck joists. This promotes greater air circulation, which protects the structural integrity of your home’s existing deck. A complaint-free member of the Better Business Bureau, Undercover Systems provides homeowners the peace of mind that they deserve in a building contractor by offering a completely turn-key experience. Why not surprise your family today with a special out-of-doors gift that the entire family can enjoy all year long and start creating a lifetime of memories with family and friends? Call Jim Conn at 423-267-0091, and start enjoying your great American backyard today. Undercover Systems
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Garage Renovation: Starting from the Floor Up
June, 2018, East Tennessee’s Mountain Views • 11B
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ost of us grew up with a totally utilitarian garage with a coated floor – coated with oil and dirt. But today’s garages have become an extension of a home’s living space, and that means creating a clean space with flooring that’s durable and easy to clean. For a striking and durable garage floor coating that is easy to maintain, Knoxville’s PremierGarage can transform an oil-stained, pitted, or peeling epoxy-coated garage floor into a showroom quality look. PremierGarage, the nation’s leader in garage enhancements and remodeling, combines its proprietary hybrid polymer flooring system technology with their extensive industry knowledge and experience to provide a high-quality finish that is chemical, stain, and slip resistant. “There have been many improvements in coating technology during the past 20 years, and the preferred garage flooring is our polyurea coating,” said Brain Falls, Flooring Division Manager for PremierGarage. “Polyurea is a hard coating that’s widely specified in commercial settings where failure is not an option, and floors are designed to last.” The two-day process starts with technicians who diamond grind each floor to the ideal surface condition to achieve a permanent chemical bond that substantially outlives traditional epoxies. Curing two times harder than epoxy, the flooring provides a continuous, non-porous coating surface that naturally resists various liquids that may leak from your automobile’s engine. It’s like armor for your concrete floor. Any clean-up requires only a hose or mop. Available in hundreds of various chip and color combinations, you can customize your garage flooring to fit your home and style. The garage will be as aesthetically pleasing as the rest of the home. Premier Garage’s flooring solutions are also suitable for commercial and light industrial applications. Having a PremierGarage floor installed will also: » Increase the resale value of your home » Improve safety with a floor that is slip-, impact-, and heat-resistant and brighten the area with increased light reflectivity » Open up new activities in your garage – it could double as a children’s play area or hobby nook Call PremierGarage and discover the affordability of transforming your garage floor. PremierGarage Powered by Tailored Living 865-947-8686 www.PremierGarage.com/Knoxville
Discovering Art
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o home is complete without the addition of art, which can add both life and personality to your home. But art has many forms, including canvas, framed, metal, wood, monogram, sculpture, and a vast array of other décor items. In fact, a house is not a home without art. At the Good Neighbors Shoppe, we feature a large selection of art pieces that would make welcomed additions to your home – and only at a fraction of their original retail prices. The Good Neighbors Shoppe displays photography, prints (including limited editions), framed, and canvas, along with a large selection of home décor pieces. You’ll discover art in its many forms featuring subjects such as skylines, sunsets, beaches, florals, nature, wildlife, seasons, landscapes, architecture, and many more. Styles include abstract, contemporary, classic, vintage, and retro, along with others. Artwork sells quickly due largely to both their selection and discounted prices, so it’s a good idea to shop early and often. The Good Neighbors Shoppe is also a great place to shop for other items for both you and your home, including apparel, accessories, shoes, housewares, linens, books, antiques, collectibles, and furniture. It’s a win-win at the Good Neighbors Shoppe. Shoppers pay less than the original retail prices for the merchandise they purchase, and proceeds from these sales go to help our neighbors in need throughout Loudon County. In fact, the Good Neighbors Shoppe has donated $3 million to those in need and charitable organizations since it first opened its doors in 2001. So if you want to save – shop. And if you just want to help out – donate your quality items that you may no longer need. But there’s another way to participate, and that’s by donating your time. Everybody wins.
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