Fans of Glenn Jacobs say his lack of history in Knox County government is a good thing. He lacks the ties and obligations of those who have been around for …
Parking space or gathering space?
Public parking spaces were turned into everything from parks to painting studios Sept. 21, in downtown Knoxville. PARK(ing) Day, an internationally celebrated event, took place on Gay Street where citizens …
Weekend concerts soothe the soul
While a lot of people around town weren’t having a very happy weekend, two area concerts were satisfying to the soul.
Saturday night at the Clayton Center for the Arts on …
Different degrees of bad
Fortunately, for Tennessee, there are different degrees of bad. The Vols were awful against Florida but worse is possible. Give that some thought.
Six turnovers are not a world record. Once …
Photos: West falls to Farragut 21-6
You could feel fall in the air, and it was a perfect night for football in East Tennessee when the West Rebels hosted the Farragut Admirals Sept. 21. The Admirals …
Grandma’s Pajamas sews comfort
It might be hard to believe that, for some, pajamas are a luxury. But when you’re struggling to buy daytime clothing for your kids, PJs are probably low on the …
Recode workshop: Density is concern
The community continues to ask, “Where are we going? What’s the schedule to get there?” City Council provided the first glimpse at last week’s Recode Knoxville workshop.
A long meeting. The …
KSO season opener shows promise
With the rehearsals and 17-performance run of Leonard Bernstein’s “Candide” just finished
at Clarence Brown Theatre, in the CBT and Knoxville Symphony’s stunning joint production, KSO music
director and conductor Aram Demirjian …