KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The outlook for economic growth in the Southeast remains bright unless inflation and higher interest rates cause consumers to retrench, a University of Tennessee economist said Wednesday. “The (six-state) region has done well in recent years, and we expect that trend to continue throughout this year,” said Dr. Matt Murray, one of
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– A missing Kimball grand piano, given to the University of Tennessee music department in 1987 by then-Gov. Lamar Alexander, has been located. UT auditors were notified by the music department earlier this week that the piano could not be located. UT officials said they received an anonymous phone call Tuesday that pointed them
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– Sara Phillips, University of Tennessee assistant vice president, is president-elect of the College and University Personnel Association. Phillips, who heads personnel services for the UT system, will serve a three-year term — first as president-elect, then one year as national president and a third as past-president. She was elected by the CUPA board