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The Knoxville News-Sentinel
3 additions to Knoxville's caffeine scene on National Coffee Day
Knoxville can't get enough caffeine. Monkey's Bar is adding a coffee menu and Treetop Coffee Shop opened a second location.
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McGhee Tyson's record day after Tennessee-Texas may not stand for long
More than 10,000 travelers passed through McGhee Tyson Airport on Sept. 27. Fall breaks and more Tennessee football games could challenge that record.
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The Knoxville News-Sentinel
Vote for 2026 TSSAA football top defensive player at midseason in the Knoxville area
Vote for your top defensive player at the 2026 TSSAA football midseason mark. The poll closes at noon on Oct. 2.
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The Knoxville News-Sentinel
This 111-year-old University of Tennessee tradition just got sweeter
From VOLnilla Bean to Smokey's Strawberry Kisses, the ice cream is made, served and marketed by University of Tennessee students in Knoxville.
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How Austin City Limits Built a Distinctive City-Festival Identity
From its unique origins to its genre-bending lineups, discover how the Austin City Limits Music Festival created a blueprint for modern festivals.
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The Knoxville News-Sentinel
The Oak Ridge Corridor is truly America’s nuclear address | Opinion
How do we brand the extraordinary concentration of nuclear assets and activity in East Tennessee? A name that has been around for more than 40 years.
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Shopper Blog: The Guest List uses speed-dating format, but for women's friendships
Shopper News brings you the latest happenings in your community
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Nashville Tennessean
Christa Pike's veins, blood disorder were the focus of a three-day hearing
During a three-day hearing in Knoxville, Pike's attorneys argued that her veins are difficult to access
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The Knoxville News-Sentinel
Angela Russell has abstained from too many commission votes | Opinion
Victor Ashe also writes about Knoxville's 235th birthday and Tim Burchett's defense of Trump's war of choice with Iran. Plus, notable birthdays!
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The Knoxville News-Sentinel
That colorful Broadway building is a coffee shop again. Next comes the wine
The new Knoxville coffee shop and wine bar is moving into the former Partial Cafe space, which closed in August.
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Live Nation Opens Citizens Live at The Wylie, Revitalizing Pittsburgh's Hill District Music Scene
Live Nation Opens Citizens Live at The Wylie, Revitalizing Pittsburgh's Hill District Music Scene
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The Knoxville News-Sentinel
Crispy Cones to make Knoxville comeback at Covenant Health Park this fall
After closing its first location earlier this year, Crispy Cones will serve its unique ice cream pastry treats in the Old City starting in November.
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