Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation (KCDC) has been awarded $11 million in low-income housing tax credits to build new, efficient affordable housing at Five Points Phase 4. The credits were awarded …
Crown Upholstery clicks with Oakwood Lincoln Park
Jesica and Wes Breitenbach have just finished a house full of Victorian furniture for a couple of Fourth and Gill residents, and two enormous mounds of soft green cowhide are …
Recode: Pack ’em and stack ’em near the bus lines
Proposition: Knoxville needs more affordable housing.
Question: How do we get there?
Solution: Increase transit-based housing using the RN-4 multi-family zone. Plus ADUs.
Where: Anything within a quarter-mile of a bus route is …
Briggs reflects on closing of St. Mary’s
Richard Briggs has seen combat in Afghanistan and Iraq. He’s performed intricate heart surgery, literally holding a patient’s life in his hands. But this tough guy’s voice broke when asked …
Legends at Oak Grove moves forward; flooding concerns remain
Flooding is still a worry, but Knoxville City Council approved a 264-unit Washington Pike residential project after the developer and neighborhood representatives worked out a compromise on seven of eight …
First Tennessee re-opens on Cumberland Avenue
Customers walking into the new First Tennessee branch on Cumberland Avenue Thursday were surely surprised to see the dignitaries there to officially open the University of Tennessee financial center.
Packed into …
Jackie’s ‘dreaming’ about a new location
Contributions are piling up in the GoFundMe account, but Jackie Booker Griffin’s trying not to pay attention.
“I can’t look,” said the owner of the East Knoxville restaurant she named Jackie’s …
Fulmer, Kesling to attend First Tenn re-opening
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 …