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City Will No Longer Accept Glass in Curbside Recycling

In The Daily Dumpster Blog by Hayley BrundigeDecember 16, 2016leave a COMMENT

If you recycle your glass waste, your New Year’s resolutions might need to include making a regular trip to the closest recycling center. As of Jan. 1, 2017, the City …

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Knoxville Mercury’s Giving Guide to Area Nonprofits

In Cover Stories, Guides by Hayley BrundigeNovember 22, 2016leave a COMMENT

Here are 12 Knoxville-based and regional charities that are helping East Tennesseans live better lives in specific ways. And you can help them! Find out about their missions and learn …

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UT Students Raising Funds for YWCA’s Phyllis Wheatley Center

In The Daily Dumpster Blog by Hayley BrundigeNovember 22, 2016leave a COMMENT

A group of five UT students is working to make after-school activities for kids at the YWCA’s Phyllis Wheatley Center a little more fun. The students are hoping to raise …

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Keep Knoxville Beautiful Hopes to Save the Other Old City Mural

In News, Program Notes by Hayley BrundigeNovember 2, 2016leave a COMMENT

Keep Knoxville Beautiful lost one Old City mural earlier this year. The nonprofit organization has one left—an expansive depiction of a train on the side of a brick building at …

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Ben T.O. Smith Puts Industry Experience to Use With New Knox-Based Gezellig Records

In Music Stories, Program Notes by Hayley BrundigeSeptember 28, 2016leave a COMMENT

Ben T.O. Smith was sitting in his small apartment in Utrecht, in the Netherlands, on a study abroad trip in 2013 when he came up with the idea for Gezellig …

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