A memory captured in paint.
Imagine a crisp October morning in the mountains with friends. Escaping the stress of daily life and enjoying an idyllic day doing what calls the soul, …

Last week Robin shared her painting of the CSX Bridge from the Scottish Pike Park.
Several years ago, I photographed that bridge from Neyland Drive on the north side looking for …

SoKno, hipster jargon for South Knoxville, is the hot spot these days!
With rapid area growth, the opening of Kern’s Food Hall, an array of new restaurants and retailers, it is …

Probably the most recognizable building on campus, Ayres Hall is an integral part of the University of Tennessee history. Named after UT’s 12th president, Brown Ayres, its commemorative plaque was …

A distinct downtown icon, the Knoxville Area Transit (KAT) trollies make a lasting impression. There are three trolley routes and like the one in Mr. Rogers Neighborhood, there is no …

The sun has received constant coverage with the recent solar eclipse “burned” into our minds with tens of thousands traveling cross country to see its minutes of glory. Don’t forget, …

We think of Cades Cove as a remote, solitary place. But there was once a buzz of activity in the community, much of it at the Lawson place.
Dan Lawson is …

A trip into Cades Cove is usually made memorable with the spotting of some ever-present deer, the occasional bear and, if lucky, a nice coyote. Birds are abundant along with …