Nourish Knoxville has opted to require face masks at the farmers markets it oversees – New Harvest Park (Thursdays) and Market at Mary Costa Plaza (Wednesdays & Saturdays). Their statement:
“Beginning …
Fort Kid rebuild gets second public meeting
Hedstrom Landscape Architects will unveil schematic drawings for a proposed new Fort Kid at a public meeting from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Thursday, July 16, at the Civic Auditorium. COVID-19 safeguards will …
Road project will bring jobs to North Knoxville
Work starts this week on a $5.5 million road project that will open up underused land for commercial development along I-275 in North Knoxville.
Interstate visibility is prized by businesses like …
Kentucky LLC buys part of the mothballed ‘Orange Route’
Welcome to July! I hope everyone had a safe and fun holiday weekend. Since our office was closed on Friday, July 3, it is no surprise that last week’s numbers …
Red, white and fun
We made it to three of nine neighborhoods that were decked out in Red, White and Blue for the city-sponsored three-day holiday July 3-5.
Pictured above are three homes that stood …
Principals, coaches talk about racial justice
Taking over a football program is always a challenge, but two head coaches who stepped into the spotlight this year are managing more than just X’s and O’s.
Austin-East defensive coordinator …
Able Trade grand opening is Friday
Knoxville’s First Friday Gallery Night is coming up and Spencer Ratliff of Able Trade is proud to be a part. “We’ve been working toward opening this shared makers’ space for years …
Holston’s almost-a-legend has died
Carroll Smith, long-ago basketball coach at Holston High School, was almost a legend.
He said the best game he ever coached was against Alcoa in the 1967 state championship finals. Holston …