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Point B is a little bit of Paris in Knoxville Owner Daniel Goss likes to tell both the long and the short versions of the founding story of Point B. The condensed version starts in the dark days of the pandemic lockdown in March 2020,…
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From burritos and tamales to ceviche and everything in between, Knoxville’s Mexican cuisine is not to be missed. When an ethnic food becomes a staple of American cuisine, we all benefit from the world’s flavors and cultures. East…
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Supporters of the Knoxville Symphony League traveled back to the Roaring '20s in February at the historic home of local preservationist Kim Trent for an afternoon of Mardi Gras-themed fun. New Orleans jazz by pianist Matthew Fischer…
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Debbie Alley transfers nature to fabric for abstract botanical prints Where nature and science and art collide is where Debbie Alley’s creations live. The silk scarves, linen napkins and wall art she makes begin with a walk in the…
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Drew and Ellie Holcomb Get Back to their Roots Bijou Theatre | March 23rd, 24th, 25th | 8 p.m. Drew and Ellie Holcomb’s story as a duo span a few decades. Drew and Americana band, the Neighbors, released their first album in 2005…
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With a stunning victory over No. 1 Alabama, the Vols came together as a team. With 7:42 to play in the first half against No. 1-ranked Alabama, UT guard Santiago Vescovi dribbled down the left side of the key facing several…
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Forging a music path through passion and perseverance Sitting down to talk with Zoë Nutt was nothing short of inspirational. Hers is a story of tenacity and perseverance, of chasing dreams no matter how out of reach they might feel. A…
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Dangerous Things I remember when I learned I might have an attention deficit disorder. I was shocked. But then I laughed out loud. But not for the reason you might suspect. It was true. I had lots of challenges paying attention as a…
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Hidden in Knoxville’s backcountry lies a landscape worthy of exploring If weekend traffic is any indication, Knoxville’s investment in the Urban Wilderness Gateway Park proved a success. Build it and they will come, indeed. Bikers…
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When the chips are down, you don’t need opinions you need facts. There is certainly no shortage of opinion in our social media fueled world. But as technology increases I wonder about the general decline of expertise. Look…
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