Music on Main will bring blues, soul, funk and oompah music to the streets of downtown Knoxville on Sunday, Oct. 2. First Baptist Church, 510 W. Main St., is hosting …
Seymour woman bakes care into every loaf
A hug is nice, especially after two-plus years of social distancing during a pandemic. But it’s open to interpretation. Is it a sign of real affection, or is someone just …
Things are cooking at Kern’s
All the ingredients are coming together at Kern’s Bakery Food Hall.
Demolition and construction, gravel and concrete, peeling paint and holes in the roof will disappear in the next few months. …
Help Mabry-Hazen museum by partying!
Whether you like to party like it’s 1858, 1992 or 2022, you’re in luck. The Mabry-Hazen House Museum is getting into party mode, and Knoxville is invited.
The historic house, 1711 …
Tea & Treasures celebrates 15th anniversary
Tea & Treasures is turning 15, and owner Jenny Wolf couldn’t be happier – or prouder.
The shop at 4104 Martin Mill Pike is celebrating today and Saturday with an emphasis …
SKE Book Club embraces challenges
Six fifth-graders from South Knoxville Elementary School are journeying to Alaska the next few weeks – through the pages of a book.
A new school year means another chapter of the …
First Baptist to hold craft fair
First Baptist Church is taking it to the street come Saturday.
The church, 510 W. Main St., is hosting a craft fair on Main Street between Locust and Walnut avenues, calling …
Civil rights pilgrimage a must-see for all
To me, the word pilgrimage has always evoked treks to ancient settings – devout members of many faiths journeying to the Holy Land or curious Americans looking for their ancestors …