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It’s always a great time to adopt a shelter animal We may not be that happy about extra time at home, but our pets are! My two Great Pyrenees dogs, Bear and Lola, couldn’t believe their good fortune as coronavirus changed my work…
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1. July 1, 1862 Here's one we all want to celebrate: President Abraham Lincoln signed the first income tax bill and the Bureau of Internal Revenue was established. 2. July 2, 1908 The first African American on the U.S.…
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1. Savor some Cruze Farm ice cream. Nothing says summertime like a cold, delicious ice cream cone. You can enjoy Knoxville's own local brand at locations downtown and in East Knox County. 2. Soak up sunshine on the lake. We have…
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It's a short work week and there's planning to be done for a long, wonderful weekend. Here are four local breweries offering music Friday night. Cheers! 1. Elkmont Exchange Frog and Toad's Dixie Quartet will perform. 2. Pour…
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Let’s give it up for the Ice Age! Millions of years ago, glaciers carved out this beautiful Tennessee Valley and left behind the skid marks we call Norris, Fort Loudon, Tellico, and Watts Bar Lakes. Boating, swimming, and all sorts…
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1. Support children's theater Knoxville Children's Theatre presents The Tale of Peter Rabbit at 1 and 5 pm Saturday. 2. Walk to defeat Alzheimer's The Knoxville Walk to Make Alzheimer's a Memory will be at UT Gardens Saturday.…
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1. Jello salads Cooks in the 1950s and '60s couldn't get enough of putting stuff in jello -- everything from meat to fish to tomatoes. I'd rather eat my proteins and veggies not surrounded by gelatin. 2. Canned asparagus Maybe…
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1. We're not the only Knoxville. The City of Knoxville shares its name with towns in Georgia, Iowa, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Ohio.  2. America's first admiral was born here. David Glasgow Farragut was born in Knoxville in 1801…
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1. Downtown: Neyland Greenway Neyland Greenway runs parallel to the Tennessee River through Volunteer Landing Park. It crosses under Neyland Drive at the mouth of Second Creek, and passes Thompson-Boling Sports Arena and Neyland Stadium…
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1. It's only in June in America In Catholic countries in Europe, Father's Day is celebrated on March 19 as Saint Joseph's Day. It is held on various days in many parts of the world throughout the year, often in the months of March,…
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