Jimmie D. Turner Turner LAW FIRM

10/18/2026

10/17/2026

Donna Naney

10/11/2026

I wanted to thank everyone who visits my Law Office page---just four more likes and I'll reach the l,000 milestone. Well---will work on the second thousand then Enjoy everyone's feedback. I enjoy writing article on the law in hopefully an entertaining manner, with some inspiring quotes, and posting some images that pique interest---
"In matters of truth and justice, there is no difference between large and small problems, for issues concerning the treatment of people are all the same."-- Albert --Einstein
My mother Delena Turner pictured with me here taught me the lessons Einstein referred to--the right treatment of people universally-and it is what I try to use as a guide in my law office--I enjoy posting things of interest on the law to people especially in Tennessee. Life is too short to leave behind a trail of injustice. CLICK THE "LIKE" HERE AND THANKS ----.Jimmie Turner, Attorney, 1119 E. Tri County Blvd, Oliver Springs, TN. 37840 (865) 435-7704

10/10/2026

“Even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise.” — Victor Hugo, Les Misérables

Sometimes, life feels like an endless night. We face moments of uncertainty, heartbreak, loneliness, and struggles that seem impossible to overcome. Yet, darkness never lasts forever.

Victor Hugo’s words remind us that even our most difficult chapters will eventually give way to something brighter. Healing takes time, hope can be quiet, and new beginnings often arrive when we least expect them.

No matter how difficult today feels, remember that your story is not over. There is still light ahead, and there are still beautiful chapters waiting to be written.

Keep going. The sun will rise again.

What helps you hold on to hope during your darkest moments?

10/04/2026

Ann Pilgrim

On this day in East Tennessee history, October 3, 1791, a lottery is held to sell lots around James White's fort for the establishment of a town that William Blount named Knoxville.

Learn more about the origins of Knoxville at the Knox County Public Library's website under Research& Learn ->Featured:Maps -> StoryMap:Knoxville Origins.