Inside of Knoxville

The Melting Pot: New Management, New Direction, New Look

Heather Ryerson·October 11, 2023

If you are walking on N. Central St, it is easy to miss some of the businesses that have been there awhile, quietly celebrating patrons and serving the community. The popular fondue restaurant, The Melting Pot,...

The Downtown Island Airport; It’s not just for Pilots

Heather Ryerson·October 5, 2023

The Downtown Island Airport (DKX) is getting a facelift this year. With a new director, Rob Voyles, and a new nonprofit, Friends of Downtown Island Airport, you can expect to see good things coming. While the...

The Freedom of Awareness, Breakthrough and the Magic of ADHD in Art Form

Heather Ryerson·October 3, 2023

Beth Meadows has worked with Mike Berry to create an art show now open at The Maker Exchange. Dogwood Arts brings new artists every few months to highlight their art, and the community is invited to...

Shelia’s Creative Styles Opens as Old City’s First Black-Owned Salon

Heather Ryerson·September 29, 2023

Shelia Hensley grew up in East Knoxville, one of six children. Having always enjoyed doing hair on friends and family, this was a natural fit for her career, which has spanned 37 years. While her service...

Catching Butterflies and Making Memories in Cades Cove

Heather Ryerson·September 26, 2023

The eldest Ryerson offspring is a senior in high school this year. It is exactly what everyone says — bittersweet. We are so proud of the young man he is becoming and yet so afraid...

Is Knoxville a Tourist Destination?

Heather Ryerson·September 22, 2023

Knoxville hosted the Governor’s Conference on Hospitality and Tourism last week at the Convention Center. Governor Lee announced that TN benefited from $28.9B in tourism spending in 2022 from 140.93 million visitors to our state. Tennessee...

HoLa Festival 2023 Kicks Off Hispanic Heritage Month

Heather Ryerson·September 19, 2023

HoLa Hora Latina began Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept 15-Oct 15) in Knoxville with a fiesta of color, flavor, sound, and fun. This year marked the 23rd year of the HoLa Festival, Sept 16-17. I took the...

Partial Coffee and Wine Is Open at 826 N. Broadway

Heather Ryerson·September 14, 2023

Shay Gregory has realized his goal of opening a café to provide a sense of community and a great cup of coffee in his neighborhood. I first brought this to you in June. While there has...

What Creates A Strong Entrepreneurial Community? Maker City Summit Answers that Question

Heather Ryerson·September 13, 2023

For the second year, I attended the Maker City Summit. For the second year, I walked away with new inspiration, ideas, and friends. I can’t help but wonder why more people aren’t attending this event. Maybe...

A Party Bus Comes to Town

Heather Ryerson·September 11, 2023

Knoxville’s entertainment scene continues to develop as more and more entrepreneurs create ways to serve the Knoxville community. The latest venture from R-Team Services seeks to be multi-use. It will function as a shuttle bus for...

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The Melting Pot: New Management, New Direction, New Look

The Downtown Island Airport; It’s not just for Pilots

The Freedom of Awareness, Breakthrough and the Magic of ADHD in Art Form

Shelia’s Creative Styles Opens as Old City’s First Black-Owned Salon

Catching Butterflies and Making Memories in Cades Cove

Is Knoxville a Tourist Destination?

HoLa Festival 2023 Kicks Off Hispanic Heritage Month

Partial Coffee and Wine Is Open at 826 N. Broadway

What Creates A Strong Entrepreneurial Community? Maker City Summit Answers that Question

A Party Bus Comes to Town

Look What’s Returning! (More Than You Might Realize)

Whist Court Getting a Modern Makeover Adding to Development on Magnolia

One Downtown Business Closes and Another is Sold

Mood Ring Vintage Opens Today at 906 Sevier Avenue

Fly By Night Bringing the 70s to South Knoxville

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