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Parkway Drive-In
The historic details of the Parkway Drive-In Movie Theater in Maryville are sketchy even for owner Doug Freeman.
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“I need to go to the newspaper archives and look it up, but I know it was here in 1950,!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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The Law and ICE
Spangler protects citizens, enforces law by renewing agreement
Some months ago, I was in a social media conversation with a then-city government official on the topic of illegal immigration. Liberal politically, he complained about!-->!-->!-->…
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“I have recently received a subpoena filed by my neighbor summoning me to court for my dog running…
Dear Dennis,
The Knoxonomist can relate to your fear of the legal system. To the outsider the system certainly seems rigged in favor of the lawyers, and without one you are most certainly, well, going to learn a lesson the hard way. So,!-->!-->!-->…
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Hitting the Road in Droves
Safety concerns drive increase in RV sales and rentals
From Connecticut to California, RV dealerships are seeing an increase in both sales and rentals as the coronavirus keeps us apart. The same holds true in Tennessee.
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New challenges
Cultural organizations strategize for a different future
“Baptism by fire” is a phrase I’ve heard a few times too many during the course of the COVID-19 pandemic. I started as general manager at Flying Anvil Theatre in February. On!-->!-->!-->…
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Building Joy
Knoxville furniture maker mixes modern vibe with traditional techniques
You know when you walk past your very favorite painting, and you smile? That’s how Alex Jaynes wants his customers to feel about his furniture.
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‘Fur’-ever friends
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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5 Things that Happened in July (but not on the 4th)
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
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5 Great Things to Do in July in East Tennessee
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.
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5 Places with Music and Beer Friday
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.
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