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Caring for the Community Seventy years ago, Ray Fisher Sr. opened a Texaco service station downtown, close to where I-75 and I-40 now intersect. He later opened an additional service station on Broadway and in the late 1950s bought the…
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Bringing Care to the Home The decision to find a home health care service isn’t an easy one to make, but if faced with that challenge, the people of Knoxville have decided that one provider goes above and beyond in their skilled services…
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Much More Than Mopping A Floor "I really had no intention of starting a cleaning business,” says Gary Duncan, founder and President of Duncan and Sons’ Building Maintenance, Inc. “I was between jobs and we had four children at the time.…
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Cutting-Edge Cabinet Design From bustling weekday breakfasts to the largest of holiday meals, life is lived in the kitchen, the most versatile and well-used room in the house. During every waking hour, you will find family members in the…
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Protecting Your Property and Health With the help of Entomologist Dr. Bennett—then head of UT’s Entomology department and the father of a high school friend—and a set of specialty insect pins, Dayton Hylton’s career course was set. As a…
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Making Wedding Dreams Come True The wedding is one of the most important milestones of a couple’s life. It’s one of the few life milestones where couples spend months, sometimes a few years, planning for what they hope will be an…
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The State of the Art in Body Art  Bryan and April Thomas, owners of Born This Way Body Arts at 7419 Middlebrook Pike, know that tattoos, piercings, and body jewelry aren’t new. “People have always wanted to decorate their bodies,” April…
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Great Food & Service: The Right Choice for 25 Years  "I got my start as a dishwasher,” says Randy Burleson, a jovial and unassuming man who now owns 17 restaurants and oversees 1,250 employees. Cityview readers have voted Aubrey’s…
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People over Profit, One Neighborhood at a Time Justin Bailey grew up in real estate. A fourth generation agent with much to offer the Knoxville community, Bailey was destined for this work. However, it wasn’t necessarily the industry he…
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A Positive Impact on Young Lives Story by: Rebecca Whalen It was about five years ago when Brent Crabtree became a Big. A director at Cellular Sales in Knoxville, he was seeking new ways for his company to partner with regional…
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