Change is hard. Just ask David Bowie. But change can also be good, even if it requires some adjustment.
The town of Farragut plans to join the city of Knoxville in …
Farragut moves quickly on ch-ch-changes to building code
All eyes on Farragut during Dogwood Arts
For those who don’t know, the Dogwood Trails were created in response to the words of journalist John Gunther, who called Knoxville “the ugliest city I ever saw in America” …
Where were you during the flood of ’19?
Farragut residents are bound to ask each other that question in the coming years. Over five inches of rain fell on already-sodden ground on Saturday, Feb. 23, resulting in drama …
Making Anchor Park accessible to all
Parks are a big deal in Farragut. This is a fitness-oriented community that values recreation opportunities and connectivity, so there are often multiple park and greenway projects going on at …
Farragut tackles problem of vacant grocery stores
If you live in, work in, drive through or even think about Farragut, you’re probably aware of our empty grocery-store buildings. They’ve long been a sore subject around Town Hall, …
Smiles all around as Starbucks opens
The Farragut Gateway Starbucks opened last Thursday with much fanfare. For coffee lovers, the store represents drive-through access and a new hangout. For the town, the development signifies more.
The Gateway …
Farragut quilts tell stories, show love
Creating a quilt is long, tedious work that strains the eyes and, in some cases, the pocketbook. But quilting has long been a beloved pastime, and even those who don’t …
Songwriters Showcase offers even more live music in Farragut
I had the privilege of attending the Governor’s Conference on Hospitality and Tourism last fall with the town’s tourism coordinator, Karen Tindal. The final session we attended was about hosting …