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The Union Soldier’s Monument by Shawn Poynter

Veterans Day, which we once knew as Armistice Day, is

It's a chilling scene that comes out of nowhere. A young mother named Mary, whose husband, Jay, has

Days Of Dread at Blount Mansion

At the southern edge of downtown, just before you cross the Gay

It's easy to take the Tennessee Valley Fair for granted. It happens every year, and even if you

You'll see that number more than once this year, especially this fall. The University of Tennessee

Did Chinese help Knoxville seem like a "City"?

The fact that Knoxville hosts Tennessee's biggest

East Tennessee celebrates one holiday that you won't find in most parts of the country. The Eighth

Mountain Dew. Today it’s the soft drink of gamers and programmers. It “fuels” skateboarders,

Chilhowee Expo Postcard courtesy of Knoxville History Project

Knoxville’s association with summer is

Sunday School 1880s, courtesy of McClung Historical Collection

You wonder if Summer in Knoxville, in

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Veteransville?

Our Most Literary Ghost

Days Of Dread at Blount Mansion

100 Years of Fun at the Tennessee Valley Fair

What is 225?

A Celestial Appearance

The 8 of 8

Mountain Dew - It’ll Tickle Yore Innards and make you proud to be from Knoxville

Summer Springs

Knoxville: Summer 2019

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