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Coury Turczyn, Author at The Knoxville Mercury
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The Mercury Meltdown FAQ

In Cover Stories, Editor's Notes by Coury TurczynJuly 19, 2017leave a COMMENT

With our announcement in the July 6 issue that we would cease publishing the Mercury, many readers asked us questions in emails and social media. Here are some answers. Why …

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Goodbye, Knoxville

In Editor's Notes by Coury TurczynJuly 5, 2017leave a COMMENT

After more than two years, 108 issues, and a lot of really hard work, the Knoxville Mercury will publish its last regular issue on July 20. The reason is pretty …

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Random Acts of Flowers nears a milestone in its mission to spread emotional well being

In Press Forward by Coury TurczynJune 2, 2017leave a COMMENT

Q&A: Larsen Jay, founder Random Acts of Flowers may be one of Knoxville’s most well known nonprofits. That’s because its mission makes so much sense that it’s remarkable no one …

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The 2017 Mercury Fundraising Campaign: Do You Give a Buck?

In Editor's Notes by Coury TurczynMay 24, 2017leave a COMMENT

You’ll have to forgive us the pun, but we need your attention: It’s time for our annual reader fundraising campaign to keep the Knoxville Mercury going. So, for us, this …

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Work Matters Provides a More Personal Approach to Disability Employment

In Press Forward by Coury TurczynMay 22, 2017leave a COMMENT

Q&A: Burke Brewer, founder Burke Brewer says that she learned at an early age—volunteering at Lakeshore Mental Health Institute—that those with disabilities are often segregated and treated differently. The realization …

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