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Grainger County veteran to receive service animal from Smoky Mountain Service Dogs
LOUDON, Tenn. (WVLT)—A Grainger County veteran is set to receive a mobility assistance service dog as part of an effort to honor him for his 24 years of service in the Army. Smoky Mountain Service Dogs will “pass the leash” to Army SSGT Scott at 1 p.m. Friday at the Community Church in Loudon.
Honeybee Coffee is coming back with no brewery, but with several lessons learned
Honeybee Coffee will reopen its stores after a prolonged closure, but this time without its West Knoxville brewery and with three new investors on board. The Knoxville company announced on social media it reopened its Sevierville shop Aug. 23 and would soon reopen its other three locations. The Sevier Avenue shop in...
Chismoso Adds a Chef, Introduces a New Menu
Co-owner and manager Corbin Azambuja is excited about the evolution of Chismoso since its opening last May. The menu has slowly changed under the guidance of Chef Will Stagg and the recent addition of one of his friends and the city’s major culinary talent’s, Chef Mauro Chavez, the evolution continues. The two recently introduced a new menu and Urban Woman and I dropped by to sample what’s up.
11 of Tennesse´s Best Restaurants
Tennessee's stunning beauty, extensive history, whisky trail, and vibrant music culture are only some of the reasons to travel the Volunteer State. There are a lot of things Tennessee is known for: Southern sensibility, music and food. In terms of food, the variety of choices from traditional Fried Chicken to the most delicious barbecue you'll ever eat and you'll leave feeling satisfied and full of food.
Dogwood Arts creating new North Knoxville spot for public art, bringing in artists from across the US for murals
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Dogwood Arts said it is working to create a new space where artists can paint murals and the community can enjoy them. It said it is working with Visit Knoxville and Lilienthal Gallery on the "Knox Walls at Emory Place" project. The project would transform a North Knoxville building into an outdoor art gallery, offering space for 13 permanent murals made by artists from across the U.S.
Red Panda Grocery offers quick homemade sandwiches as an Old City option | Grub Scout
I’ve always believed that urban dwellers, visitors and workers need more access to markets, and thanks to Red Panda Grocery in the Old City, downtown Knoxville has one more option when it comes to conveniently purchasing food staples and specialty items. The store also happens to serve homemade sandwiches, which is what prompted me to drop in a week or so ago for a solo lunch. ...
Dining Duo goes to Sonny’s Original Southern Pub
The Dining Duo tried the new Sonny’s Original Southern Pub, 2613 Adair Drive, at the former Sam & Andy’s location in Fountain City. The grand opening ribbon cutting was Wednesday and owner Michael McClain who greeted us today (9/22/24) said Wednesday was an exciting, well-attended day. The inside...
McGhee Tyson talks expansion plans, new gates around 2030
McGhee Tyson Airport could double in size over the next 20 years as staff and board members work through expansion plans to meet the future. A new outline presented during a Wednesday, Aug. 21 meeting of the Metropolitan Knoxville Airport Authority Board shows what the facility could look like in the coming decades — including potential space for international operations. The design would bring the airport up to a 4.2 million annual passenger capacity with 23 gates. ...
Otsu! will soon bring dumplings next to The Mill & Mine in Knoxville's Old City
Dumplings are making their way to the restaurant spot adjacent to The Mill & Mine just north of the Old City. The former Tako Taco location on Depot Avenue will soon serve Asian-style dumplings in a new restaurant called Otsu! ...
2024 Film Fest Knox and Elev8or Pitch Set for Nov. 14-17
KNOXVILLE - The second annual FILM FEST KNOX will take place November 14-17, 2024 in partnership with REGAL and The Public Cinema. The inaugural festival and one of its key components, the Elev8or Pitch, were a major success. “We’re really excited to have the first year of FILM FEST KNOX...
Angora Frog Farm park celebrates kids' creativity by combining storytelling and play
The story of Angora Frog Farm and Dog Park began many years ago, when Horace Brown, a mail clerk on the L&N Railway, decided to name his farm a little more creatively than others in the area. In 1927, Brown registered his farm with the state as Angora Frog Farm in honor of the amphibians about which he so often told tall tales. ...
Recap Friday with us on Living East Tennessee: Aug. 23 Brings Knoxville History, Plant Festivals, Local Aesthetics and More!
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — We are talking all things back-to-school fitness, Smokies baseball and a festival just for you plant lovers out there. Catch up with LETN and what you may have missed. Recap Friday with us on Living East Tennessee: Aug. 23 Brings Knoxville History, Plant Festivals, Local...
Graham Monroe plays the Blindfold Game on Improvisations
Drummer Graham Monroe stopped by WUOT to take a turn on the Blindfold Game. He scored several direct hits. A Knoxville native, Todd began working at WUOT in 2006 as jazz coordinator now serves as music director and host of Studio 865/Flipside, Improvisations and Changing Course. Todd's newest podcast is Improvisations to Go. Todd got his start in radio at WUTK, where he served as both news and music director while earning his undergraduate degree in journalism at UT. He later earned a master’s degree in education, also at UT. Recently, Todd was inducted into the East Tennessee Writer's Hall of Fame.
5 Best Knoxville Places to Eat in Tennessee
Knoxville, Tennessee, offers a vibrant food scene that reflects its rich Southern heritage and modern culinary innovation. From charming bistros to upscale dining experiences, Knoxville’s restaurants cater to diverse palates and preferences. Here are the five best places to eat in Knoxville that promise memorable meals and delightful dining...
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