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If it's lunchtime and you're ravenous, you might consider the Holy Grill. That's the tasty combo from Holy Land you see above: chunks of lamb, marinated chicken and Arabic hamburger served over rice, roasted red peppers and onions, along…
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What to consider when choosing veterinary care The holiday season is upon us, and there is no better gift to give your pet than proper veterinary care. Pets can’t tell you in words when they feel bad so you need to be prepared when the…
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Creating order in chaos may be as simple as choosing the right thing to say The news came as a shock, like being pulled out of a 180-degree sauna and plunged into a glacier-fed river. Yet it is ultimately the most settling news that I…
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Give a gift that supports our community When you give a gift you bought on Amazon, your money ends up far, far from home. Probably as far as China. When you give a gift from a chain department store, some of it stays here to pay staff…
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Arriving on the scene for a portrait shoot, as I have done thousands of times, I am greeted by a friendly group of people. I am happy, the weather is nice, the folks are relaxed, attractive and reasonably fit. All in all, it looks to be an…
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Knoxville Realtor reflects on a rewarding 21 years in the business By Carrie McConkey Laura Slyman sat in a formal black dress, pen in hand. The Knoxville native had just finished an 18-month MBA program in marketing at The…
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The best thing about our annual Best of the Best survey is what we learn about Knoxville and the surrounding communities. For every issue we produce, the people we meet, the stories we hear—and get to pass along—make every day exciting…
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According to thedailymeal.com, here are the country's most popular treats to get for Halloween 1. Skittles Though Skittles first debuted in the 1980s, they are more popular today than ever before, with 3.3 million pounds sold…
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1. October’s second full moon appears on Saturday, Oct. 31, Halloween night. 2. It's called the Hunter's Moon. That's because this is the time of year when people who lived close to the land stocked up on food in…
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The Knox County Health Department offers these recommendations for trick-or-treating safely this year: 1. Wear a face covering, not a costume mask. A costume mask is not a substitute for a cloth face covering and wearing one in…
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