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Horses with Heart

For several decades, a local non-profit organization has been showing the community—and the country—how horses can help people in need find solace, understanding, and strength.

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The Entrepreneurial Spirit

In 2011, many people in Knoxville, and around the country and world, were devastated by economic woes. For some, the new year signifies a fresh start for success or simply a time to rebuild, and it seems fitting that Cityview’s annual Entrepreneur issue is our first of 2012. Read on for words of wisdom from local entrepreneurs who have made their businesses thrive in a less–than–inviting financial scene.

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2012 and Beyond: Divine Chaos

Bobby Drinnon offers advice and counsel for the new year.

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February 25—Mountain Music Why not battle the cold with a little bluegrass? Yonder Mountain String Band is rolling into town [...]

Paul Mitchell co-founder and CEO John Paul DeJoria recently visited Knoxville to celebrate the grand opening of the Paul Mitchell the School on Kingston Pike (located in the old home of Roger’s Cadillac). DeJoria, who, according to Forbes, has a fortune of over $4 billion, offered some thoughts about Knoxville, entrepreneurship in the 21st century, and how to cultivate success.

Just because the Vols’ football season didn’t turn out perfectly, it doesn’t mean that you can’t enjoy a great game of pigskin. Crank up the oven, plan your guest list, and tune in to NBC on February 5 to watch Super Bowl XLVI from Indianapolis.

Tired of bowl after bowl of winter soups? We don’t blame you. Try this hot sandwich recipe for a break from the ordinary.

Leave the frigid Tennessee weather behind and head to the sun-soaked city of San Diego for oceanfront activities, unique accommodations, and exciting nightlife.

At 16, Evan Pinion has already outdone Michael Phelps—twice. In 2009, Pinion shattered Phelps’ 800-meter freestyle record for 14-year-old boys [...]