Provided by: Eugene Larson

Ellen Larson and two of her graddaughters recently flew this kite at Anchor Park in Farragut. The kite was made by the girl's father, Paul Larson. It turned out to be a very good day with the kite was up about 500 feet. Pictured here with the kite after the flight are Ellen 'Granny' Larson of Farragut, Rebecca Larson of Cedar Bluff Middle School and Sarah Larson who ...
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Provided by: Cathy Rogers

The East Tennessee Border Collie Rescue had its humble beginnings around twelve years ago when Knoxville resident Suzanne West was taking herding lessons locally. West said that dogs "who didn't make the grade were disposed of." She knew that these "less intense" dogs would be wonderful family pets and companions, so she made it her mission to find homes for them. ...
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Provided by: Marti Davis

By Marti Davis davism@knews.com "Knoxville Landmarks & Southern Expressions": a one-woman show of artist B. J. Clark's original paintings and prints, is being hosted at Blount Mansion through May. 31. A public reception for the show's opening will be held 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday (5/4) at Blount Mansion, 200 W. Hill Ave. Knoxville native and Westmoreland...
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Provided by: Anne Allen

Diners at Mancino's Pizza and Grinders, 9209 Middlebrook Pike, will notice something different on the table for the next few weeks. During October Energy Awareness Month, the tables will be sporting placemats designed by Lukas Dobbins, a student at Cedar Bluff Intermediate, at the urging of his art teacher, Jeanne Hardin. His placemat design won first place in the th...
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Provided by: Tyra Haag

The Metropolitan Drug Commission and Community Television (CTV) recently hosted a weeklong camp for local "tweens" ages 15-17, July 16-20, 2007 at Community Television. Webb School of Knoxville senior Mica Clark was selected to attend the camp. Each morning began with warm-up "improv" sessions and acting games. Campers produced their own videos, comm...
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