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Violins of Hope
Strings of the Holocaust
The “Violins of Hope” is a new exhibition at UT’s Downtown Gallery featuring restored violins that were played by Jewish musicians during The Holocaust. The collection of over 50 violins was created and!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Switches
Encouraging Honesty in a Dishonest World
By: Robert Pryor, Sr.
I want everyone to know that as a kid growing up in Knoxville, I was always opposed to corporal punishment. Unfortunately, at my house they didn’t give me a vote,!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Security
Making the Right Decisions
By: Jon Hersey
After my parents’ home in New Hampshire was robbed on Christmas Eve of 2016, my mom didn’t feel safe there. They had thought about retiring in Tennessee, and now that plan seemed like an even!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Crispy Comfort
Nothing will warm you up quite like a platter of golden, crispy fried chicken and its best friend, beer. No wonder restaurants specialize in fried chicken across America! Fried chicken is traditionally a lunch option, but this is one!-->…
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Legislator or Loudmouth?
The Choices of Incoming State Rep. Gloria Johnson
It’s liable to get noisy in Nashville. Gloria Johnson has three options as she returns to Nashville to represent the 13th District in the state House of Representatives: 1) Be!-->!-->!-->…
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Raising the Bar
Establishing Healthy Habits for Nutrition and Fitness
By: Hannah Overton-Middleton
Each New Year, countless resolutions are made with a healthier lifestyle in mind. While most of these revolve around personal goals, sizes and!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Learned from Childhood
In this issue of Cityview, we are featuring multiple stories related to Knoxville’s young people and the adults who work with, supervise, and inspire them.
To my mind, the best way we can immediately serve the children in our community!-->!-->!-->…
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Dear Flushed:
Dear Knoxonomist:During the holiday season I had guests who didn’t know when to pack up and head out. I deliberately clogged up a toilet. That worked—my brother, his wife, their four kids, and their three little rat-dogs cleared out. Any!-->…
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Decades of Dance
The Appalachian Ballet Company Celebrates 50 Years
Story by: Valerie Lick
Whether it’s the dead of winter or the middle of a lazy summer, over 90 dancers of the Appalachian Ballet Company are hard at work.
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Sevier County Staycation
A long weekend close to home
Story by: Emily Stevens
This season you have battled the holiday shoppers, visited with family, entertained out-of-town relatives, and now it’s time for you to take a long weekend and let all of the!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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