Susan Espiritu is an Author at KnoxTNToday and NewsBreak. She specializes in themes of religion and spirituality, family and relationships, as well as the publishing industry, covering topics such as authors, books, and meditation. Susan's work has been featured in various platforms, including KnoxTNToday and NewsBreak.
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Susan Espiritu's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, education, family and relationships, as well as house and home themes. Her articles often feature event coverage and seasonal topics related to the Knoxville area in Tennessee.
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By: Susan Espiritu
Every fall, thousands of people head toward the Great Smoky Mountains in search of brilliant red, orange and golden leaves. Unfortunately, thousands of other people have exactly the same idea. Before long, that peaceful drive through autumn's beauty can become a parade of brake lights.
Imagine being 6 years old and having school close for two weeks so you could help your family make sorghum syrup. For Mark Guenther, that wasn't a childhood fantasy. It was part of growing up in an Appalachian community where making sorghum was as much about family and tradition as it was about putting something sweet on the table.
The week moved quickly, but some stories deserve more than one day in the spotlight. Saturday Catch-Up brings together six KnoxTNToday stories you may have missed or may want to read again. Pour another cup of coffee and choose the stories that interest you.
Have three minutes to spare? Put your brain to work with WordroW, one of the games in KnoxTNToday's new 865 Puzzles collection.
By: Susan Espiritu
Today gives us an extra reason to celebrate the Volunteer State. Oct. 26 is National Tennessee Day—a fitting occasion to appreciate the people, places and traditions that make our corner of the state special.
This column highlights several ministries actively seeking support, showcasing their unique contributions and the importance of community involvement. Together, we can empower these ministries to make a lasting impact. Each week, one KnoxTNToday-sponsored ministry is highlighted with special announcements. Weekly Highlight: VMC seeks clothing donations. Volunteer Ministry Center (VMC) is seeking donations of new or […]
It's officially fall in my kitchen when the first loaves of pumpkin bread come out of the oven! There's just something about the aroma of pumpkin, cinnamon and warm spices filling the house that makes everything feel a little cozier. Forget the fall candles—this recipe makes the whole house smell amazing!
By: Susan Espiritu
Veterans have given much in service to our country. This Friday, Knoxville residents have an opportunity to give something back through a few hours of community service.
For Knoxville paramedic Daniel “Wesley” Brookshear, compassion was a lesson learned long before he entered an ambulance. Today, that commitment to helping others has earned him national recognition as a 2026 Star of Life from the American Ambulance Association.
By: Susan Espiritu
Sometimes the most meaningful changes in a community begin with ordinary people who recognize a need and decide to do something about it.
