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Story by Carolyn Evans | Photography by Hannah Davis There’s a group of women who can help almost everybody in town—probably even you. Most of us are plagued by something we see in the mirror. It might be lip lines, age spots,…
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Innovation, access, and compassion come together to preserve limbs and improve lives. Story by Matt McGarry Appeared in Cityview Magazine, Vol. 42, Issue 2 (March/April 2026) When APEX Vascular first opened its doors, its founder…
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Look, up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s…a Knoxville Police Dept. drone! By George Korda | Illustration by R. Daniel Proctor Appeared in Cityview Magazine, Vol. 42, Issue 2 (March/April 2026) You need some years…
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From Grotto Falls to hidden creeks, Dana Koogler has chased the sound of water and found a path through life’s toughest terrain. Story by John Quillen  |  Photograph by Nathan Sparks, Jimmy Deane & John Quillen Appeared in…
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Pickering & Allen celebrates three decades of high-quality, innovative orthodontics, and care
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Court Appointed Special Advocates walk with children through trauma, one visit, one report, one hug at a time. When we hear about kids who’ve been abused or neglected, the first thing we think is: bad parents. “Most of us start out with…
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Chef John Bryant was born in Johnson City and trained at Johnson and Wales University in Charleston, South Carolina. He ran a catering business in Johnson City for eight years then joined Bistro by the Tracks two years ago. He is committed…
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While not a glamorous debate, local forums serve a purpose Compared to the white-hot spotlight of presidential debates, for most voters, local election candidate debates and forums are as dim as dying flashlight bulbs. For first-time…
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HIS STORY Originally from Yakima, Washington, Chef Deron Little started cooking with a master chef at 15. He was a chef for hotels and country clubs, and a resident chef at Greenville Technical College in South Carolina before…
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The Volunteers’ last-second 52-49 victory over Alabama puts UT back in college football’s elite You probably saw it, either in the roaring throng of 101,915 at Neyland Stadium or as part of a CBS-TV national audience that…
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