Happy Friday the 13th, y’all!
Or do we really want to go there?
Some would say that with all the events being canceled over concerns about spreading the novel coronavirus, it’s been …
A cure for cabin fever
Weekend events to close roads, on-street parking
In advance of St. Patrick’s Day, several Irish-themed events will be held on Market Square and downtown streets March 13, 14 and 15, impacting on-street parking and traffic patterns. More …
Friendly commands: walk, run, sit
Local dogs will have their day on Saturday when the 13th annual Mardi Growl takes over downtown Knoxville.
Dogs and their humans, many (both pooches and people) in costume, will parade …
Birding with KTOS
If you like birds and want to join others with similar interests, then we’ve got a deal for you. Morton Massey, president of the Knoxville Chapter of the Tennessee Ornithological …
Make memories this Leap Day
There’s just something cool about Leap Year, when we get an extra day on the calendar. It feels like a challenge – to do something memorable that day, something where …
Kellogg named AMBC’s first executive director
The Appalachian Mountain Bike Club is pleased to announce the selection of former board president and club member Matthew Kellogg as its first executive director to serve the organization.
The Appalachian …
Make like a penguin; take the Plunge!
Whether it’s a flirtation or a full-blown love affair, having a relationship with the outdoors is the important thing.
Sorry – getting a little sappy on Valentine’s Day! But seriously, it’s …
KUB creates new greenway section
Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon led a celebration Wednesday to mark the opening of the Kuwahee Greenway.
The new section will connect Joan Cronan Way near KUB’s Kuwahee Wastewater Treatment Plant to …