Volume 6, Number 13: March 28 - April 4, 1996
We often hear about how low Knoxville's unemployment rate is, but that's only half the story. While skilled laborers enjoy a hot job market, white collar professionals are facing shrinking opportunities. Mike Gibson talks to local employment experts and workers to find the reasons behind this paradox.
Volume 6, Number 14: April 4 - April 11, 1996
Knoxville may have the reputation of being in the "Bible Belt," with a predominance of conservative Baptist churches, but it is also home to a number of liberal, Christianity-based congregations. Bill Dockery examines what makes these churches different, and airs out the liberal vs. conservative label among their clergy.
Volume 6, Number 15: April 11 - April 18, 1996
Gloria Ray is a hometown hero you don't often hear about. But as president and CEO of the Knoxville Sports Corporation, whe has made Knoxville th ehome of world-class sporting events. Betty Bean reveals the trails Ray has blazed, and the trophy Ray hopes to land -- the women's basketball hall of fame.
Volume 6, Number 16: April 18 - April 25, 1996
You know what they say about winners... What's that? You don't? Well then, read up! All we did was provide the categories and the scratch paper -- you, our valued readers, did the rest. From choirs to bowling alleys to hot dogs, find out who rules in Knoxville.