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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.
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Lakeshore Park opens new pavilion in latest phase of years-long development project
Lakeshore Park in Knoxville has officially opened a new amenity. It marks the latest milestone in a years-long park development project. The Hilltop Pavilion is near the HGTV Overlook at the top of the park. Offering visitors a new place to get out of the sun or rain, the pavilion also features tables and seats.
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Big Slate Media Takes Over North Broadway Studio, Eyes Hollywood-Size Shoots
A Knoxville production company that started with little more than a drone has taken over the city's largest remaining studio. Big Slate Media has moved into the former HP Video building at 1200 North Broadway, rebranding the space as Marble City Studios and setting its sights on everything from first-time YouTubers to full-scale Hollywood productions.
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Some Of The Smokies’ Best Fried Trout Comes Out Of This Old Cades Cove Area Kitchen
Some of the best meals in the Smokies happen far from the busy strips of Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge. Out in Townsend, on the quiet road toward Cades Cove, a wooded mountain retreat has built a loyal following for its cabins, its crackling fireplaces, and a bistro kitchen that people drive out of their way to reach.
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UT’s Smokey mascot finds new life as rescue dog turned fan favorite
The University of Tennessee’s current Smokey mascot, a bluetick coonhound named Neyland, is the 12th dog to hold the role. He was taken in as a rescue with an unknown background and trained by senior handler Garrett Reeves and a UT veterinary team to perform on the sidelines at football games.
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How to Prevent Frozen Pipes This Winter
When temperatures drop in East Tennessee, homeowners face a real risk: frozen pipes. A single freeze can split a copper line, rupture a plastic supply, and leave you with soaked drywall, ruined flooring, and days without running water. The good news? With a few simple steps—and a plan for what to do if ice does form—you can protect your home through the coldest nights.
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East Tennessee entrepreneur takes luxury handbag brand to New York Fashion Week
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — An East Tennessee entrepreneur is making waves in the luxury fashion industry after taking her handbag brand, Denault, to New York Fashion Week. For many women, accessories make the outfit, and the search for the perfect purse is never-ending. Penny Crook, founder and designer of Denault, says women need handbags that […]
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Senior Horses Spend Their Golden Years Safe at This Tennessee Rescue Farm
A quiet gravel road in East Tennessee leads to a barn that most people drive right past without a second glance. Behind those fences, horses that once had no one now have a whole crew of people showing up for them, rain or shine. The place hosts a holiday breakfast,...
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29 restaurants, bars and coffee shops we know are coming soon to Knoxville
It's been an incredibly busy year for Knoxville's food and beverage scenes, which have welcomed popular chains like Hattie B's Hot Chicken and Swig , local concepts like French bistro Au Bon Coin and new restaurants at Covenant Health Park . And plenty more are on the way. As we inch toward the end of the year, let's look ahead at the restaurants, bars and coffee shops we're still eagerly waiting on to open, from sought-after chains finally making their way to Knoxville to more stadium restaurants and cocktail bars coming to the Old City. Here's a list of 29 restaurants, bars and coffee shops planned for Knoxville. Did we miss a spot? Send an email to joanna.hayes@knoxnews.com to have it considered for the list ! Alice in Appalachia Alice in Appalachia closed in Market Square at the beginning of this year before moving to 413 S. Gay St. in March. The retail shop is open, and owner Scott West said he plans to have the full shopping and bar experience completed by mid-November. The West family purchased the Gay Street property (formerly home to Pioneer House ) for $2.9 million in September 2022, with plans to invest roughly $1