Stories of Technology, Innovation, & Entrepreneurship in the Southeast

Camp 24 was created to carry on the legacy of Fulton High School student, Zaevion Dobson.

He's the only non-musician ever honored by both the Country Music Association (CMA) and the Academy of Country Music (ACM).

Here is a roundup of some of the new and developing business ventures in Knoxville.

The Weekend News Roundup features stories related to local business, technology, entrepreneurship, economy, events, and innovation.

Amelia Bartlett has big plans in the next year for the start-up where she is joined by Kate Szekely (Producer) and Stephanie Hong (Creative Director).

The Knoxville Entrepreneur Center has been running "The Works" accelerator since 2013, and supported numerous start-ups across various induustries.

The new center at the Jefferson City-based university is named after local entrepreneur, Jay Moser.

The funding will provide additional capital to increase STRAX’s investment in the innovation of data aggregation capabilities that streamline emergency response.