2024

September 15 begins a month of celebration of East Tennessee’s Hispanic and Latinx community In a few short weeks, it’ll be that time of year again – a time to celebrate the myriad of Hispanic and Latinx cultures and communities that…
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Three weekends in October will bring the community together to showcase and celebrate the building industry in East Tennessee What do you get when an aerospace engineer marries the sales and marketing director of a large regional…
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There’s a time in my life that’s been coming to mind recently. I was 35. I had lost pretty much everything I had. I was forced to sell my home, lost my business, had a failed relationship. I was in the dumps. As I listened to a self-help…
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Volunteer Beautiful Dr. Wesley Wilson brings 30 years of surgical experience to UT Medical Center I mproving the health and wellness of a patient is the goal of any medical practitioner, but reaching that goal can take many forms.…
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With experience at all offensive positions, sophomore quarterback Nico Iamaleava is ready to lead. This was the year that the NCAA ruled—decades late, by any measure— that schools could pay athletes. For decades our friends and…
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Navigating Tennessee Waters What You Need to Know About Boating Under the Influence T ennessee is a boater's dream come true. Whether you're cruising down the Tennessee River or soaking up the sun on Douglas Lake, our state’s…
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Consistency is key to becoming the best healthy versions of ourselves It’s 5 a.m. on a Wednesday morning and I am looking forward to leg day. First some espresso and yerba mate and some quiet time with the Lord. That always comes first,…
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Chris Blue returns with an album to commemorate his introduction to music You don't typically see Chris Blue's name on this side of the music page in Cityview. However, with his first Gospel album hitting the charts, his first album…
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While not a glamorous debate, local forums serve a purpose Compared to the white-hot spotlight of presidential debates, for most voters, local election candidate debates and forums are as dim as dying flashlight bulbs. For first-time…
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Is our anxiety pulling us away, or can we lean into it to connect? Rabbi and family therapist Edwin Friedman once wrote, "A major criterion for judging the anxiety level of any society is the class of its capacity to be playful.” The…
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