Capping off the month of January was the Knox County Chamber of Commerce meeting where the guest speaker was Dr. Marcia Hawkins, President of Union College. The Chamber’s regularly monthly mee… Read more‘We’re back’: Union College Pres. touts pandemic recovery during Chamber keynote address
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For the first time in four years, The Mackie Awards will return to Union College this spring, this year taking place at 6 p.m. on Saturday, April 15 in Robsion Arena.
Capping off the month of January was the Knox County Chamber of Commerce meeting where the guest speaker was Dr. Marcia Hawkins, President of Union College. The Chamber’s regularly monthly meetings are held the last Tuesday of each month at Union’s student center.
Mrs. Carolyn Bargo, 74, of Dewitt, the widow of Willard “Cotto… Read moreObituary - Carolyn Bargo
Mr. Donald C. Treadway, 93, of Corbin, formerly of Barbourvill… Read moreObituary - Donald C. Treadway
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Mrs. Bobbie Jean Burgess, 92, of Barbourville, the widow of Ar… Read moreObituary - Bobbie Jean Burgess
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