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Full gallery »Snapshots March 18, 2010

  • Alicia Herzbrun, a recent graduate of Miami International University of Art and Design with a degree in Accessory Design, is showcasing her new line of jewelry, Alicia Marie, at a show to benefit the Blount County Humane Society. Pictured with her at the benefit show is Julie Nelson, a board member of the Humane Society, and hostess Beverly Angel Davis.
  • Zoey Elizabeth Hall was born Feb. 11, 2010, at 5:09 p.m. Zoey weighed 7 lb, 14 oz and was 21.25 inches long. She is the granddaughter of PJ Silver.
  • Atlanta Braves Mascot, Homer, visits Nathan Odom at Children’s Hospital in February.
  • Brent Hutsell and his dad, Brian, try and get one more big one before time to go home in Townsend.
  • The Heritage Lady Mustangs are the 09-10 Champions of the TMSAA Area 4 Tournament.
  • Robert Hutsell and Tyler Trout had a lot to think about on their trip to Kings Island this past summer.


Full gallery »Maryville vs. Heritage Soccer

  • Maryville’s Kory Yarlett readies to tee off in the opener with Heritage on Tuesday at Maryville College.
  • Sophomore Caleb Lucas (9) works the ball by Rebel teammate Austin Pugh as Heritage’s Jesse Hanley closes.
  • Maryville junior David Lethco traps the ball down as the Mountaineers’ Omar Sanchez brings the challenge.
  • Rebel senior Orlando Sanchez collects the ball as Heritage’s Noah Bachman pursues.
  • Maryville’s Marc Fernandez surveys the Mountaineer defense on Tuesday.
  • Maryville’s Kory Yarlett attacks a 50-50 ball with Heritage’s Josh Arnold.


Full gallery »Alcoa vs. Bearden Soccer

  • Alcoa High School senior Derrick Brodus scoots clear of a Bearden defender during Monday’s season opener at Goddard Field.
  • In sophomore Austin Stone, the Tornadoes have one of the state’s elite players in midfield.
  • Tornado sophomore goalkeeper Tyler Reed had a big match of 15 saves in the opener with Bearden.
  • Alcoa’s Eric Lusinger sets up a pass against Bearden.
  • Alcoa midfielder Jonathan Burkhalter chests the ball down in the match with Bearden on Monday.


Full gallery »Bishop's Table Fundraiser

  • The committee that put together the Bishop’s Table, a fundraiser for New Hope Children’s Advocacy Center, enjoys the party. From left are Eric Harrell of Green Meadow Wine & Spirits; Mike Adams of The Market; Trudy Hughes, executive director of New Hope; and Michelle and Richard Bishop.
  • Dan Mizell and Todd White give Steve Stilts a sample of some one of the beer offerings at the beer and wine tasting for Bishop’s Table, a fundraiser for New Hope Children’s Advocacy Center.
  • During the Bishop’s Table fundraiser, Shanna Veiga, right, joins Vicki and John Hinkle in front of a display of tabletop and indoor/outdoor fire pits that the Hinkles offer at Oak Park Grocery, one of the shops in The Market.
  • Having a good time at the Bishop’s Table are Clint and Michelle Woodfin and Phyllis and Tony Crisp. Tony is police chief for Maryville.
  • Laura and Billy Gribble and Kim and Ed Mitchell enjoy the New Hope fundraiser at The Market at Washington and High.
  • Talking with friends at the fundraiser for New Hope at The Market are Andra and Gene Haws, John and Nikki Templeton and Robby Quilty.


Full gallery »8th Annual Red Cross Heroes

  • Luis Gonzalez
  • Officer Brett Hall
  • Robin McDaniel
  • Lance Corporal Trevor Hartsell
  • Kathy Shields
  • Mike Caylor


Full gallery »Little River Watershed Association Gala

  • Kathy Wilbanks shares a hug with Howard Kerr during the annual Little River Watershed Association Gala.
  • Louise Norman, left, talks with State Sen. Doug Overbey and his wife, Kay.
  • Dave Reeves, left, and Blount County Commissioner Wendy Pitts Reeves relax during the Little River Watershed Association Gala at the Airport Hilton.
  • Gov. Don Sundquist and wife, Martha Sundquist, enjoy the Little River Watershed Association annual gala at the Airport Hilton.
  • Shane Hair, left, and Bob Booker, senior manager of Legal, Environmental Engineering and Community Relations/Communications with Denso, pause during the festivities for the Little River Watershed Gala.
  • Edward and Ruth Harper enjoy a few moments together during the Little River Watershed Association annual gala at the Airport Hilton.


Full gallery »Pilots-n-Paws

  • Paul Schechter kisses a puppy to comfort it before putting it in a cage in the aircraft for the flight to New York.
  • Puppies rescued by Blount Humane Society arrive at TAC Air to fly to New York.
  • Terri Lane, left, with Blount County Humane Society, and Paul Schechter with Pilots-n-Paws chat while comforting two of the puppies set to be transported.
  • Veterinarian/private pilot Jim Fingeroth holds one of the puppies set to be taken to New York state to a new home.
  • David Wietlisbach holds a foster puppy named Shelby.
  • Paul Schechter, left, and Jim Fingeroth relax for a few minutes with two new friends before flying four hours back to Rochester, N.Y., from TAC Air.


Full gallery »Primary Players workshop for “Dr. Dolittle”

  • Monkeying around as they show off their makeup and costumes to portray monkeys in the play “Dr. Dolittle” are, front from left, Ansley Tuck, Maggie Campbell, Curt Mandel, Anna Mandel and Annie Brown; back from left, Chloe Barry, Grace Casterline, Alexis Dubs and Daytona Kosky.
  • Clair Scott is all smiles while getting into character as Dabb the Duck.
  • Krista Nolan has all her makeup on for portraying the character of Polynesia Parrot.
  • Eli Spencer practices putting on makeup for his character in “Dr. Dolittle.”
  • Preston Butler shows off his attire in playing an owl in the play “Dr. Dolittle.”
  • The Primary Players Children’s Theater cast and crew, including director Craig Taylor, gather during the workshop in preparation for their production of “Dr. Dolittle.”


Full gallery »Foothills Community Players Sabrina Fair

  • Taking time to enjoy a night of community theater are, front from left, Joy Bishop, Julia Kyle and Greg Bishop; back from left, Jim Proffitt and Sonny Kyle.
  • Sharing an evening with the Foothills Community Players at the Capitol Theater are, front from left, Diane McCutcheon, Haynes Lips, Shirley Lips and Pattie Mark; back from left, Brian McCutcheon, George Cserbak and David Mark.
  • Members of the Foothills Community Players perform a scene from the play “Sabrina Fair.”
  • Keith Edmonds shakes hands with Capitol Theater owner Heath Claiborne before the Foothills Community Players’ production of Sabrina Fair.
  • Enjoying dinner theater with the Foothills Community Players are, front from left, Dot Spears and Betty Rawls; back from left, Don Spears and Emit Rawls.
  • Sharing a few moments together at the Capitol Theater before the members of the Foothills Community Players take to the stage for “Sabrina Fair” are, from left, Tom and Mary Phyllis, Angelo D’alesndro and Chris and Regina Sherrill.


Full gallery »CAPPE Chili Cookoff

  • Joe Gallagher, left, and Mike Gribble, center, taste some chili as Rene Zimmer serves them.
  • Lee Franks flashes a smile during the 2010 ChiliFest. His andouille sausage chili won first place in the Other Meats catagorie.
  • Bill Busser’s grandson, left, explains to Busser what he likes about his chili. Busser won the People’s Choice Award.
  • Bobbie Aplin, who was a judge in the 2009 ChiliFest, won in the beef chili category this year.
  • Dottie Sherman, who won a blue ribbon at the 2009 ChiliFest, was a judge at the 2010 competition.
  • The judges had a tough time discerning which were the best during the Eighth Annual Cappe ChiliFest held Feb. 6.


Full gallery »Secret Safe Place at Chili's

  • Sharing some good conversation and delicious food for a great cause are, from left, Holly Loy, Tabitha Owen, Jennifer Gilmore, LeAnne Rogers and Benita Claiborne.
  • Larry Williams and Kim Porter, a board member with Secret Safeplace for Newborns, chat during he fundraiser at Chili’s restaurant in Alcoa.
  • Taking time for a good meal and supporting a good cause are, from left, Lee, Lisa and Lauren Young and Bret Brownlee.
  • All smiles during the Secret Safeplace for Newborns fundraiser at Chili’s are, from left, Lucas, Nicholas, Daniel and Brooklyn Gorley.
  • Lynda and Ted Williams enjoy a fun evening during the Secret Safeplace for Newborns fundraiser at Chili’s in Alcoa.
  • Taking time to enjoy good food for a great cause are, from left, Beth Wilkes, Sarah Lay, Dolores Wilkes and Avery Lay.


Full gallery »Snapshots March 11, 2010

  • Best friends Braden Hearon, Lucas Winters and Hannah Hearon enjoy a beautiful day feeding the ducks.
  • Craig Hurst stops for a photo with Stefanie Wittler at the conclusion of the 2010 Miss America Pageant in Las Vegas. Stefanie represented Tennessee and placed 2nd runner-up for the Miss America 2010 title.
  • Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Heritage High School students in Mrs. Beddingfield’s creative writing class hosted a poetry mixer with Mrs. Smiddy’s junior AP English class and members of the administration to celebrate the creation of their poetry journal “The Crier.” During the first four weeks of school, the students worked hard to create various types of poems ranging from structured poems such as the Tanka, Cinquain and Haiku to Ballads, Sonnets and Free Verse. Mrs. Smiddy’s AP English students, who are studying a unit on poetry analysis, analyzed and critiqued each one of the poems. During the presentation, some students recited famous poems and then each student read two of their favorite poems they wrote. Out of a class of only 14 students, seventy poems were included in their journal along with student created art work. Students are looking forward to entering some of their poems in the upcoming Roane State Academic Festival.
  • Dr. Jeff Eberting of Maryville and Dr. Jon Lucas of Franklin, both representing the American Association of Orthodontists, met with Congressman Jimmy Duncan last month in Washington, D.C., to discuss key issues with the health-care bill as it pertains to dentists and small business owners.
  • These Knoxville Ice Bears team members stopped by Children’s Hospital to visit with Nathan Odom.
  • Union Grove Middle School Basketball team proudly poses with their first place trophy after winning the Blount County championship game.


Full gallery »Townsend Artisan Guild reception at Trillium Cove

  • Kathryn Rutherford with Heirloom Art Studio stands with artwork available at the studio. She was participating in a Townsend Artisan Guild reception at Trillium Cove.
  • Suzanna Terrill relaxes for a few moments during the Townsend Artisan Guild reception at Mountain Sage Gallery in Trillium Cove.
  • Greg Nichols and M.J. Montgomery enjoy artwork during the Townsend Artisan’s Guild’s reception at Mountain Sage Gallery in Trillium Cove on Feb. 13.
  • Mary K. and Pat Jenkins stand with some of Mary’s artwork during the reception in the Mountain Sage Gallery in Trillium Cove.
  • Lois Alexander displays some artwork during the Townsend Artisan Guild reception at Mountain Sage Gallery in Trillium Cove.
  • Relaxing for a few minutes during the reception at Mountain Sage Gallery are, from left, Cindy Cutting, Wendy West and Mardi King.


Full gallery »Special Olympics Independent Competitive Basketball

  • Blount County Blazers getting ready to play are, from left, coach Scotty Collins, Thomas Clark, David Clark, Earl Anderson, Robbie Ellis, Boyd Webb, Eugene Morton, David Mucillo, Emery Spears and coach Tommy Spears.
  • Boyd Webb eyes the basket as he goes up for a shot during the Area 15 Special Olympics Independent Competitive Basketball League’s region tournament.
  • Thomas Clark aims the ball during the Area 15 Special Olympics Independent Competitive Basketball League’s region tournament at Maryville College.
  • David Mucillo plays some offense during the Area 15 Special Olympics Independent Competitive Basketball League region tournament.
  • David Mucillo readies to shot the ball during the region tournament at Maryville College for the Area 15 Special Olympics Independent Competitive Basketball League.
  • Eugene Morton dribbles down court during Area 15 Special Olympics Independent Competitive Basketball League.


Full gallery »Doyle Daugherty Retirement Reception

  • Doyle Daugherty, left, and Chief Deputy Ron Dunn share a laugh while celebrating Daugherty’s retirement from the Blount County Sheriff’s Office.
  • Sgt. Randy Ailey, left, and Doyle Daugherty chat during Daugherty’s retirement party at the Blount County Sheriff’s Office.
  • Elizabeth Courtney steals a hug from Doyle Daugherty during his retirement party at the Blount County Sheriff’s Office.
  • Janet Daugherty shares a moment with her husband, Doyle, during his retirement celebration at the Blount County Sheriff’s Office.


Full gallery »2010 Leadership Blount Leadership Summit

  • Donna Dixon, left, and Laura Harrill share a few moments of conversation during the Leadership Summit at the Clayton Center for the Arts.
  • Micky Roberts, Blount County Health Department director, shares his thoughts during he morning session of the Leadership Summit at the Clayton Center for the Arts.
  • Dr. John McKnight explains to the audience the significance of focusing on a community’s strengths or assets versus emphasizing its weaknesses and deficiencies.
  • Enjoying some pleasant company at breakfast are, from left, Shanna Veiga, Leigh Sterling, Jennifer Hunt and Mike Zorio.
  • Taking time for good conversation at the Leadership Summit are, from left, Dorris Brown, Dixie Lea Petry, Jean Smith and Corita Swanson.
  • Carolyn and Fred Forster share a moment together during the Leadership Summit morning session.


