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New Residential Project, City Summit, Presented to Design Review Board

Knoxville Urban Guy·April 18, 2024

As Design Review Board meetings tend to go, the one this week featured some very significant developments for downtown. I previously covered the one at Hill and Locust, but a second was also presented. The two...

Large Riverfront Tower Project is Back (The Design Review Board Reacts)

Knoxville Urban Guy·April 18, 2024

The idea has gone through several owners and iterations, but the general theme remains the same: To build a large residential tower just off the Henley Bridge on a relatively small, seriously sloped parcel of ground....

Kerns Food Hall Set to Open on Saturday

Knoxville Urban Guy·April 11, 2024

Get ready for the loooooooong anticipated opening of Kern’s Food Hall this Saturday. Has the wait been worth it? Look at the pictures and I think you’ll agree lots of attention have been paid to details...

ShotClub Social to Add to (Near) Downtown Entertainment Options

Knoxville Urban Guy·April 9, 2024

A large project spear-headed by Spike McCamy (who will be primary owner) of Knoxville’s McCamy Construction, along with a group of investors with OnCore Golf based in Buffalo, New York are planning ShotClub Social, a golf...

White Lily Building Sold; Some Apartments to be Sold

Knoxville Urban Guy·March 25, 2024

A major building, at 222 N. Central Street, owned by Dewhirst Properties, has been sold to Thomas Boyd and Will Sims. Constructed in 1885, the 50,000 square foot building operated as a factory making White Lily...

Construction on Sunsphere Welcome Center to Begin

Knoxville Urban Guy·March 22, 2024

Visit Knoxville, which operates the Sunsphere, announced this week that construction will begin next week on the second phase of their plans to improve the Sunsphere while adding to its functionality. The first phase of their...

Massive Federal Grant Aims to Help Stitch the City Back Together

Knoxville Urban Guy·March 14, 2024

Knoxville continues to leverage federal funding to complete projects inside the city. The latest represents one of the largest outlays of federal money to the tune of $41.6 million. The over-arching goal of the various plans...

“MIA” Invites Visually Impaired Visitors to a New Way of Experiencing the Museum of East TN History

Heather Ryerson·March 7, 2024

As many great things do, it started with a Girl Scout and a problem to solve. Teenager Mia Warren’s friend Campbell Rutherford has been visually impaired since birth, only seeing light. Having visited museums with Campbell,...

Tennessee Theatre Expands into Neighboring Building at 612 South Gay Street

Knoxville Urban Guy·March 5, 2024

The Tennessee Theatre holds a spot in Knoxville’s heart like few other landmarks. As it approaches its 100th birthday (it will turn 96 this year), it enters an expansion project that will serve to make the...

The Most Recent Information on the Planned Science Museum

Knoxville Urban Guy·February 26, 2024

(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...

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Development

New Residential Project, City Summit, Presented to Design Review Board

Large Riverfront Tower Project is Back (The Design Review Board Reacts)

Kerns Food Hall Set to Open on Saturday

White Lily Building Sold; Some Apartments to be Sold

Construction on Sunsphere Welcome Center to Begin

Massive Federal Grant Aims to Help Stitch the City Back Together

“MIA” Invites Visually Impaired Visitors to a New Way of Experiencing the Museum of East TN History

Tennessee Theatre Expands into Neighboring Building at 612 South Gay Street

The Most Recent Information on the Planned Science Museum

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