Sandra Clark is an author at various esteemed publications including The Davis Enterprise and The Philadelphia Tribune. She covers a diverse range of topics such as events and conferences, sports, law and legal affairs, and education, with a focus on urban design and development, competitive sports, and the education system. Sandra's work has been featured in notable platforms like Daily Mail, Journal Of Medical Internet Research, and NewsBreak.
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Sandra's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in the Knoxville area. She covers a wide range of topics including obituaries, education, books, celebrations/events and local community happenings.
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By: Sandra Clark
Friends of the Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont gathered recently to raise $324,000 and celebrate a generous $2.5 million contribution to fund the organization’s “second campus” in Blount County. The Marblegate fundraiser is held annually at Bill and Donna Cobble’s farm and event venue of the same name located in Friendsville. Cynthia Moxley was there and has […]
By: Sandra Clark
Let's talk a minute about Breyauna Holloway. She's representing District 1 on the Board of Education – the district represented for many years by Sam Anderson and most recently by the Rev. Dr. John Butler.
By: Sandra Clark
John Ewart, executive director of Associated General Contractors Knoxville region, was all smiles as students, builders, donors and veterans gathered to dedicate 20 tiny houses at Hero’s Hill, Liberty Street in Knoxville, Tennessee. John called it “a special day.” As a U.S. Navy veteran, Ewart said the project had an even deeper personal meaning for […]
By: Sandra Clark
Great trip, close to home. It’s the 48th annual Mountaineer Folk Festival at Fall Creek Falls State Park to celebrate the heritage, history and natural beauty of the Cumberland Plateau. The 3-day event is September 11-13, 2026, at the state’s prettiest (my opinion) state park. You will find upwards of 100 craft vendors that sell […]
Hey, folks. This will be my final Monday column for a while. I need the day off. Not Monday, but Sunday, the day when Monday's work gets done.
Wesley House is Knoxville asset I visited Wesley House a couple of years ago when AT&T donated at-home laptops for selected students. Wow. What an impressive program. Executive Director Porschia Pickett has assembled a great team. The place has a neat vibe. Wesley runs an after-school and summer program for elementary and middle school children. […]
The Kodak branch library in Sevier County is one of 15 new and renovated libraries featured in the 2026 Library Design Showcase of the American Library Association. It's online at American Libraries, Fall 2026 issue , which includes a showcase of interior photos.
By: Sandra Clark
I visited Wesley House a couple of years ago when AT&T donated at-home laptops for selected students. Wow. What an impressive program. Executive Director P
Powers, who will be 73 on September 14, 2026, has represented TN House District 36 for eight two-year terms. The district includes Campbell and Union counties and parts of Claiborne County.
Michael Pelton, the UT professor emeritus and wildlife biologist who studied black bears for more than 30 years, passed away on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, at age 86. The University of Tennessee School of Natural Resources announced his death with this statement:
