The 2021 USA Pro Road National Championships will take to the streets of Knoxville on Sunday, June 20. This is the fourth year for Knoxville to host the U.S. Pro Road and …
Festival delayed, but Big Ears still bringing it home
Thursday, July 8, at 8 p.m.
Cormac McCarthy’s iconic novel, “Suttree,” set in Knoxville in the 1950s, chronicles four years in the life of Cornelius Suttree, who has abandoned a life …
We can’t – and shouldn’t – hide from history
Anderson Cooper had a story on “60 Minutes” Sunday about the last ship to haul enslaved Africans to the United States. The year was 1860. Slavery was still legal, but …
Graystone’s beauty matched by its historic heritage
South Knoxville is a mixed bag architecturally, with everything from log homes to mansions and bland strip malls to bohemian-looking boutiques.
One category that often stands out is our church buildings. …
Friends for life: Death can’t destroy unbreakable bond
Robert Minter pulled out a magnifying glass and leaned over the computer screen for a closer look at the face before him. Then he broke into a broad smile.
“That’s him. …
Rolling on the river
Jump on board for the Knoxville Opera’s Opera Regatta this Sunday, May 16, from 1:30 – 4 p.m. The event is free with no reservations required. If you have a …
It’s the Henley Bridge, silly
Long ago – mostly likely before your time – South Knoxville was derogatorily dubbed “South America” by residents of other parts of town. It was a journey to get there, …
‘Fort’ify your knowledge of SoKno Civil War park
Since the city of Knoxville cut the ribbon on the Fort Dickerson Gateway Park on May 3, 2017, much of the focus on the park has been on the improved …