Locally owned Home Federal Bank invites East Tennesseans to enjoy free admission to the Knoxville Museum of Art during the month of July.
At its June 12 board meeting, Asbury Inc., operator of Asbury Place continuing care retirement communities, added Eric Deaton to its board of directors and elected new officers.
Fausto Crapiz, a home-schooled student from Dandridge, Tenn., has been selected to receive a prestigious scholarship offered by Gerdau.
Asbury Place retirement communities in Maryville and Kingsport recently earned their third CARF-CCAC five-year accreditation.
Gerdau presented new bicycles and safety helmets to 11 Lonsdale Elementary School students in recognition of their outstanding attendance during the 2014-15 school year.
Sandra Brown, RN, has been named the executive director of Asbury Place Kingsport.
Asbury Place Baysmont, Kingsport’s only continuing care retirement community, is hosting open houses on May 14 and 21.
Home Federal Bank named Sevier County teen Madison Thomas the 2015 Hometown Heroes overall honoree and presented a $5,000 donation in her honor to the Sevier County Veterans’ Emergency Fund at a ceremony at the bank’s Sevierville office, 307 Parkway, on Wednesday, May 6.
Home Federal Bank named Joyce Cope Wyatt a 2015 Hometown Hero and presented a $2,500 donation in her honor to Knoxville Internationals Network at a ceremony at the bank’s Karns office, 7204 Oak Ridge Highway, on Tuesday, May 5.
Home Federal Bank named Tina Wilder a 2015 Hometown Hero and presented a $2,500 donation in her honor to Mental Health Association of East Tennessee at a ceremony at the bank’s Cedar Bluff office, 315 N. Cedar Bluff Road, on Thursday, April 30.
