DOE fund announces new partner (Real estate knoxville)

DOE fund announces new partner
Knoxville News Sentinel - Innovation Valley Partners, a local venture fund set up to invest in Department of Energy labs across the country, recently announced a new general partner, Glenn Kline. Kline, 42, will be in Knoxville, moving to the area from the Research Triangle

4. America's Truffles
WBIR - It's a disease that affects millions, but multiple sclerosis is facing a tough opponent: the will of those who live with it everyday. Patients can suffer from a number of daily symptoms, including depression, memory loss, dizziness, fatigue, vision

Trooper's supporters out in force
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review - More than 1,000 friends, family members, state troopers and even a few Steelers turned out Sunday to remember slain state police Cpl. Joseph R. Pokorny and to raise some money for his two children. "I think this is just wonderful. I thank everybody

Tigers power past Vols, win first SEC series of season
Baton Rouge Advocate - KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Staring down the possibility of back-to-back Southeastern Conference shutout losses for the first time in 24 years, LSU went on the offensive against one of the top closers in the SEC. J.T. Wise hit a game-tying two-run homer in

Wranglers Gulutzan named Coach of the Year
OurSports Central - Las Vegas, NV- The ECHL announced on Sunday that Glen Gulutzan of the Las Vegas Wranglers is the 2005-06 recipient of the John Brophy Award. The annual award is presented to the ECHL coach adjudged to have contributed the most to his team's success

Report: Long-term County Commissioner calls it quits
WATE - KNOXVILLE (WATE) -- Long-term Knox County Commissioner Mary Lou Horner is giving up on her campaign, according to published reports. The Knoxville News Sentinel reports that Horner made the announcement in a weekend statement to constituents. Horner

Knoxville Zoo opens exhibit of unusual naked mole-rats
WAFF - Nonstop movement, unusual characteristics _ but not beauty _ should make the animals a hit with visitors. The zoo is exhibiting the small animals in a series of clear tubes and boxes that connect like underground tunnels. They are nearly hairless and

Friendsville teen makes Krystal box cover
Daily Times - But it's putting Spencer Jarvis of Friendsville into the Hall of Fame -- the Krystal Hall of Fame, that is. Jarvis, who calls himself a lifetime Krystal lover, will be inducted into the Krystal Hall of Fame at 6 p.m. Tuesday at his favorite Krystal