CTV Notices
- Snow Closings . . . Same as Knox Co. Schools
- CTV First Friday . . . Fri, Mar 5
- Closed . . . Fri, Apr 2 (Good Friday)
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CTV is the only source for LIVE gavel-to-gavel coverage of many of the local government meetings that help shape our community. In addition to providing live coverage, CTV also replays these meetings to accommodate the busy schedules of our community residents. Below is the planned schedule for the LIVE gavel-to-gavel coverage that can only be seen on CTV in the coming months:Who's online
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CTV is a proud Member of Mardi Growl Dog Parade
Did your dog take you to Knoxville's annual Mardi Growl Dog Parade this year? If not, please note that CTV will be airing a couple of special programs throughout the next month. Don't miss the full 45 minutes of paw to paw coverage of the complete parade. And be sure to catch our "Behind the Scenes" look at this wonderful event. You will see the dogs gathering, marching, and doing doggy things all over the downtown area. And if you were lucky enough to have attended the event with your canine companion, you might even catch yourself on TV! To find the air times for the full parade, just go to our online PROGRAM SCHEDULE and enter the number 841 in the "Quick Search" box. To find the air times for the "Behind the Scenes" program, enter the number 1365.
Promote It!
Don't just produce it. Promote it! If you produce a regular series for CTV, now you can promote your upcoming episodes right here on the CTV website! If you are a non-profit group, share information about your guests and the topics discussed on your upcoming shows. If you produce a religious program, share information about your sermons or scripture and your musical guests. Contact Kevin Jeske at CTV for details . . . 215-8848.
CTV regularly holds a "First Friday" event every month in conjunction with the other events that take place in the evening on the first Friday of each month in downtown Knoxville. Our event, which is held from 5 pm until 7 pm, often features video screenings and face-to-face interaction with local artists of all types of media. 
CTV welcomes community groups interested in producing "Reader's Theater" projects to air on the channel in the evenings or during the overnight hours. Reader's Theater projects could be an interesting option of special interest to youth groups, seniors, or other groups that meet on a regular basis for social interaction. Projects could be as simple as one or two people reading a story to several people reading different parts of a play. The production could even include sound effects! Complete Our Survey
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Educational Access
Click the KCS-TV logo to the left to view the Educational Access online stream. KCS-TV is a collaboration between Community Television of Knoxville and Knox County Schools.
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Building Community . . .
“We moved to Knoxville twelve years ago from Northern Illinois, and have been so pleased with the television choices available to Knoxville residents, particularly Community Television. We have learned much about the local medical profession and have availed ourselves of particular doctor and hospital services as a result of Community Television shows.”
COMING ATTRACTIONS ON CTV . . .
"Aging Advantage"
Affordable Medicine Options for Seniors provides general information, individual advice, referrals, and assistance with application forms to lower out-of-pocket costs for prescription medicines. Concentrated efforts are aimed at lower-income individuals who can get help covering the expense of obtaining Medicare Part B.
Adoption Today
Meet 3 children who are in full guardianship of the state of TN and who ned a forever family to provide them the permanency they so richly deserve.
"Goodwill"
VITA or Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program will be offering free tax preparation at the following Goodwill location: 5307 Kingston Pike through April 15!
"The Lake Show"
Mike Gaugler, FLLA's Stormwater Services Program Manager, talks about the March 27th Fort Loudoun Lake Clean-Up in Loudoun County, as well as why cleaning up streams and shoreline is so important.
"Voices of Change"
Oak Ridge Environmental Peace Alliance - Ralph Hutchison talking about nuclear weapons production and their work to stop it. Also discussing an event on April 10: "A Power Greater Than Bombs"
Be Pretty Proud
Allison Teeters, the Executive Director for Keep Knoxville Beautiful, talks with Mary Lou about what Keep Knoxville Beautiful does, what they're going to do and how you can get involved.
Public Health
Learn about Knox County Health Department's car seat program. Free car seats are available to WIC and Tenncare participants.
Knoxville Spotlight
Claude Ramer Talks about the MemoryLinks Golf Classic for Alzheimer's on Friday, May 7th at Egwani Farm
So This is Public Health
Join KCHD to learn abut free Start Smart classes for parents. Get your kids headed for a lifetime of health.
So This is Public Health
Joing KCHD to learn about portion distortion- how food portions have grown over the years- yet our eating habits haven't. Learn how you're being duped into eating more calories than you know!
So This is Public Health
Join KCHD to learn about an exciting new grant from Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Stephanie Welch will give all the details about "Healthy Kids, Healthy Communities"
"Aging Advantage"
Project LIVE - Living Independently through Volunteer Efforts - provides the basic provision of in-home assessment care management, and referral to services and responds to many of client needs through volunteers.
Adoption Today
Meet Heather Helton and Ben Harper from UT SWORPS, and learn of an upcoming conference benefiting Resource Parents.
"Theatre Knoxville Spotlight"
KUB gives us tips on conserving energy. In cold weather, these pointers are especially beneficial! Discover affordable options that include everything from the light bulb you may use to how you load your freezer.
"The Lake Show"
Dr. Ben Cash, Professor of Biology at Maryville College, explains how healthy wetlands protect the lake from stormwater damage and purify water as it moves through the watershed. He also introduces the Pearsons Springs Wetland Restoration Project he is working on in Blount County.
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