The week moved quickly, but some stories deserve more than one day in the spotlight. Saturday Catch-Up brings together six KnoxTNToday stories you may have missed or may want to read again. Pour another cup of coffee and choose the stories that interest you.
The Frazier triplets are growing up
Six years after first introducing readers to Knoxville Fire Department captains Erica and David Frazier and their triplet daughters, Tom King checks in again. Everly, Kensey and Molly are now healthy, happy second graders with three distinct personalities, while their parents have found that the early years of survival have become a busy family life filled with school, cheerleading, gymnastics, swimming and plenty of joy.
Read Revisiting the Frazier triplets
Adelia Armstrong Lutz left an artistic legacy
A drive along Kingston Pike passes through the story of Knoxville artist Adelia Armstrong Lutz—from Crescent Bend and Bleak House to her remarkable Westwood home and studio. Beth Kinnane traces the education, career and community influence of a woman who continued painting, teaching and organizing major art exhibitions while helping shape Knoxville’s cultural life around the turn of the 20th century.
Read The artistic legacy of Adelia Armstrong Lutz
Holy Smoke Cake carries a sweet family tradition
Some recipes stay in a family because they taste wonderful. Others endure because they carry memories. Aneisa Rolen’s Holy Smoke Cake does both. Her GiGi’s chocolate-loving version doubles down with two boxes of chocolate pudding, and the dessert still appears at family gatherings today. The recipe, serving tips and the story behind it offer a reminder to write down and keep making the dishes that connect generations.
Read Dishing It Out: Holy Smoke Cake
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