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Pride Month: Knoxville’s History with LGBT Hate Crimes

Knoxville Urban Guy·June 15, 2018

*This is the third installment of a month-long series addressing different topics related to Pride Month, presented by guest writer Oren Yarbrough. You can find part one here and part two here. You cannot discuss the...

Burn Memorial Unveiled

Knoxville Urban Guy·June 11, 2018

Saturday was a hot and humid day in the city, with temperatures hovering in the 90s by afternoon. It was a perfect setting for a suffrage march, rally and the unveiling of the latest sculpture in...

Pride month: Past & Present Knoxville LGBT Gathering Places

Knoxville Urban Guy·June 8, 2018

(This is a second in a series of articles about Pride and Knoxville’s LGBTQ communities by guest writer Oren Yarbrough) If you walk up to someone in Knoxville and ask where the nearest gay bar is...

Knox Pride Month: An Introduction and History Lesson

Knoxville Urban Guy·June 1, 2018

*Today we welcome guest writer and local architect, Oren Yarbrough. Oren will explore several topics related to Pride Month over the next weeks. Here’s Oren: Today is the first day of June and the official beginning...

Endangered Properties and Demolitions Continue to Be an Issue in Knoxville

Knoxville Urban Guy·May 30, 2018

Just when you think we get it, it’s clear we don’t. Surely we understand that what gives downtown Knoxville and surrounding areas its charm is its historic structures, right? We wouldn’t let any more of the...

Sordid Lives and a One Man Performance in Knoxville: An Interview with Del Shores

Knoxville Urban Guy·May 25, 2018

You’ll never see Tammy Wynette the same again, after you see Sordid Lives. The play, written by Del Shores, debuted in 1996 in Los Angeles and was followed by an independent film in 2000 and a...

Holler Performing Arts Center Set to Open in June

Knoxville Urban Guy·May 17, 2018

It’s been an evolutionary process since Modern Studio opened in January 2017 at 109 W. Anderson Avenue (a half block from the primary intersection in Happy Holler). At the time, the business featured two owners, Burke...

Centro Hispano and Claudia Caballero Quietly Work to Improve the Community

Knoxville Urban Guy·May 16, 2018

It’s a bit chaotic to the eye when you enter the Centro Hispano headquarters off Sutherland. The view of the city skyline outside is traded for people scurrying about, mingling Spanish and English as needed or...

Knoxvillian Laura Mansfield Wrote the Book on Dealing With Aging Parents

Knoxville Urban Guy·May 10, 2018

She didn’t set out to write the book. It started with posts on her personal Facebook Page chronicling the trials, tribulations and sometimes hilarity of caring for her aging parents, Gmamma and DooDaddy. The posts garnered...

McGilvray Woodworks at Ironwood Studio, 119 Jennings, Knoxville, May 2018

Making a City More Beautiful, One Piece of Wood at a Time

Knoxville Urban Guy·May 9, 2018

You may have seen his work around town or you may have attended an event at Ironwood Studios at 119 Jennings (Just off Central), the 17,500 square foot space occupied by his woodworking studio and Preston...

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Pride Month: Knoxville’s History with LGBT Hate Crimes

Burn Memorial Unveiled

Pride month: Past & Present Knoxville LGBT Gathering Places

Knox Pride Month: An Introduction and History Lesson

Endangered Properties and Demolitions Continue to Be an Issue in Knoxville

Sordid Lives and a One Man Performance in Knoxville: An Interview with Del Shores

Holler Performing Arts Center Set to Open in June

Centro Hispano and Claudia Caballero Quietly Work to Improve the Community

Knoxvillian Laura Mansfield Wrote the Book on Dealing With Aging Parents

Making a City More Beautiful, One Piece of Wood at a Time

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