40 Under 40: Tyler Pipes carving his own path in knife and hunting gear industries
The world’s “largest knife showplace” is in Sevierville, and Tyler Pipes is leading the 45-year-old company to record highs.
40 under 40: Lisa Randazzo's home restorations create 'sense of belonging' in Knoxville
A priority for Lisa Randazzo will be to help extend the benefits of the new Tennessee Smokies stadium in downtown Knoxville ...
40 Under 40: Steven Fongaro landed an aviation training gig, helping careers take off
Steven Fongaro moved to Knoxville in 2019 and has played a key role with Allegiant in developing new safety and training ...
Meet the new 40 Under 40 class of bright, young pros doing the most for East Tennessee
As Knox News prepares to honor the 40 Under 40 winners, get to know their backgrounds, personal goals and dreams for Knoxville and East Tennessee.
40 under 40: Marcus Webb is a business powerhouse keeping schools clean
Marcus Webb made Goldenseal one of Knoxville's first specialized high school football postgame cleaning companies.
40 Under 40: Joey Staats designs buildings with customer, community in mind
Joey Staats, vice president and partner at Johnson Architecture, is an adept designer who focuses on how projects will improve the user's quality of life.
40 Under 40: Alex Nicoll has lived all over. Why Knoxville and AESSEAL feel like home
In his career at AESSEAL, Nicoll has learned seemingly small accomplishments can make a big impact, and his work with community organizations has touched several local groups in need.
How No. 1 Tennessee basketball took control from Texas, Tre Johnson in second-half rally
Tennessee basketball got key plays from Zakai Zeigler, Darlinstone Dubar and more in the second half to win 74-70 at Texas on ...
40 Under 40: Christie Sudduth is first female chief engineer leading Oak Ridge cleanup
Women have always been central to work in Oak Ridge, and Christie Sudduth is the first chief engineer leading cleanup of its nuclear legacy.
40 Under 40: Sam Rosolina keeps an eye on the little things in life, literally
When he's not looking through a microscope, Sam Rosolina of Microbial Insights looks to the stars to change the world through science.
40 Under 40: How Ryan McGrew built a business, supports nonprofits and mentors youth
Business isn't all that's on Ryan McGrew's plate. He coaches youth basketball, supports his church and serves nonprofits he's passionate about.
Chris Stamos' family home lost in California wildfires. Tennessee, CWS title season items were in his room
Chris Stamos pitched for Tennessee baseball in 2024, starting 11 games including a pair in the College World Series as the ...