Full gallery »2010 Mother Love Baptist Annual Community African-American Festival

  • Hosts Lana Boyd, left, and Annette Sudderth share a laugh during the Mother Love Baptist Annual Community African-American Festival celebration at the Martin Luther King, Jr., Community Center.
  • Enjoying some fellowship at the Martin Luther King, Jr., Center are, from left, Madge Earls, Robin Monroe and Paul Sudderth.
  • Patrick Wilburn cooks up something special for the celebration at the Martin Luther King, Jr., Center.
  • Rita Walker, left, and Saundra Hall show off merchandise with Stylish Things Jewels during a celebration at the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center.
  • Brille Blue, left, and Shaniya Sudderth take time to enjoy the celebration at the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center.
  • Kay Tate sells her homemade aroma therapy during the celebration at Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center.


Full gallery »Relay for Life Celebrity Waiters

  • “Iron Chefs” posing during the second annual Relay for Life Celebrity Waiters event are, from left, Rick Shepard, Kevin Proffitt, State Sen. Doug Overbey and David Dwyer.
  • Master of ceremonies Tim Self gestures while addressing the audience during the second annual Relay for Life Celebrity Waiters dinner.
  • Enjoying themselves during the second annual Relay for Life Celebrity Waiters dinner are, from left, Sherry Miller, Steve and Ruth West, Mike and Ibby Davis, Susie and Jim Curtiss and Kathy and Tom Howard.
  • State Sen. Doug Overbey, center, serves Marti Womac, left, and Chuck Alexander.
  • Brenda Sellers, who with co-table host Joy Bishop offered a smorgasbord of opportunities to donate to their table’s totals, gives Gayle Bray a back massage as Allen Bray laughs.
  • “Iron Chef” David Dwyer, left, gives Joy Bishop a hug as she sells toothpicks to Rufus King.


Full gallery »Litter Law Forum

  • Relaxing for a few moments during the litter law forum at Ruby Tuesday Lodge are, from left, Josh Collins, Keep Blount Beautiful board member, Sabrina DeVault, Ijams Nature Center and Courtney Washburn.
  • Charlene DeSha, executive director of Keep Blount Beautiful, shares her thoughts on progress in keeping litter off roadsides and said February saw a larger than expected number of volunteers picking up trash on roadsides.
  • Anne Klebenow, project leader/staff communications and publications with Denso Manufacturing Tennessee, and Emily Straquadine share a few moments of conversation during the keep Blount Beautiful litter law forum at Ruby Tuesday Lodge.
  • Glennis Monday, litter officer with Campbell County Sheriff’s Office, shares his thoughts on how his county was able to curtail littering and enforce litter laws.
  • From left, Blount County General Sessions Judge Bill Brewer, Maryville Police Chief Tony Crisp and Angie Luckie, City of Maryville director of Engineering and Public Works, listen during the litter law forum organized by Keep Blount Beautiful.


Full gallery »Snapshots March 4, 2010

  • Enjoying the Alcoa Middle School Homecoming are, from left, Abbie Burchfield, Leila Bangash, Bethany Massie, Homecoming Queen Kayla Newman, Hannah Troutt, Tara Shields and Rachel Hamby.
  • Maryville residents Stuart and Mason Trenda rang in the New Year under Atlanta’s Georgia Dome thanks to the Chick-fil-A restaurant in Alcoa. The father-son pair won the restaurant’s Bowl in the Box contest and two tickets to the Chick-fil-A Bowl in which the Virginia Tech Hokies defeated the University of Tennesse Volunteers 37-14.
  • Christiana Fe Elfstrom and Kory Anderson Jones will be married on March 5 at Everett Hills Baptist Church at 6:30 p.m. Christiana is the daughter of Matt and Karen Elfstrom of Maryville and Kory is the son of Phil and Karen Jones also of Maryville. Christiana attends Pellissippi State and teaches at Ebenezer Children’s Academy. Kory attends the University of Tennessee and works at Blount Discount Pharmacy.
  • DeAnna Lois Etchison, a sophomore at Maryville High School, celebrated her “Sweet Sixteen” birthday on Jan. 9 with a 1950s theme “Sock Hop” at Chilhowee Club, inviting a few of her close friends. In lieu of gifts, this giving individual asked for donations of non-perishable food to be given to the Second Harvest Food Bank in Knoxville. Her friends responded in such a positive way that a trunk full of food was given to those in need. DeAnna would like to challenge others to reach out to those in need and do the same this year during their personal birthday celebrations.
  • Officers from the Air National Guard 119th Command and Control Squadron present a check for $5,000 to Eddie Mannis, chairman of HonorAir Knoxville. This is the second year the Squadron selected HonorAir as the recipient of the proceeds of their annual fundraising event. HonorAir flies World War II veterans to Washington, D.C., to see the World War II Memorial built in their honor. The organization will take its 7th flight in April. Pictured are, from left, Eddie Mannis, president of Prestige Cleaners, Master Sgt. George Purdy, 2nd Lt. Matthew McKeen, 2nd Lt. Chris Hannifin and Lt. Col. David Evans, Squadron Commander.
  • Keely JoAnn Downey really loves her Goldfish.



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