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If you purchased a subscription through an app store you will need to link your app purchase in order to have full access to our desktop and mobile website, in addition to our app.Jack McElroy is the current editor of the century-plus East Tennessee newspaper. Millet was succeeded by Harry Moskos, who retired in 2001. Millet led the fight to open public records to public inspection. succeeded Miller and remained with the paper until 1984. The longest-tenured editor of the News-Sentinel was Loye Miller, who assumed control of the paper in 1940 and edited it until his retirement in 1966. In 1986 the News-Sentinel became a morning paper. This cooperative arrangement lasted until 1991, when the Knoxville Journal ceased publication. Under the terms of the agreement, the two papers combined their advertising, circulation, and production departments into a single operation, and the News-Sentinel assumed printing responsibilities for both papers. In 1957 the News-Sentinel entered into a joint operating agreement with the Knoxville Journal.
Meeman continued to edit the News-Sentinel until 1931, when he moved to Memphis to edit another Scripps-Howard newspaper, the Memphis Press-Scimitar. The first edition of the Knoxville News-Sentinel appeared on November 21, 1926. Tyson, a World War I hero who had used the evening paper to further his political ambitions. In November 1926 the News acquired the Sentinel from General Lawrence D. The News promoted the establishment of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and denounced the Butler Law against the teaching of evolution. Meeman published a nonpartisan paper that crusaded against government corruption and fiscal irresponsibility. In November 1921 the Scripps-McRae (later Scripps-Howard) newspaper chain launched the publication of the Knoxville News, edited by Edward J.
During the 1920s the Sentinel began publishing a Sunday edition. Johnson, formerly a reporter for the Knoxville Tribune, bought the paper. Pound of Chattanooga, who then sold it to another Chattanoogan, George F. The first newsboy, Wiley Morgan, stayed with the Sentinel and later became general manager and part-owner of the newspaper. Hearn revolutionized the local distribution of newspapers by selling the papers directly to newsboys, who pocketed all the profits. Its now known as Dolly Partons Stampede, according to a news release from World Choice. As a subscriber, youll get in-depth coverage and unlimited access to the local news that matters most to you. Our commitment to the public good through great journalism never wavers. The first four-page edition of the Sentinel was printed on a steam-operated flatbed press in a room above a liquor store. Dolly Partons Pigeon Forge dinner attraction, Dixie Stampede, has a new name. Here are some highlights of the benefits you get by subscribing to Knoxville News Sentinel. Currently the only daily newspaper in Knoxville, the News-Sentinel began in December 1886 as the evening Sentinel published by John Travis Hearn, a native of Shelbyville, Kentucky.
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