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What's that replacing Long's Drug Store in Bearden? | Exclusive
Long's Drug Store was one of Knoxville's oldest restaurants when it closed in 2024. Now something new is moving into the Kingston Pike storefront.
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Smoked Pickle expanding in Knoxville's 'barbecue vacuum' early next year
The barbecue food truck is opening a brick-and-mortar location near Lakeshore Park early in 2027, owner Eric Pickle said.
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Longtime employee files racial discrimination lawsuit against Mike Chase
The lawsuit says Chase made "explicitly race-based statements" and mocked the employee and her husband's weight.
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As new Knoxville condos end up on Airbnb, tourists are moving in | Exclusive
Airbnb and Vrbo listings show some of Knoxville's newer condo developments have become hotspots for tourist rentals.
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A contrite Paul Noel is ready to move past scandal as KPD chief
Noel is asking the community and officers under his command to look at his body of work and the state of the department under his leadership.
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New Latter-day Saints temple almost ready to offer rare public tours
The temple, a sacred, exclusive space for Latter-day Saints, is the only one in Knoxville and the third in Tennessee.
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Is it legal to let your child walk home alone? What parents should know
The arrest and conviction of a Virginia mother has sparked a national conversation around when a child is old enough to walk alone.
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Knox County Mayor Betsy Henderson: Get used to vetoes | Exclusive
Knox County mayors rarely have invoked their veto power, but Henderson says she won't shy away from using it to shape policy.
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Bill Schmidt, whose renowned sports marketing career started in Knoxville, dies at 78
Bill Schmidt, who had an illustrious career as a sports marketing executive that started at the 1982 World's Fair in Knoxville, has died. He was 78.
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Boyd Foundation gives $5M for a theater in this historic Knoxville mansion
The gift moves River & Rail Theatre Company closer to opening a new home that will increase seating capacity while adding a lobby and rehearsal space.
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Creeks are often named after people or landmarks. Here's why Knoxville uses numbers
First, Second, Third and Fourth creeks are well-known in the Knoxville outdoors scene. The origin of their names dates back to the 1790s.
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Vote for the Knoxville TVA Employees Credit Union girls athlete of the week for Sept. 7-11
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