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Join Cityview on its journey, 40 years in the making, to tell stories of home, stories that matter As we look around the world today, it’s hard not to fall into the feeling that the bad outweighs the good. I’d like to challenge that…
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On the afternoon of August 10, 1983, John Lyle watched his business burn to the ground. The warehouses that housed Dale Insulation’s entire inventory - as well as multiple other businesses - had caught fire. The Knoxville News Sentinel…
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The Smokies Safe Passage project, the I-40 Pigeon River Gorge Wildlife Crossing Project near the Great Smoky Mountains, has been highly embraced. The project’s massive research is being hailed as a tool for many regions in the eastern U.S.…
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An 1880s-style Christmas dinner in a Victorian village — that’s about as close to a genuine English Christmas as you’re going to get! Earlier this month, the tiny village of Rugby (near Jamestown) hosted their traditional old-fashioned…
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East Tennessee's small businesses are ready for the holiday season—are you? For many of us, East Tennessee has become a place we call home, though, but what we may not always recognize is that Knoxville is so great because of the…
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Nihongo-ga wakarimasen. Prefaced, most likely, by "sumimasen" (a cross between "excuse me" and "sorry"), this is a very important phrase for us foreigners to know when abroad in Japan. It simply means, "I do not understand Japanese." If…
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Thanksgiving is underway and whether you want to practice gratitude during a special meal with your family or deliver a meal to someone in need, (or both!) we have just the list for you. Because what's better than bringing kindness through…
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The local nonprofit ensuring no child goes without a home What do Steve Jobs and Eleanor Roosevelt have in common besides being famous? They were both adopted. “November is National Adoption month, and it’s a great month to…
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East Tennessee is home to many non-profits that serve the Knoxville community year round. As the holiday season begins, United Way once again brings back an opportunity to give making a difference in our communities. The Big Give Knox ,…
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There's nothing like bringing a smile to a child's face, and Knoxville's Toys for Tots has been doing that every year for decades. Last year, the program distributed more than 45,000 toys across East Tennessee, supporting thousands of…
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