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The Rogersville Review
Looking Pretty for Our Most Special Occasion
Rogersville looks pretty every day. So much here is visually pleasing, specific to seasons and to times of day. But quickly approaching are the days in which our town should look its very most appealing, the days in which Rogersville entertains more guests than any other time of year. Heritage Days has lasted almost five decades, an amazing feat for an event that has no paid staff and is put on by volunteers, wisely scheduled at a time of great beauty here in this little bowl set down between surrounding mountain ridges. In my personal opinion, living in Rogersville’s National Register Historic District is both a privilege and a responsibility because its houses belong to history as much as to the families whose names are on the deeds. Driving through town, I see several owners already have placed heritage candles in their windows in anticipation of the upcoming event. What are heritage candles? Well, they’re those single window candles of the tradition begun decades ago by the Heritage Association to emphasize the beauty of our National Register Historic District. They add such charm and warmth to a residence that they are used all over town now, and beautifully so. Hopefully,
The Oak Ridger
Candidate for congressional seat schedules town hall meeting
Rodney King , congressional candidate for the Third District, invites the public to a Town Hall meeting on Saturday, Oct. 10, at 4 p.m. at Oak Forest Farm, 532 Foust Carney Road, Powell. He is running as an Independent. "To show your support for the second amendment guns are welcome, BYOG (bring your own gun)," a news release emailed to The Oak Ridger to announce the event stated. "All firearm participation must comply with applicable federal. state, and local laws. venue requirements, and safety rules. No alcohol, or other intoxicating substances will be permitted at the event." The Town Hall is expected to give citizens an opportunity to raise questions and discuss issues affecting their families and communities, including: fuel, food, and housing affordability; the Iran war; the national debt; artificial intelligence; data centers; flock cameras; nuclear waste disposal; and other public concems. Tennessee’s Third Congressional District, under boundaries adopted earlier this, includes Anderson, Roane, Bradley, Hamilton, McMinn, Meigs, Monroe, Polk, and Rhea counties. This article originally appeared on Oakridger: Candidate for congressional seat schedules town hall meeting
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865 Neyland hotel to have members-only club, steakhouse with stadium views
The condo-hotel rising next to Neyland Stadium will feature an exclusive level where guests can watch Tennessee football from above while cutting into an Italian steak. The condo-hotel represents the final stage of the $288 million 865 Neyland project , a multi-purpose entertainment district starting construction soon. Tennessee athletics director Danny White shared a big update about the project Oct. 2 during Chancellor Donde Plowman's Advisory Board meeting, including a breakdown of the units: 186 hotel rooms, 51 luxury residences and 30 condo/hotel units. The open-air terrace shown in renderings will be a private club level, White said, and it will require a membership. The club area will include a "high-end Italian steakhouse," White said. His presentation noted the club level will feature "ticketed viewing of football games." The 24-story building , which will also have a rooftop bar, will be the "first customized hotel with a stadium experience orientation" in college sports, according to the presentation. It also will be tied with the Riverview Tower downtown as the second-tallest building in Knoxville, though it won't be considered a skyscraper . The city's tallest building is First Horizon Plaza at 27 stories. Along with the condo-hotel, 865 Neyland will feature
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Subtext Completes Two Student Housing Developments in Florida, Tennessee
Orlando, Fla. and Knoxville, Tenn. — Subtext has completed two student housing developments in Florida and Tennessee. Projects include VERVE Orlando, a 626-bed community located at 3133 North Alafaya Trail near the University of Central Florida campus in Orlando; and EVER Knoxville, a 498-bed property located at 1919 Lake Ave. near the University of Tennessee campus in Knoxville.
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Martin Funeral Home demolition makes way for parking in Rocky Top
Demolition of the former Martin Funeral Home building in Rocky Top is expected to begin within the next two weeks, marking the end of a long chapter in the history of the city’s downtown area, City Manager Michael Ellis said Monday. The property is being cleared to make way...
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Two Downtown Knoxville Properties Hit the Market
KNOXVILLE - A century-old Gay Street building rich with Knoxville history and one of downtown’s last remaining undeveloped parcels have hit the market side by side, creating a rare opportunity to preserve part of the city’s past or help shape what comes next. Listed by Cohl Morgan and...
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‘Saved lives’ Low-income apartments in Knoxville seek investment during upgrades
Residents at Minvilla Manor in North Knoxville are looking forward to renovations aimed at making their homes safer and more comfortable. The Volunteer Ministry Center says a $1 million low-income housing tax credit will help fund upgrades to the 57-unit building, with construction expected to begin in 2027.
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Subtext opens 498-bed student housing community in Knoxville
Subtext opened EVER Knoxville, a 14-story, 498-bed student housing community at 1919 Lake Ave. in Knoxville, Tennessee, just steps from the University of Tennessee. The project expands Subtext’s presence in Tennessee, following the opening of TENN at UT in 2018 and LOCAL Nashville in 2024. It also introduces the EVER brand to the state, bringing its focus on student wellness and academic success to Knoxville.
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Video: September 28, 2026, Economic and Housing Market Outlook
Last week mortgage rates topped 7% pressuring homebuyer budgets. Does that mean buying a home is out of the question? Not necessarily. I’ll help you figure out how to rate-proof your budget so that you can navigate a moving mortgage rate target. I’m Danielle Hale, Chief Economist at Realtor.com,...
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Wallace Real Estate joins Week of Caring at Wesley House Community Center
Wallace Real Estate agents, brokers, and company leaders recently spent a morning volunteering at Wesley House Community Center as part of United Way of Greater Knoxville’s Week of Caring. Wallace was a Gold Sponsor of the initiative, which brought teams across East Tennessee together to serve local organizations and...