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First and foremost, we hope everyone is safe in the aftermath of the recent storms associated with Hurricane Helene. In regard to the recent storms resulting from the hurricane, we want everyone to know that all is well and safe in Knoxville! In fact, Knoxville was spared most of the rough stuff. There were devastating floods to the east of Knoxville, but mostly closer to NC. Anyone traveling by car from North or South Carolina may have some issues getting to Knoxville, and those traveling down I81 will probably have a lot of traffic to deal with. But getting to Knoxville from the west, or flying into the airport should not cause any problems. Our folks in Knoxville have heard nothing about any damage or closures between the airport and downtown, and no damage or closures downtown.
Today, everything is open and as usual in Knoxville. Schools are in session, and it is just another normal day. There are some issues in East Tennessee (about 60+ miles east of Knoxville) to the North Carolina state line, and then the Asheville, NC, areas are difficult, but all in Knoxville is safe and running normally.
2024 National Conference
Use the link below to access conference information, including a link to the web version of the conference program.
Speaker Event- Dopplegangers & Ghosts: Spiritualism and Spirit Photography
This virtual lecture examines the rise of Spiritualism as a religious force
in the 19th century, in response to the perceived failure of rationalism
to account for the nebulous woo-woo of life. Photography was soon
put to service to "prove" the legitimacy of Spiritualist beliefs. The
tension between reality and "what's really going on" has not abated
since.
Community College Humanities Review
Check out the latest issue of the Community College Humanities Review journal and find out how to submit your own work for publication. Consider submitting your own research, fiction, creative nonfiction, interviews, poetry and even photography. More info at the link below.
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