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Feeling parched? Here in Knoxville we have a plethora of exceptional coffee spots to choose from, but there just might be more than meet the eye. Check out these five local shops that you didn't know you needed to visit, until now. Unique…
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Joe Milton III started off against Austin Peay completing one of his first eight passes. Some were slightly off. Some were dropped. “I didn’t start my best,” said Milton. Oregon transfer Dont'e Thornton Jr. had one deep pass go through his…
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If you’re like me, Labor Day makes you a little sad. It’s the unofficial end of summer, of sitting poolside, of grilling out, of lazy afternoons. All we have to look forward to is pumpkin spice everything and a race toward the holidays.…
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Susan French hadn’t been any further from Knoxville than Myrtle Beach before she met George Nichols. An airline pilot and her second husband, Nichols introduced her to international travel. After he died in 1994, French kept going. By the…
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Sometimes we just need to learn something new. To see life from a different perspective. To have an adventure, explore fresh territory. These five Tennessee museums offer all of the above after an easy drive from Knoxville. Plug one into…
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Knoxville welcomes its first cultural liaison from Japan, just in time for the Asian Festival This isn’t Mana Muramatsu’s first time visiting the United States; she’s explored many of our big-name cities, like Seattle and New York.…
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They thought she might never speak; now Anna Pettit sings, reaching for a dream that at one point seemed impossible Sitting with Anna Pettit in her grandmother’s living room, you would never know the trials she's faced. Her mother,…
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Variety is the spice at Market Square Farmers Market Butchers and bakers and candlestick makers, florists and farmers and honeybee charmers — all of those and more sell their wares at the Market Square Farmers Market on Saturdays.…
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After five years, the Food Festival is back for its 20th outing this August Hope you’re hungry, because two dozen different countries are lining up to feed you this August! Knoxville’s International Food Festival hasn’t been seen since…
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The KCT celebrates its 15th season and the legacy of its founder Zack Allen I remember my first class at the Knoxville Children’s Theatre. This was over a decade ago now, back when the Theatre still held classes in the downstairs of an…
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