John Phillips
His love of cooking led John Phillips to create the implements with which to do it.
A wood- and metalworker…
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The Middle Path
Knoxville therapist Hope Reneau promotes mindfulness
Hope Reneau, Director of The Middle Path IOP, believes…
Sunup & Sundown
Some of our best spots for seeing a colorful show.
Whether you’re fond of shooting photographs, an aficionado…
When “Medicine” Quacks Like a Duck
It happens a couple of times a year. Just when I’ve become comfortable with the idea that some “alternative…
How To Fake Sick
Dear Knoxonomist:
The other day, my 12-year-old daughter pretended to be sick to avoid school. She’s a good kid…
Festivals
Knoxville is waking up from its winter slumber and festival season is upon us. To kick off the spring, Shamrock…
Mediterranean Flavors in the Old City
“Food for the Gods” and a cocktail laboratory in a haute cuisine hideaway.
Building on their successes with…
Something About Marye
A Knoxville Elegy
J.D. Vance’s best-selling book Hillbilly Elegy is a fascinating rendition of how the author,…
The Return of Metro Government
Rising from the Dead?
The idea of metro, or unified, government is akin to the character of Jason in the Friday…