March April 2025

Maryville's Pinkie Mistry brings nature to life in canvas and murals Pinkie Mistry can measure the progress of her art not only in its development but also in its size. Originally working as a graphic designer after completing that…
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Dr. Jason Hall expands Trillium Plastic Surgery in its 10th Anniversary year, welcoming Dr. Jessica Walker and new services for new and returning patients Trillium Plastic Surgery, Knoxville’s premier destination for transformative…
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The Garza Law Firm supports programming for a growing and close-knit motorcycle community—one where all motorcyclists feel safe and ready for the road As a motorcycle rider, I’m often asked, “What is it about motorcycles that you love…
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Pannell Graham Construction enters a new chapter, ready to tackle the projects of the region with integrity, passion, and grit It's not an easy decision to bring on a partner when you've built something from the ground up, but at a…
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Daniel Hood Roofing Systems ensures all people know that their challenges matter, whether they take place on the roof or in their everyday lives Ladies, don’t turn the page. There are some things you need to know. You need to know about…
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The Fields Center for Women’s Health & Robotic Surgery is ensuring that all women know that they don't have to live with health challenges—they can solve them We all seek ways to look and feel our best. For some, it can be as simple…
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Pizza that needs no razzle-dazzle to hype up its flavor. A lot of restaurants we cover here at Cityview are beautiful, upscale sit-down affairs. The salad fork on the far left and all that (I had to look that up, by the way). And don’t…
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We approach our new year knowing that our first great undertaking will be our Top Doctors list. As you well may know, this list is our opportunity to call out the medical professionals in our community doing an exceptional job taking care…
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Perhaps how we connect to the world has more to do with how we connect to ourselves Thirty years ago, I stumbled across the book Care of the Soul by Thomas Moore. I was so captivated by what I was reading that I wanted to speak with the…
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The renaissance of Knoxville’s Market Square and downtown  Downtown Knoxville was for years the equivalent of a literary dark and stormy night. Not necessarily stormy, but certainly dark. In 1987, the first time I saw downtown’s Market…
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