Knoxville remembers Edye Ellis, pioneer of East Tennessee media and first Black anchor at WBIR
Ellis joined WBIR Channel 10 in 1982, where she first covered the World's Fair in a program called "Welcome World." Ellis was ...
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North Knoxville woman indicted in hit-and-run killing of 75-year-old pedestrian
Johns struck and killed 75-year-old pedestrian Ollie Jenkins, who lived nearby in Northgate Towers, and then drove away, authorities allege.
Former WBIR's first Black anchor Edye Ellis has died
Ellis came to WBIR from a television station in Cincinnati to help with our coverage of the 1982 World's Fair and quickly ...
Knoxville's First Black Anchor Edye Ellis Dies
Edye was the station’s first African-American anchor. She started working there in 1982 and was later named evening co-anchor ...
Bipartisan bill to make all TVA salaries public could play role in governor's race | Opinion
Bipartisan bill to make all TVA salaries public could play role in governor's race. Also, views on a Knoxville city council ...
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Margie Ison remembered as Knoxville 'broadcasting icon' after death at age 84
She was described by colleagues as "an icon" of local television news. Ison started as a "weather girl" at WBIR-TV Channel 10 in 1969. She had no previous experience or credentials as a ...