Humble Hog is Open: Here’s a Look
Just over a month ago I introduced you to Humble Hog and owner Ben Grice. While the journey to that point was a slow one, they’ve wasted no time getting to the next stop. A sample...
The Most Recent Information on the Planned Science Museum
(Today’s article is written by Insideofknoxville.com intern Alexa-Marie Melendez.) Knoxville continues to see growth and development, resulting in reconstruction of various parts of the city. Public and private partnerships work together to cultivate a more advanced...
Downtown Knoxville Ten Day Planner (2/25 – 3/5/2024)
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Plans Announced for Two New Hotels in Downtown Knoxville
Word spread this week regarding details of new hotel plans for the parking lot facing the 400 blocks of Church Avenue, with frontage on both Walnut and Market Streets. Vector Hospitality, Inc, based in Atlanta will...
Groups Host Art Benefit for Ukraine
This Saturday, February 24, from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm two local (one here, one in the Tri-Cities) non-profits will present what they are billing as a “Ukrainian Cultural Exchange” to the Emporium. KoloHub and Restore...
Downtown Knoxville Ten Day Planner (2/18 – 2/27/2024)
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The Current State of Development, Part Two
Yesterday we looked at the new stadium construction, as well as the commercial buildings under construction beside it. We also looked at the completed demolition of the garage on State Street. Today we’ll look at two...
The Current State of Development, Part One
It’s been nearly four months since we looked at the various construction (and demolition) projects taking place in and around downtown. Today we’ll look at three, included the big one (hint, it’s about sports) and tomorrow...
A Bridge is Never Too Far
(Today’s article is by recurring guest writer Luke Frazier, a relatively new Knoxville resident who continues to explore the city.) I really like to cross that bridge when I come to it. In this case it’s...
Downtown Knoxville Ten Day Planner (2/11 – 2/20/2024)
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