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Girls in the end zone Move over boys. This fall, females will be on the field, too. Flag football for high school girls is now an officially sanctioned sport in Knox County Schools, complete with designated flag football coaches —…
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September 15 begins a month of celebration of East Tennessee’s Hispanic and Latinx community In a few short weeks, it’ll be that time of year again – a time to celebrate the myriad of Hispanic and Latinx cultures and communities that…
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East Tennessee’s paddlers find triumph and community in the water This August saw several dozen boats enter the water for the Three Rivers Regatta. As the name suggests, this paddling competition takes place on three rivers in East…
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This is the time of year that students — and their parents — are hoping for success for the school year ahead. There are things parents can do to help their children prepare, says Krista McGrath, co-owner with her husband Matthew of…
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Kern's Food Hall brings iconic Knoxville spot into the 21st century When my dad was a kid, he and his friends had a particular house they'd always stop by during their Halloween trick-or-treating. They knew this house had a special…
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Think Knox County and biking trails, and undoubtedly the Urban Wilderness in South Knoxville springs to mind. It’s time to think West Knox County as well. The Appalachian Mountain Bike Club (AMBC) is putting the finishing touches on six…
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Batting ninth in the order, catcher Cal Stark, a Farragut High School graduate, hit a solo homer in the fifth inning and a three-run blast in the ninth to cap the Vols’ 12-3 victory over Southern Mississippi in the Knoxville Regional final…
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Local company, K&P Remodeling, celebrated the grand opening of its new location in West Knoxville at 435 Montbrook Lane this month. The owners have been in the industry for over 50 years, and the company has dedicated itself to…
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Yay for Knoxville! In a recently released ranking of U.S. cities’ arts districts by USA Today, Knoxville beat out Chicago, Houston, Milwaukee and five other U.S. cities to rank No. 2, second only to Dallas. Cityview caught up…
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You don't have to get a gym membership or buy workout equipment in order to get and stay in shape As summer approaches, many Knoxvillians have been working on getting that toned “beach bod” just in time for pool days and tropical…
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