Homicide on Dispatch: a work of serial fiction
The Bakers’ residence was dark, and almost everything short of the large furniture had been disturbed. A broken lamp lay…
Arts/Entertainment
Invitational choir festival welcomes local singers to promote high shool arts programs
The Invitational High School Choir Festival took place at the Clayton Center for the Arts’ Ronald and Lynda Nutt Theatre…
‘Secret Show’ wins big at Maryville Film Festival
The second annual Maryville Film Festival (formerly the Downtown Film Festival) was held Nov. 5 at the Clayton Center for…
Yale professor gives lecture at MC
Maryville College was privileged to welcome Dr. Dale Martin of Yale University to speak as part of the MC Bible…
Mac Miller: new millennium’s Frank Sinatra
Who would have thought the next big hip-hop artist would be Malcolm McCormick, a Caucasian, Jewish, 19-year-old kid from Pittsburgh?…
‘The Laramie Project’ brings message of acceptance to MC audiences
Maryville College theater presented “The Laramie Project” Oct. 6-9 in the Haslam Family Flexible Theater at the Clayton Center for…
Homicide on Dispatch: a work of serial fiction
Prologue: August 1947 San Francisco Central Police Station: Headquarters for the best crime fighting agency in the county. Two detectives,…
R.B. Morris: Knoxvillian, poet and musician
On a rather unremarkable Tuesday night in October, the Clayton Center for the Arts’ Lambert Recital Hall was filled with…
Blink-182 releases new album ‘Neighborhoods’
Blink-182 took the music world by storm throughout the ‘90s. They graced us with five studio albums, which included countless…