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After two major setbacks, Mayor Indya Kincannon enters her final term leading without momentum, but not without purpose.
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After 50 years in Knoxville, Richard Jolley reflects on a life shaped by fire, glass, and the radical choice to build an exemplary career without ever leaving home. By Nathan Sparks I Photography by Molly Herb Appeared in Cityview…
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On a Tennessee morning, mist still clings to the river as Trent Douglas stands in waders, fly rod in hand—looking every bit a fishing guide, not a man who has rebuilt faces shattered by war.
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From The Publisher 2026 Issue 1 By Nathan Sparks After publishing our recent issue with Heath Shuler on the cover, I found myself back in Loudon County at a place affectionately known as “the farm.” It’s the training facility run by…
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A razor-smart songwriter shaped by Knoxville, history, and hard-earned survival returns home with new music—and a lifetime of stories that still cut straight to the bone.
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By Nathan Sparks | Photograph by Molly Herb Appeared in Cityview Magazine, Vol. 41, Issue 6 (Nov/Dec 2025) Every year, when we publish our Best of the Best issue, I’m reminded just how much this community cares. Hundreds of…
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Knoxville’s design pros share new ways to deck your halls—from autumn trees to oversized bows and glittery nostalgia. Story by Carolyn Evans Appeared in Cityview Magazine, Vol. 41, Issue 6 (Nov/Dec 2025) Just when I thought I knew…
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Nonprofits provide cheer to their neighbors in need­—and East Tennessee steps up to help By Susan Alexander Appeared in Cityview Magazine, Vol. 41, Issue 6 (Nov/Dec 2025) S anta needs a lot of help to get the big Christmas job…
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Having lost five and seven seniors, respectively, the UT women and men are stocked with answers. By N. Brooks Clark  |  Photography by Carlos Reveiz Appeared in Cityview Magazine, Vol. 41, Issue 6 (Nov/Dec 2025) Last January Lady…
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Fasting and time-restricted feeding aren’t just trends—they’re tools to help your body reset, reduce inflammation, and restore energy naturally. By Dr. Edwin E. Spencer  |  Photography by Anna N. Appeared in Cityview Magazine, Vol.…
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