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865 Neyland condo-hotel will be one of Knoxville's tallest buildings
The hybrid condo-hotel planned for the 865 Neyland entertainment district will be 24 stories high - but not tall enough to count as a skyscraper.
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The best Tennessee sports reporters never forget how fans see the game | Opinion
Tennessee sports reporter Emmett Siegel shares how he studies games, spots trends and keeps the fan perspective in mind when covering the Vols.
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100 Tennessee football simulations predict clipped wings for Kennesaw State
We're back with EA Sports College Football 27's prediction for Tennessee vs. Kennesaw State at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville on Saturday, Sept. 19.
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This Knoxville sports bar is closing after 21 years in business
Paul's Oasis will close on Sept. 27, the business announced on Facebook. The bar was open for more than two decades.
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Will Kenny Chesney play Neyland Stadium in Knoxville on his 2027 tour?
East Tennessee native Kenny Chesney announced his return to touring and playing stadiums following two years of shows at Sphere Las Vegas.
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How Tennessee's winning era became a fundraising force bigger than sports | Exclusive
Winning brings trophies and sellout crowds. At the University of Tennessee, it's also helping drive a historic run of fundraising success.
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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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What's that cleared land in Farragut near Concord Park? | Exclusive
An 8-acre stretch of land near Concord Park on the edge of Farragut has been cleared for new development.
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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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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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What we're hearing about ESPN's 'College GameDay' at Tennessee football vs Texas
Tennessee football hosts Texas on Sept. 26 in their first matchup in 58 years. Will ESPN's "College GameDay" come to Knoxville for the SEC opener?
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Inside a Tennessee football huddle with freshman quarterback Faizon Brandon
Five-star freshman quarterback Faizon Brandon was in control during a Tennessee football huddle against Georgia Tech on Sept. 12.
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