First Tennessee will host Phillip Fulmer and Bob Kesling as part of the grand re-opening of its University of Tennessee Financial Center from 3-5 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 18, at 1832 …
Bistro’s Martha Boggs does it her way
Martha Boggs is busy today.
This is not hyperbole or random praise. Just pick a day, any day; Martha Boggs is busy.
The owner and manager of two successful restaurants on South …
Cameron Brooks supports GoNorth animal transport
Imagine a place where unwanted dogs don’t end their lives in high kill shelters.
Cameron Brooks wants to do more than just imagine. The Knoxville Realtor/politico takes in strays, belongs to …
Recode Knoxville: Accessory units could double density
What’s that nifty little house slipping into your neighbor’s side- or backyard? Is her aged granny moving in? Or, will both dwellings be rented out?
Recode Knoxville is a rewrite of …
Photos: ‘Llama drama’ in World’s Fair Park
World’s Fair Park was home to the fourth annual Great Llama Race on Saturday, as thousands came out to experience this unusual and exciting event. Held by Casa de Sara, …
Photo gallery: Open Streets Knoxville
Open Streets came back to Knoxville, this time on Broadway in Old North Knoxville. The first Open Streets Knoxville was in October 2015, attracting more than 6,000 people, and it …
Texas pastor rallies school privatization opponents
Voucher bills direct taxpayers’ dollars to private schools. The Rev. Charles Foster Johnson, founder of Pastors for Texas Children, believes they are unconstitutional, violate religious liberty, drain the public coffers …
Saving energy saves money
Jennifer Aldredge conceded that an 85-degree October day didn’t provide much incentive to get to work on weatherization, but there are a lot of old houses in Oakwood Lincoln Park …