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15 Tennessee Paved Greenways For Senior Dogs And Strollers
A smooth path can make the difference between a happy little outing and an early trip home. Tennessee’s riverside walks and neighborhood greenways offer plenty of room for older paws and stroller wheels. The trick is choosing manageable stretches, checking slopes, and knowing where pavement ends. Most options below...
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Zoo Knoxville announces 2026 opening date for Smoky Night Lights
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Zoo Knoxville’s 360-degree seasonal light show, Smoky Night Lights, is returning for a second year. On Tuesday, the Zoo announced that tickets for Smoky Night Lights were on sale. The first night for the after-dark show that gives guests a chance to take in the signs and sounds of the Smokies […]
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Morristown City Council discusses major airport improvements
MORRISTOWN, Tenn. (WVLT) - Morristown City Council considered approving a contract with Goodwyn Mills Cawood to improve a terminal at the Morristown Regional Airport during its meeting on Tuesday. The project is expected to cost around $66,000 for a remodel and infrastructure improvements. City council documents show the aim is...
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Why it's for the best iconic lush greenery at 'Jungle Arby's' is dying
You might have noticed that the "Jungle Arby's" looks a little less, well, jungle-y. That's because the lush greenery that once made the Chapman Highway fast food joint internet famous is dying. As hard as that might be to hear, it's actually a good thing, as the foliage is mainly comprised of kudzu, an invasive species with an aggressive growth rate − up to a foot a day, according to the Nature Conservancy − that takes space away from native plants, and then some. It can quickly get out of control to climb trees, telephone poles and structures and is often called "the vine that ate the South." Although kudzu's strands coil like curly fries, the plant isn't so easy to get rid of − but the city is undertaking an effort to do just that. What the kudzu removal process looks like In blocking out sunlight for native plants, kudzu creates environments that are less biodiverse, which isn't great for the landscape, or for anyone who appreciates nature. "For good healthy habitat, you want as much biodiversity as possible," Knoxville's urban forester told Knox News recently. "Because with biodiversity comes all the other great things, like wildlife and fauna
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This Tennessee Shop Has Over 80 Jam And Jelly Flavors – And Customers Can’t Get Enough
Tucked into a quiet corner of Gatlinburg, a small family shop is packed wall to wall with jars of jam, jelly, butter, and syrup. Smoky Mountain Farms Jelly House carries more than 80 flavors, and some of them will surprise you. Visitors come in planning to grab one jar and often walk out with a whole bag.
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Farragut Harvest Fest Returns With New Dolly Parton Costume Category
Farragut Harvest Fest is coming back to Village Green Shopping Center this Sunday, Oct. 25, from 1 to 5 p.m., and this year's costume contest includes a brand-new category honoring Dolly Parton, the East Tennessee country music star who died in August. The free community event will mix trick-or-treating, food trucks, live entertainment and children's activities along the Kingston Pike corridor.
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Alt-rock trio Ben Folds Five to stop in Austin on first tour in 15 years
Alternative rock band Ben Folds Five is returning to the stage for the first time in 15 years in 2027, including a stop at ACL Live at The Moody Theater on Tuesday, April 20. Only a handful of tour dates have been announced so far, starting April 12 in Knoxville, Tennessee, and ending April 24 in Birmingham, Alabama. In that two-week stretch, the band will also appear in two other Texas cities: Houston on the 21st and Irving on the 22nd.
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Kelsea Ballerini Launches Musicians On Call Program at Dolly Parton Children’s Hospital in Hometown of Knoxville
"I know how important and magical these programs are. To be able to bring that here is truly a dream come true," said Ballerini. The post Kelsea Ballerini Launches Musicians On Call Program at Dolly Parton Children’s Hospital in Hometown of Knoxville appeared first on Country Now .
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We Ranked The 10 Best Breakfast Restaurants In Knoxville, Tennessee And Here Is Who Made The Cut
A great breakfast can make getting out of bed feel like the easiest decision of the day. Especially when fluffy pancakes, crispy bacon, and a hot cup of coffee are waiting at the other end of the drive. Knoxville, Tennessee, takes its morning meals seriously, and choosing where to eat...
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My Tennessee mountain pearl: Museum of Appalachia debuts Clinch River Pearling exhibit
The Museum of Appalachia opened the Clinch River Pearling exhibit inside the Hall of Fame building Friday, Oct. 16. Upon arrival at the museum, vibrant peacocks roamed the grounds, making laps around the cascading branches of weeping willow trees. Inside the Hall of Fame building, fiddles and patchwork quilts decorated...
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More Than a Movie Night: McClung Museum Pairs Halloween with History on Oct. 29
This Halloween season, the McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture invites visitors to experience a scary movie night with a historical twist. On Thursday, Oct. 29, Movie Night at the Museum features a screening of The Woman in Black and a special opportunity to see a real Victorian mourning gown up close.
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Sequoyah Birthplace Museum receives state grant for capital improvements
Sequoyah Birthplace Museum has received a $34,545 grant for capital maintenance and improvements from the state of Tennessee, administered through the Tennessee State Museum. The funding will be used to repaint the entranceway poles, amphitheater and pavilion at the museum. The Tennessee General Assembly allocated $5 million through the 2026-27 Appropriations Act to provide grants to museums affiliated with a governmental entity or organized as a 501©(3) nonprofit for capital maintenance and improvements. Now in its fourth year, the grant program remains highly competitive. The Tennessee State Museum received 160 applications requesting a total of $10,434,851. The state organization awarded full or partial grants to 102 museums in 49 counties. Over the four years the program has been administered, museums in 76 counties have received funding. A complete list of 2026-27 grant recipients, counties and award amounts is available at TNMuseum.org/grants “The Tennessee State Museum’s Capital Grant program continues to support the infrastructure of Tennessee museums,” said Ashley Howell, executive director of the Tennessee State Museum. “It is an honor to support the incredible work of our strong network of Tennessee museums. This grant is an extension of how the state of Tennessee can further support their efforts and the
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Jimmy Carr Brings All-New Killing Jokes Tour to Knoxville's Tennessee Theatre
Jimmy Carr is bringing his brand-new stand-up show to Knoxville, with the British comedian set to perform at the Tennessee Theatre on October 8, 2027. The show, called Killing Jokes, is described as all new material, and tickets go on sale to the general public Friday, October 23, at 10 a.m.