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The one that started everything: The Tetons and the Yellowstone by Ansel Adams. This was the book that taught me to be comfortable being uncomfortable, to push through rugged terrain, and expand my perspective beyond my youthful edges. Over…
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As we gear up for March, Cityview sends high fives and good lucks to the Lady Vols. Head here for updates on how these all-stars do throughout the SEC tournament. Tournament Updates March 6, 9:31 a.m. - The Lady Vols took home a 77-37 win…
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Former UT History and English majors come home to play at Tennessee Theatre They met at a cookout before a UT football game about 20 years ago. He was a history major from Memphis and she was an English Lit major from Nashville. Let’s…
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The Dogwood Arts House & Garden Show is back and this year, organizers say it has more vendors and DIY experts than ever before. The interactive home improvement workshop provides many ways to support local businesses and give back…
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The Vols played stifling defense and grabbed 51 rebounds enroute to a 76-52 victory. “They’re the No. 1 team in the nation for a reason,” said Arkansas coach John Calipari after the Razorbacks’ 76-52 loss in Thompson-Boling Arena. “They…
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Xocatl and chocolate have been working wonders for thousands of years—And local chocolate makers are stirring the pot When local chocolate makers Peggy Davis and Rita and Susan Key reach into their cabinets, they’re probably not…
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How a dream came true for a Knoxville animal rescue Until recently, Horse Haven, a nonprofit that rehabilitates horses that have been neglected or abused, occupied 15 acres of leased property in Loudon County. When Cityview featured…
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“You need to put your heart and soul into it.” How did Jackie Griffin’s dream of owning her own business – now known as Jackie’s Dream, Knoxville’s popular soul food restaurant– become more than just a dream? A leap of faith, a thick…
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How gymnastics training can teach success. “It all began with a little camp in Knoxville,” recalls John Macready, co-owner of FlipFest, the Crossville-based gymnastics camp that it arguably one of the nation’s top gymnastics training…
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A business is more than the money it makes. It is a social institution. Sitting down for a pint at Ebony & Ivory Brewing, you find yourself in a comfortable atmosphere in a very new space, indulging in some delicious brew. And let's…
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