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Add Another Mode of Transport to the List: Shared Electric Bikes Hit the Streets

Knoxville Urban Guy·August 22, 2022

For just over two years, LINK, owned by Superpedestrian, has provided dockless scooters to the downtown and UT area. The city just announced that Bird, another pedestrian mobility company, will launch their own scooter program in...

Knox Brew Tours Announces New Venture!

Knoxville Urban Guy·August 19, 2022

(Article and photos by Heather Ryerson) You wouldn’t think simply sitting across from Zack Roskop, owner of Knox Brew Tours and Knox Brew Hub, on a Monday morning at Panera Bread would leave this non-beer drinker...

71 South: New Restaurant Coming to Baker Creek Bottoms

Knoxville Urban Guy·August 18, 2022

A new development group has purchased a portion of Baker Creek Bottoms. Tom Weiss, Michael Wood sold the chapel and classroom building to Jay Benson, Tim Duff, Jason Stouffer, and Chris Spiller. Thomas Krajewski joined the...

New Campground, The Drop Inn, Opens Soon Beside Urban Wilderness

Knoxville Urban Guy·August 11, 2022

A new campground is opening soon in an amazing spot bordering Ijams, Marie Myers Park, and Baker Creek Preserve. Just off the road at 4507 Sevierville Pike, the site includes sixteen wooded acres with wetlands. Trails...

Brynn Gonzalez Adds Spa to Lox Salon

Knoxville Urban Guy·August 9, 2022

There are two spaces beneath Lox Salon at 103 West Jackson Avenue, one of which is occupied by ACF Jewelry, which opened in January 2021. The other space remained vacant past the point that other spaces...

Artist Paris Woodhull to Open Studio and Retail Space on the 100 Block of Gay Street

Knoxville Urban Guy·August 8, 2022

Local artist, long-time downtown figure, and friend to many, Paris Woodhull is taking a big step in her career. She will open a space at 121 South Gay Street. The space, which most recently included Painting...

Valley Fresh Kitchen Opening In Marble City Hall

Knoxville Urban Guy·August 5, 2022

(Ed. Note: Today’s article is written by contributing author Heather Ryerson.) The Moody’s are at it again. Paul and Ashley Moody emerged onto the Knoxville food truck scene with the ever popular Lanai Hawaiian Food Truck...

New Management Takes Over at Marble City Market Food Hall

Knoxville Urban Guy·August 3, 2022

(Ed. Note: Today’s article is written by contributing author Heather Ryerson.) Local husband and wife team and popular restauranters Chef Paul and Ashley Moody of Moody Foods Inc. are stepping into the management position at Marble...

Two Bikes Expands Community Outreach

Knoxville Urban Guy·July 29, 2022

(Ed. Note: Today’s article is the first written by new contributing author Heather Ryerson. She also contributed the photographs.) You never forget your first bike. Mine was a white frame with pink handles, seat, and accessories...

Freedom Boat Club Hosts Grand Opening at Volunteer Landing Tomorrow

Knoxville Urban Guy·July 28, 2022

Freedom Boat Club, which started in Sarasota, Florida, and now has boats docked in over 300 locations across the country, in Canada and in Europe, is opening a Volunteer Landing Freedom Boat Club with a fleet...

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Add Another Mode of Transport to the List: Shared Electric Bikes Hit the Streets

Knox Brew Tours Announces New Venture!

71 South: New Restaurant Coming to Baker Creek Bottoms

New Campground, The Drop Inn, Opens Soon Beside Urban Wilderness

Brynn Gonzalez Adds Spa to Lox Salon

Artist Paris Woodhull to Open Studio and Retail Space on the 100 Block of Gay Street

Valley Fresh Kitchen Opening In Marble City Hall

New Management Takes Over at Marble City Market Food Hall

Two Bikes Expands Community Outreach

Freedom Boat Club Hosts Grand Opening at Volunteer Landing Tomorrow

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