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Are you ready to send the kids back to school? Here's your homework
Summer break won't last forever; school will start before you know it. Here are four things to know as you and your kids prepare for that first day.
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See how the former St. Mary's Hospital site is changing in Knoxville
St. Mary's Hospital was demolished in 2018. The site will soon be home to an affordable housing complex with some units set aside for seniors.
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Homeless day center could move to Serene Manor under new Knoxville proposal
The new day space would include more than 50 transitional beds and an emergency shelter if approved by the city of Knoxville.
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What's that going into the former Joann Fabrics near Washington Pike?
We're in the home "stretch" as a new business prepares to open at the former Joann Fabrics at 4627 Greenway Drive.
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O'Malley's on the Green Enhances Dining Experience for Golfers and Non-Golfers in Anchorage
O'Malley's on the Green Enhances Dining Experience for Golfers and Non-Golfers in Anchorage
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These neighborhoods named most 'unmistakably Tennessee' in the state
In a survey of 3,021 residents, a real estate organization found three places to be the most "unmistakably Tennessee" in the Volunteer State.
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Texas Eats NOW Highlights San Antonio's Diverse Culinary Scene
Texas Eats NOW Highlights San Antonio's Diverse Culinary Scene
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A Kingston Pike landmark, Knoxville Chinese restaurant is closing soon
Customers have about a week left to enjoy their favorite dishes from this Knoxville-favorite Chinese restaurant with the "best lunch deal in town."
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What are Flock cameras? Why the devices are sparking debate in Knox County
The national debate over Flock cameras has reached Knox County, where officials are questioning the sheriff's planned rollout of the surveillance technology and its implications for privacy and public safety.
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Chicago to Host First Official Italian Beef Festival in Jefferson Park
Chicago to Host First Official Italian Beef Festival in Jefferson Park
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Paul Oakenfold and The Crystal Method to Perform in Knoxville, Promising a Night of Electronic Music
Paul Oakenfold and The Crystal Method to Perform in Knoxville, Promising a Night of Electronic Music
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LaRosa's to Close Pleasant Ridge Pizzeria After 30 Years, Relocating to Kennedy Heights
LaRosa's to Close Pleasant Ridge Pizzeria After 30 Years, Relocating to Kennedy Heights
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