Dogwoods, Azaleas, Cherry Trees and Red Buds are in bloom, as East Tennessee has burst into spring, adorned in many colors! That return triggers Holston Hills Garden Club’s 9th Annual …
Mischief afoot? Proposed one-year plan change
The name of the current zoning game is density. More of it. Developers love it. But the approach taken on the upcoming agenda for Knoxville City Council for the one-year …
ADU second reading: Keep owners on premises
On Tuesday, March 5, Knoxville City Council will again address a Mechanicsville developer’s request to eliminate the owner-on-premises requirement of the Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) zoning ordinance. The proposal was …
Missing Middle: Affordable infill or neighborhood disrupter?
Last September, we told you about the city’s proposed Missing Middle Housing zoning plan which would allow multi-family housing to be added in TDR traditional land use zones, which feature …
I-40 congestion: Life after the Orange Route
Tired of stop and go traffic on I-40 between downtown and West Town exits? Or getting bogged down traveling south on I-75 from Emory Road to the I-640 split?
Once upon …
What the heck is missing middle housing?
The city of Knoxville has an initiative to encourage building “middle housing” as a financially attractive infill option for inner city neighborhoods which have a traditional grid street layout and …
City Council Candidate Forum
The East Knoxville Business and Professional Association hosted a forum for Knoxville City Council candidates from 8-9 a.m. on June 15 at the Jacob Building, Chilhowee Park. Radio host Hubert …
HH Garden Club to host plant sale
The Holston Hills Garden Club plant sale is back! The sale will be this Saturday, May 6, from 9 am to 2 pm, at the Community Park located on the …