The Akima Club of Knoxville will celebrate women throughout history – er, #HerStory – with Akima Cabaret 2020.
A wee bit bawdy, heavy on laughs and laced with dazzle, the professionally …
How much is enough for a rainy day?
When Victor Ashe came into office as mayor in 1988 the city’s rainy day fund was $5 million and the city had to borrow money to meet payroll. When Knoxville’s …
Inside Knox TN Today: Obituaries
Kathy Joy, my friend and a true go-getter, once said a key to business success is to “zig when others zag.” Watch your competitors and zig the other way.
Our treatment …
The ‘talk’ has it a three-person race
Predicting a Knoxville mayoral election is often a slam-dunk. But this time around there are three major candidates, and in the next two months two of them will likely proceed …
Knoxville wraps up strong 2017 with high hopes for new year
A city press release about economic growth in Knoxville during 2017 set us wondering what business leaders are seeing. We caught up with Dave Miller, president of First Tennessee’s East …
Video: A pocket park for Forest Heights
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero cut the ribbon to the new Forest Heights Pocket Park in West Knoxville along with the children of the neighborhood.
The park’s origin goes back 75 years, …
Don’t eat the seed corn (and other reflections)
Somebody asked the other day, “Whatever happened to George Will?”
He is alive and well, continuing to write the twice-weekly column in The Washington Post that he began in 1974. He’s …
Winners all
Mayor Madeline Rogero was arguably the biggest winner on Tuesday, as five Democrats won election to Knoxville City Council. That leaves George Wallace as the only vocal Republican on the …