2019

Charting the Course to Financial Freedom By Jon Hersey One of my resolutions for 2019—and perhaps one of yours—is to establish a long-term financial plan and get situated for greater independence down the road. So, throughout the…
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Kentucky’s Crafty Little City By Stuart Holland  |  Photography by Micheal Mathews Just two hours drive up I-75, on the southern edge of Madison County, sits the town of Berea, Kentucky. It is a charming place, where you can find…
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By Stuart Holland | Photo by Hobe Brunson Paul Soares spent 25 years hunting hurricanes & Soviet submarines Knoxville resident Paul Soares served 3 tours of duty in naval aviation. He spent one year as a command…
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Story by Robert Pryor, Sr. If you’ve been around any old men lately, you may have noticed that they can be exceedingly grouchy. What it is about old guys? The older they get, the harder they are to get along with. They complain about…
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Dear Knoxonomist: The other day, my 12-year-old daughter pretended to be sick to avoid school. She’s a good kid so I took her at her word and let her stay home. That night I overheard her on the phone telling a friend that she had…
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FEATURED: EMILY ANDZULIS Featured on the cover of this issue is Emily Andzulis, the first female Titan on NBC’s The Titan Games. Through years of dedication to martial arts, Emily had prepared herself physically and mentally for the…
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What’s New for the New You By Hannah Middleton The concept of what it means to be healthy is constantly evolving. Every physical body is unique, with its own specific needs, there is almost a never one-size-fits-all treatment for any…
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Knoxville is waking up from its winter slumber and festival season is upon us. To kick off the spring, Shamrock Fest will be held on March 15-16 in Market Square. Staying true to the St. Patrick’s Day theme, there will be authentic Irish…
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Three Local Charities Support Knoxville Youth Story by Valerie Lick | Photography by Hobe Brunson Whether you’re a parent or not, whether you’ve got an empty nest or a full house, whether you work with children or just…
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“Food for the Gods” and a cocktail laboratory in a haute cuisine hideaway. Building on their successes with Kalamata Kitchen in Homberg and Café 4 on Gay Street, owners Jim and Lori Klonaris named their Old City restaurant Kefi, after a…
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