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    Healthy West Hills

    City of Knoxville Highlights Healthy West Hills

    The city of Knoxville's Office of Neighborhood Empowerment sponsors the Healthy Knoxville program by supporting neighborhoods and communities across the city.  Our program is called Healthy West Hills.

    Healthy West Hills Activities

    City Awards

    City Awards

    City Awards

    The Office of Neighborhood Empowerment awarded our group the Platinum Award for our 2024 participation in the Healthy Knoxville program.

    Pickleball

    City Awards

    City Awards

    -Weekly meet ups at the West Hills Pickleball Courts

    -Annual Tournament

    -Annual Skills Clinic

    Bike Rides

    City Awards

    Bikes rides range in distance and vary in routes. 

    Marathon in a Month

    Add up your physical activities mileage in a month to help add up to a Marathon. Use this spreadsheet to update your activities.

    Log your activities

    Backyard Yoga

    Tobacco Cessation Effort

    Meet ups occur in the warmer months.

    Tobacco Cessation Effort

    Tobacco Cessation Effort

    Annually yard signs are displayed throughout the community to encourage residents to not use tobacco products.

    Book Club

    Front Yard Meet Ups

    Front Yard Meet Ups

    Meet ups occur monthly with genres rotating based on participant interests. Sometimes the book is discussed. ;-)

    Front Yard Meet Ups

    Front Yard Meet Ups

    Front Yard Meet Ups

    Monthly events happen mostly in the warmer months.

    Recipes

    Front Yard Meet Ups

    Virtual Script Readings

    A Healthy recipe is posted monthly on the HWH Facebook Page and then shared. 

    Our goal is to include recipes online here, as well.

    Virtual Script Readings

    Virtual Script Readings

    Monthly scripts are provided via Zoom while neighbors rotate reading through different parts. Script

    Monthly scripts are made available via Zoom for neighbors to rotate reading lines. Scripts are written or adapted by a talented resident.

    Wiffleball

    The City of Knoxville hosts an annual Wiffleball tournament in September for neighborhoods to get together and compete.

    Do you have an idea?

    We are always in search of a new way to get neighbors together. It can be a physical activity, a mental event, food-related or a tobacco cessation idea. Reach out to us BELOW to share your idea.

    Send a specific question or request to be added to the monthly HWH email schedule.

    HWH Chair, Anne

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    Saturday, October 18, 2025 9am-1pm

    West Hills Pickleball Courts

    Courts are reserved with the City of Knoxville's Parks and Recreation Department, and the rain date is set for Saturday, November 22, 2025. The one-day event will be covered by a TIS insurance policy. 


    Volunteer pickleball coaches will run 6 different skills stations at the start of the clinic and participants will rotate among them at the director's instruction. Afterward, the courts will be used for participants to test their new or improved skills in pickleball matches with each other and the coaches. 


    Cost is $20 per participant 16 years and older. Younger participants can have their parent register them for FREE. 


    Bring your paddle, water bottle, sun protection and a chair. If you need to borrow a pickleball paddle, mention that on the registration form. Balls will be provided. Reusable water bottles will be given to participants and coaches by Noell Lewis of Edward Jones Investments.


    Register for the clinic by Wednesday, October 15 at REGISTRATION LINK.

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