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Saint Lucille's Kitchen serves authentic (and spicy) Cajun and Creole food at Emory Place
The bayous of Louisiana have come to Knoxville with Saint Lucille's Kitchen serving up authentic Cajun and Creole dishes next to Crafty Bastard Brewing. The restaurant is a collaboration between Last Days of Autumn Brewing owners Michael and Tracy Frede and Crafty Bastard's owner Aaron McClain. The three have known each other for nearly a decade, and McClain has wanted to open a full restaurant in Emory Place just north of downtown since he opened Crafty Bastard in 2015.
Wilderness hike to Devil's Breakfast Table on Cumberland Trail is May 25
Tennessee Citizens for Wilderness Planning will lead an outing May 25 exploring the Devil’s Breakfast Table area of the Cumberland Trail in the Catoosa Wildlife Management Area near Crab Orchard, Tennessee. The group will meet for carpooling in Oak Ridge at the Gold’s Gym/Books-a-Million parking lot (at the end...
Almost everything about McGhee Tyson Airport parking is changing. See new map
In anticipation of its busiest summer ever, McGhee Tyson Airport will overhaul its parking system beginning June 1, changing lot names and prices to add spots and build up revenue for construction projects. The airport expects 1.2 million passengers between May and August, and is set to break 3 million passengers in 2024...
From cocktails to Cajun, Knoxville is full of flavor with these new bars and restaurants
Knoxville has seen a lot of restaurants opening recently, and you don't want to miss out on the hot gossip on Gay Street. Two prominent new restaurants have begun to make a splash downtown, a huge nightclub just opened and a massive food hall development finally welcomes guests in South Knoxville. On the...
As summer rolls in, pest control experts share tips on preventing ticks and fleas infestation
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Pest control experts say summer tends to be a very popular season for ticks and fleas in East Tennessee. "It is hot, it is humid outside," Gary Saunders, senior service center manager at Arrow Exterminators in Maryville, said. "And it is definitely a problem that we get calls about every day."
Tuesday sees jobs, flowers at McGhee Tyson
Tuesday was a day of new beginnings at McGhee Tyson Airport as two events fell on the same day. On the one hand were flowers, and on the other, job opportunities. The overlap of the two events was more coincidental than purposeful, according to Becky Huckaby, vice president of public relations for the Metropolitan Knoxville Airport Authority. While a need to fill multiple positions at the airport led staff to host a job fair at the airport Hilton, members of local nonprofit Special Growers diligently...
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