The Sertoma Center has completed an innovative conversion project that transformed a former group home in East Knoxville to a modern duplex, offering a new home to eight Knoxville residents …
Vintage bike club auction keeps Time Warp rolling
At first glance, the sign on the front door is alarming.
An auction? At the Time Warp? What the heck does this mean? Is Happy Holler’s landmark business closing?
But turns out …
Testerman draws big-name support
Knoxville will get a new mayor and four new City Council members in 2019, and candidates are already lining up support.
Knoxville’s business and political leaders hosted a fundraiser for Janet …
Recode rambles on; council holds workshop
How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time.
Last night (2/7) Knoxville City Council held a three-hour workshop on Recode’s treatment of the commercial, office and industrial zones. …
Consultants meet with locals on Chilhowee Park upgrade
Earlier this week, a team of consultants met with some 40 interested citizens at Chilhowee Park’s Jacob Building to discuss their ideas on how to plan the 81-acre park’s future.
The …
Paul Kelley academy settles into namesake’s old neighborhood
In a way, the Dr. Paul L. Kelley Volunteer Academy’s move into the old Lincoln Park Elementary School building at 535 Chicamauga Ave. was like coming home.
Founded in 2010 by …
And eat those veggies!
Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs helped deliver Mobile Meals on Tuesday when much of the county was shut down. He posted this picture on Twitter and tweeted:
“What makes #KnoxCounty great? …
Mental illness builds wall between homeless, home
This is my third column in four weeks about Debra Bailey (Dec. 28 here; Jan. 4 here.) That’s a lot, considering I met her only once and cannot claim to have known her. I …