KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Fall semester top graduates at the University of Tennessee include three Knox County students. They are Nina Jean Roberts, Dorothy Joann Kemp and Linda Meer Fischer. Roberts, daughter of Dallas and Joretta Harrell, 6208 Stormer Road, is the top graduate in the College of Education. She studied industrial training and works at
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Influenza cannot be cured, but its victims can ease their discomfort, the associate dean of nursing at the University of Tennessee-Memphis said Wednesday. “The major symptoms are fever and generalized body aches, sometimes accompanied by cough, runny nose and congestion,” said Dr. Peggy Tagg, a family nurse practitioner. “Because it’s a virus,
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Tennessee’s economy, which has been slowing in recent months, “could return to a bit stronger growth,” University of Tennessee economist Matt Murray said Wednesday. “I don’t want to over-state the potential for renewed growth, but I think the turnaround in manufacturing that we witnessed in August is quite notable.” Manufacturing employment in