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'We've got to do something to get you back in business,' said Knoxville attorney John P. Valliant Jr., commenting on the letter filed with the Tennessee AG on behalf of former Knoxville College alumni and board members:
wuot.org/news/2024-02-2… Historic Knoxville College

Historic Knoxville College leadership won't answer questions about its campus or finances - the HBCU has millions in debt, a federal tax lien and liens to the City of Knoxville. Now it's seeking re-accreditation. WUOT reports:

wuot.org/news/2024-02-2…

Historic Knoxville College #HBCUs

WUOT's story on the entry of crypto mines to the TVA's region, and the South in general, aired nationally on NPR's Morning Edition today:
npr.org/2024/02/23/123…

One crypto mine in City of Knoxville accounts for more than 9% of Knoxville Utilities Board's electricity sales. Many such mines are coming to the @TVA's region for affordable rates, as they get regulated in other parts of the world:

wuot.org/news/2024-02-0…