A hug is nice, especially after two-plus years of social distancing during a pandemic. But it’s open to interpretation. Is it a sign of real affection, or is someone just …
Things are cooking at Kern’s
All the ingredients are coming together at Kern’s Bakery Food Hall.
Demolition and construction, gravel and concrete, peeling paint and holes in the roof will disappear in the next few months. …
Tea & Treasures celebrates 15th anniversary
Tea & Treasures is turning 15, and owner Jenny Wolf couldn’t be happier – or prouder.
The shop at 4104 Martin Mill Pike is celebrating today and Saturday with an emphasis …
Big news for Veterans Memorial Park
With Knox County’s week-long celebration of military Medal of Honor recipients, Mayor Glenn Jacobs and Carol Evans, director of Legacy Parks Foundation, will make an announcement today (9/8/22) at 2 …
SKE Book Club embraces challenges
Six fifth-graders from South Knoxville Elementary School are journeying to Alaska the next few weeks – through the pages of a book.
A new school year means another chapter of the …
Bales makes a case for bugs
Stephen Lyn Bales knows a lot about the birds and the bees (and other bugs).
For starters, he knows that most domestic birds can’t live on the treats humans put out …
Good morning, glory
Purple morning glory vines its way up to the tallest sunflower in the field at the TWRA Forks of the River Wildlife Management Area. Does it climb so high to …
Shakespeare Festival makes permanent move to Ijams
The Tennessee Stage Company presents its 32nd Shakespeare Festival, now renamed Knoxville Shakespeare. This season will feature Shakespeare’s renowned comedy, As You Like It, and is being produced in cooperation …