Knoxville was ready for legal brews again in 1933
It was 92 years ago. Though the folly of Prohibition hadn’t completely come to an end, in March of...
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Celebrating ‘the white-haired lady in the choir’
Funeral services and mass were held over the weekend for Mary Catherine Hughes Willard, Knoxville...
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Fancy hotels, April showers and Ty Cobb
April Fools in Knoxville a century ago was put on rain delay. Well, for baseball fans it was,...
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W. G. McAdoo and The Battle of Depot Street
His final resting place is in Arlington Cemetery. His résumé was littered with amazing...
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Final month for Pivot Point Gallery
Pivot Point Gallery is closing. Today (1/3/25) will be its final First Friday. The gallery opened...
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Another Auld Lang Syne … Happy New Year
It’s the last day of 2024. We stand on the edge of being as close to 2050 as we are far from the...
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Pilot and UT athletes surprise Emerald youth
Last week, Pilot partnered with the University of Tennessee basketball teams to surprise the...
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MoxCar gang celebrates 2024
Company founders Cynthia Moxley and Alan Carmichael were guests at the Christmas Party for MoxCar...
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Calling artists for Gallery of Arts Tribute
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Commission is requesting artwork to be delivered to the...
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P Smith writes a book: It’s actually good
I’m not mentioned in P Smith’s new book: Chronicles and Narratives: Tales from Strawberry Plains...
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Thanksgiving in Knoxville, 1924
Many of us will wake up Thursday morning and turn the TV on to WBIR to watch NBC’s broadcast of...
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Special vending machines on Gay Street Friday
On Friday, November 22, 12:15-3 p.m., KAUL will have a designated vending machine at 524 S. Gay...
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