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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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The Role of Prebiotics, Probiotics, and Postbiotics in Healing and Harmony The longer that I have practiced medicine, the more aware I have become of the importance of what we eat.  I particularly noticed the gravity of this effect in…
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Standing in the presence of a creative legend’s memories It was the summer of 1989. My mom had taken me over to a her friend’s house to visit, as she often did, as they chatted and baked, sipping black coffee. Cooped inside with not…
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Adam Ragusea brings 2.47 million along on travel, food, and so much more In this era of digital content creation, Knoxville’s Adam Ragusea has established his place in the world of online culinary arts by creating a brand that has been…
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An anecdote about wilderness kinship I had been trying to talk my friend, Kim, into backpacking for years. She was an avid hiker who was sufficiently fit to do the Spence Field turnaround in a day or a Leconte route via the Boulevard. I…
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The results of the election has this writer curious about the future of the Democratic Party in the Volunteer State With a new-but-old presidential administration taking office, and Tennessee election winners beginning their new terms…
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After decades in pastoral care, I thought I had the answers. Turns out I had a lot to learn. One year ago, in my first column with Cityview,I wrote that when I know something, I know half and when I am absolutely sure I know, I know…
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A visit to the University of Tennessee led watercolorist Kate McCullough back to art It seems buildings can make a first impression as strongly as people can. Because the first time Kate McCullough laid eyes on the Art and Architecture…
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