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Everyone loves food. Some of us just seem to love it more than others. And that especially applies to certain types of foods. Growing up, I loved mac and cheese; to me it’s just one of those classics. So, when Sean Finley brought out…
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'She will not be attending the university this fall' The widespread pursuit of finding those guilty of past thought or deed transgression is ever present in modern society. Part of the “cancel culture” wars, this theme saw the…
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Why is the build-up to being seenmore work than the appointment? I don’t know about you, but I dislike going to the doctor. It’s not because I’m afraid of needles or even the dreaded prostate exam. My aversion is to the medical forms…
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The UT Gardens has chosen birdhouses as the theme of its new Art in the Gardens project for 2021. Home Sweet Home: A Birdhouse Exhibit is the fourth annual them for the art project designed to promote community participation and artist…
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Spring cleaning doesn't just happen at home. From March through May Keep Knoxville Beautiful will host the Great Knoxville Cleanup, a series of community cleanups to create a lasting impact in Knox County. Sign up for a KKB cleanup or host…
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Impact Knoxville aims to inspire and engage leaders to make an impact in their teams, companies and communities. The organization will holds its Impact Knoxville Leadership Conference on Friday, March 5, at the Hilton Knoxville- Downtown.…
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Knoxville Children's Theatre continues its presentation of The Neverending Story tonight at 7 pm. The play tells the story of Bastian, a lonely boy, stumbles into a curious bookshop where he discovers a curious book—The Neverending Story.…
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The UT World Percussion Ensemble gives its first of two outdoor, socially-distanced concerts tonight featuring its steel band. The concert, which begins at 6 pm, will highlight arrangements of socas, the popular music style of Trinidad and…
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Tonight at 7, join Don Hazel, president of the TN Bluebird Society, for a virtual conversation about America's bluebird population. In the mid-20th century bluebird populations plummeted by up to 90%, but one simple idea has helped…
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One of the first signs of spring in Knoxville has always been Dogwood Arts' House & Garden Show downtown. It's a chance to look at garden designs, chat with vendors about products and services they provide and learn from the experts…
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