DJ Corcoran

05/26/2026

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05/12/2026

Please keep my good friend Rick Russo in your thoughts and prayers. Rick lost both kidneys to cancer and is in need of a kidney donor. The attached is a news story where Rick shares the day to day of patients like himself surviving on dialysis.

The WVLT Sports Director ‘s daily grind with dialysis

04/25/2026

04/15/2026

Lots of friendly waves, big smiles, thumbs up and “Beep Beeps for Beeler” this first day of early voting. What a beautiful day in East Tennessee to have the privilege to early vote! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸.

04/10/2026

Bringing self service kiosks to convenient locations for easy tag renewal is just one of the great ideas Richie Beeler has when elected to Knox County Clerk. He will bring government to the people🇺🇸.

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10News is interviewing several candidates ahead of the Knox County election.

12/10/2025

These photos were captured in the 1950’s during a fire prevention event. Fire Inspectors would visit a school, have a mock fire drill and observer any dangers they may witness while timing the children on their exiting behavior. They would then report to the principal with praises or suggested improvements. Not sure where this school was located, so I’m asking for a little help from the readers. Please leave comments if you know anyone in the photos or identify the school.

12/05/2025

This photo was taken in front of McCampbell elementary school on Emoriland Blvd. in the early 1970’s. The fire truck is a 1954 Maxim housed at the 2600 Whittle Springs station at the corner of Buffat Mill. The man in the suit standing to the left is Principal Smith. In the background is a Volkswagen type 4 that belonged to teacher Mrs. Noah. The fireman kneeling looks like Jerry Galbraith. McCampbell is no longer there, it was demolished and replaced with several single family dwellings. The purpose of these visits from the firemen were educational.