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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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Atop Max Patch, a 4,600-ft. bald mountain just across the border in North Carolina, we were met with the stunning 360-degree views of the rolling Southern Appalachians we expected, an unexpected swarm of dozens — maybe hundreds — of…
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Judging contests in East Tennessee is not for the faint of heart I don’t remember how or why it happened, but there I was seated in a special roped off section of the auditorium judging a child’s beauty contest. Stop this madness, I…
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You know it’s October when everything comes flavored with pumpkin spice and when pumpkins and scarecrows populate the stores. Below are seven East Tennessee farms to visit for a homegrown pumpkin, a corn maze, a hayride and lots of other…
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At Brazeiros, fine dining meets a Brazilian tradition of generous offerings of carne If you get movie star treatment from owner Vilmar Zenzen at Brazeiros in Bearden, it’s because he’s had practice. After he launched a…
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Live theater is returning to Knoxville, and the summer offers three chances to experience it. Here’s what’s on stage and in store: The Word Players: If you missed the theater company's first fully produced live production in a theater…
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We all have people that we admire or look to when we need inspiration. These are people that come into our lives and leave an indelible mark on who we are, at our deepest level. And more often than not, they are unlikely aware of the…
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Looking for some farm-fresh ingredients to make a favorite recipe even better? Eager to support local growers and makers? Then drop in one of the several farmers markets around Knox County throughout the week.  Here’s when and where to…
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Kid A’ Riffic comes to eight Knoxville parks this summer, offering crafts, games, and other activities to Knoxville area families. “Local organizations and City departments will offer hands-on crafts and activities,” said Elaine…
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In April, Cityview Publisher Nathan Sparks headed over to the Game and Field Fair at the Barnsley Resort in Adairsville, Georgia. The event, held on the Beretta Shooting Grounds, was a collaboration between High Adventure Company and The…
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