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The Knoxville News-Sentinel

Knoxville's daily newspaper. The web site offers news-at-a-glance, editorial comments, home and family, health and fitness, sports updates, business, daily classifieds, obituaries, polls, opinion surveys, contests, and more.

Metro Pulse is an alternative tabloid in Knoxville. The web site features entertainment, a discussion board, an online reader survey, classifieds section, personals, and coupons.

The Halls Shopper is a weekly paper circulated in the Halls community. The web site provides news in the Halls area, including school and community news, editorial comments, sports news.

The Daily Beacon is an editorially independent student newspaper of the University of Tennessee. The web site contains campus news, information on entertainment, sports updates, editorial content, and a classifieds section.

A free newsletter geared toward Knoxville's African American community and circulated monthly. Provides information on health and money matters that affect African Americans (particularly in Knoxville) and provides a guide and resources on dealing with those matters. Discusses community news and events and features a business or organization influential to the Black community. Supplies a community calendar and community shout outs and announcements for individuals that deserve recognition in the community and much more. Encourages active participation from the community.

A complete site of news, weather, sports, community information, shopping, recipes, travel planning, and much more. The site keeps you up-to-date on what's happening with the Tennessee Vols, local events and family activities. It has a classifieds employment section, a consumer page featuring "6 On Your Side" with Don Dare, and a contest page.

WBIR Television (Channel 10) provides local news, local information and local public service. It began its service to East Tennessee in 1956. WBIR's web site provides updated news, The Heartland schedule, school information including up-to-the-minute school closings, and a wonderful recipe section. The Heartland Series was established in 1984 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The program, which started as a series of five minute features about the wonder of the Great Smoky Mountains, continues to celebrate the people and the land of the entire Appalachian region. Since 1984, over 1,100 short features have been produced, including over 130 half-hour specials. The series has become the most highly acclaimed locally produced program in the region's history. The Heartland Series accolades include four Emmy Awards, six Iris Awards (given by the National Association of Television and Program Executives), a silver and two bronze medals from the New York - International Film and Television Festival, and a Theodore Roosevelt Award for Best Outdoor Documentary. Video tapes of the series were selected by the U.S. government to portray the Appalachian culture in American embassies around the world.

WVLT Television (Channel 8) provides up-to-date news. Their web site features "Eye On East Tennessee," financial issues and news, health matters, Chef On A Shoestring Recipes, and a community calendar.

The local Fox affiliate for the Knoxville area offering local and world news, sports, and weather along with kid's pages and contests. Also included are ratings by the Health Department for area restaurants, editorials, a weather almanac, road conditions, golfcast, and a ski report.

PAX TV, the nation's seventh broadcast television network, made its debut on August 31, 1998, committed to airing family-friendly programming. The network promise to viewers is to feature shows that embody strong values and showcase positive role models with programming that is free of excessive violence, explicit sex or foul language.

Listener-supported public radio, broadcasting from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, reaching over 70,000 listeners. The station is a member of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and is served by National Public Radio and Public Radio International. The primary format is classical and jazz music, news and public affairs.

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The Knoxville News-Sentinel	Knoxville's daily newspaper. The web site offers news-at-a-glance, editorial comments, home and family, health and fitness, sports updates, business, daily classifieds, obituaries, polls, opinion surveys, contests, and more.
Metro Pulse	Metro Pulse is an alternative tabloid in Knoxville. The web site features entertainment, a discussion board, an online reader survey, classifieds section, personals, and coupons.
Halls Shopper	The Halls Shopper is a weekly paper circulated in the Halls community. The web site provides news in the Halls area, including school and community news, editorial comments, sports news.
The Daily Beacon	The Daily Beacon is an editorially independent student newspaper of the University of Tennessee. The web site contains campus news, information on entertainment, sports updates, editorial content, and a classifieds section.
Knoxville Voices	A free newsletter geared toward Knoxville's African American community and circulated monthly. Provides information on health and money matters that affect African Americans (particularly in Knoxville) and provides a guide and resources on dealing with those matters. Discusses community news and events and features a business or organization influential to the Black community. Supplies a community calendar and community shout outs and announcements for individuals that deserve recognition in the community and much more. Encourages active participation from the community.
WATE TV Channel 6	A complete site of news, weather, sports, community information, shopping, recipes, travel planning, and much more. The site keeps you up-to-date on what's happening with the Tennessee Vols, local events and family activities. It has a classifieds employment section, a consumer page featuring "6 On Your Side" with Don Dare, and a contest page.
WBIR TV Channel 10	WBIR Television (Channel 10) provides local news, local information and local public service. It began its service to East Tennessee in 1956. WBIR's web site provides updated news, The Heartland schedule, school information including up-to-the-minute school closings, and a wonderful recipe section. The Heartland Series was established in 1984 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The program, which started as a series of five minute features about the wonder of the Great Smoky Mountains, continues to celebrate the people and the land of the entire Appalachian region. Since 1984, over 1,100 short features have been produced, including over 130 half-hour specials. The series has become the most highly acclaimed locally produced program in the region's history. The Heartland Series accolades include four Emmy Awards, six Iris Awards (given by the National Association of Television and Program Executives), a silver and two bronze medals from the New York - International Film and Television Festival, and a Theodore Roosevelt Award for Best Outdoor Documentary. Video tapes of the series were selected by the U.S. government to portray the Appalachian culture in American embassies around the world.
WVLT Channel 8	WVLT Television (Channel 8) provides up-to-date news. Their web site features "Eye On East Tennessee," financial issues and news, health matters, Chef On A Shoestring Recipes, and a community calendar.
WTNZ Fox 32	The local Fox affiliate for the Knoxville area offering local and world news, sports, and weather along with kid's pages and contests. Also included are ratings by the Health Department for area restaurants, editorials, a weather almanac, road conditions, golfcast, and a ski report.
WPKX TV - PAX 54	PAX TV, the nation's seventh broadcast television network, made its debut on August 31, 1998, committed to airing family-friendly programming. The network promise to viewers is to feature shows that embody strong values and showcase positive role models with programming that is free of excessive violence, explicit sex or foul language.
WUOT - 91.9 FM	Listener-supported public radio, broadcasting from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, reaching over 70,000 listeners. The station is a member of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and is served by National Public Radio and Public Radio International. The primary format is classical and jazz music, news and public affairs.