Cynthia Moxley does it for the cookies. This was the 16th year for her holiday cookie exchange. She invites friends to bake and bring six dozen cookies to sample and …
‘Raise the Roof’ at Fort Sanders
You couldn’t call it a ground-breaking because Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center is building up – adding two stories with some 80,000 square feet of patient-care space – at its …
#Team14: Fourth-grader’s generosity boosts school fund drive
An effort led by two fourth-grade teachers to raise money to give a group of Christenberry Elementary School kids a long weekend in the Smokies next spring has gotten a …
Remembering poet and professor Arthur Smith
Arthur Smith, a poet who taught at the University of Tennessee for three decades, died Nov. 9 from acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
As a friend and teacher, Smith loved to use the …
North Hills prepares for Holiday Home Tour
Thanks to its very active garden club, historic North Hills is home to some of the most memorable seasonal events of any neighborhood in Knoxville. Next up is the Holiday …
Breaking: New homes for Five Points
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 …