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University of Tennessee breaks enrollment records before classes begin
The university announced its early enrollment estimates, and the figures will be finalized on the 14th day of classes.
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How Pride of the Southland preps the soundtrack for Neyland Saturdays
The Pride of the Southland Marching Band is busy prepping for the Tennessee football season, which kicks off Sept. 5 at Neyland Stadium.
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Angry Dumplings won over South Knoxville. Soon, Farragut will get a taste | Exclusive
The popular Asian restaurant on Sevier Avenue is moving to a spot on Kingston Pike in Farragut that should be familiar to foodies.
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What's that coming near Weigel's in Cedar Bluff? This buzzy burger joint
A national burger chain is bringing four locations to Knoxville. Work is underway on the first location off North Cedar Bluff Road.
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Mateya Dessieux, goalkeeper for Texas soccer from Knoxville, tears ACL again
Texas sophomore goalkeeper Mateya Dessieux from Knoxville tore the same ACL, just 250 days after the initial knee injury, she announced on Instagram Aug. 12.
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This coffee shop is leaving Bearden this weekend, but not Knoxville
The final day in business is Aug. 16, but fans of the nitro-focused coffee and tea shop can still get their fix at its other Knoxville location.
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It's an 'entirely different ecosystem' with this many UT students back in town
Tens of thousands of students are moving to Knoxville for the fall semester, meaning new customers for local businesses and a spike in population.
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Noel's suspension spurs fired KPD cop to seek reinstatement | Exclusive
Fired Knoxville Police Department officer John Pickens wants to go back to work at KPD. He's using Chief Paul Noel's suspension as justification
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One-way plan worries Union Avenue business owners, who want a full traffic study
Knoxville is floating the idea of converting part of Union Avenue to a one-way street. Business owners say the process has been "really rocky."
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Thai food truck you've seen around Knoxville finds new downtown home
The Thai restaurant space at 416 Clinch Ave. was the original home of Kaizen before Koyo moved in, followed by New Haven Pizza.
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What's that construction at the former Cardin's Drive-In property?
A new structure has gone up along Asheville Highway in place of a business known for 60 years as a spot for ice cream, dip dogs and burgers.
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Knox County Schools has this few teacher vacancies - a first in years
Superintendent Jon Rysewyk has prioritized increasing teacher pay and streamlining the hiring process.
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