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Making memories on Lake Michigan The weather is near perfect as we leave the marina. Guide Eric Haataja has the boat fueled up and loaded with rods. In the giant body of water that is Lake Michigan, I wonder just how you pinpoint…
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It’s time to dust off the checkered overalls and belt out your best rendition of “Rocky Top.” It’s officially Football Time in Tennessee! Heading into year two under Jeremy Pruitt, Vols fans can hope for improvement. At SEC Media Day…
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Rich Gross discusses his legal career and his current work with local veterans https://vimeo.com/356011119 As a young man, Rich Gross knew deep down that he wanted to be a lawyer. He also knew that there was no money set…
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Influencing politics in 140 characters or less His appearance something like that of an Amish survivalist, Fletcher Burkhardt visually seemed an unusual candidate for Knoxville mayor. Regardless of the outcome, his campaign is onto…
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The bowling alleys and arcades of yesteryear have nothing on our picks for this issue. We found four establishments where Knoxvillians can let their hair down for some good old-fashioned fun and games with stellar grub to match, like the…
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The Disappearing Trial Attorney Will the growing trend of not going to trial lead to injustice? Life deals us some unexpected challenges, and hopefully yours will not be of the legal nature, but if they are, you may find yourself in…
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Bradley Walker might hesitate to pronounce the Latin motto of the Wounded Warrior Regiment, of which he is a member, but he lives its message every day. Etiam in pugna. Still in the fight. Despite losing his legs to an IED explosion in Iraq…
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In the last decade, tattoos have taken the art world by storm. Tattoo artists have forgone paint and brushes for ink and iron. People use tattoos as a form of expression, remembrance, and symbolism. They range from small numbers and words,…
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During the 1940s in the American South, Jim Crow laws segregated Americans. “Separate but equal” was the catch phrase. Black people were prohibited from using facilities designated for whites, such as water fountains, the “white section”…
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Jill and Matt Hanggi create a home for family,friends, and memories of the world. Most Bearden residents are familiar with the water wheel at the corner of Sherwood and Westmoreland Drives, but they may not know that it was added to…
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