Fun Things To Do in Knoxville
Living in Knoxville is great. There are no shortage of things to do. It has a solid job market. And, there are no shortage of homes for sale, ranging from cabins in the mountains to waterfront homes to traditional, suburban homes. If you’re thinking about moving to Knoxville area, here […]
Knoxville Restaurant Week 2014 starts Sunday, March 2nd and runs through Friday, March 7th. Knoxville Restaurant Week gives residents a great opportunity to dine out at a reduced price for a great cause. Knoxville Restaurant Week helps raise money for Second Harvest Food Bank, with $5 from every meal donated […]
In 2014, West Hills and Bearden area of West Knoxville will see its fair share of growth. The area will see many new businesses and restaurants coming to the area. Read on below below to see what new restaurants and businesses will be opening their doors in West Hills and […]
With the help of a USDA Rural Development mortgage, it is possible for Knoxville home buyers to buy a home with absolutely no money down. So, what exactly is a USDA loan? And, how can you buy a Knoxville home with absolutely no money down? USDA loans are available through […]
The holiday season is in full swing. For most West Knoxville homeowners, this means decorating a Christmas tree, hanging lights on their house, holiday parties, and other holiday festivities. Unfortunately, the number of accidents at home increase during the holiday season. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, there were […]
Over the past few years, the Cedar Bluff area of West Knoxville has seen lots of growth. There have been many restaurants and businesses open in recent months or announce plans to open in coming months. Here is a list of some of the new businesses and restaurants coming to […]
‘Tis the season in Knoxville. Thanksgiving is this weekend. The cool winter weather has just begun to set in. It is the time of year for epic holiday shopping adventures, holiday parties, gatherings with family and friends, and enjoying the holiday cheer. The greater Knoxville area has many holiday events […]
The Seventeenth Annual Knoxville Race for the Cure takes place Saturday October 26th. Race For The Cures benefits the Susan G. Komen Foundation, which raises money for the fight against breast cancer. Walkers and runners flooded the streets of downtown Knoxville with pink wigs, tutus, signs, and shirts showing their […]
There are a lot of great things about owning a Farragut home. Still, owning your own home comes with its fair share of work. If you don’t properly preform routine maintenance on your Farragut home, you could end up with costly repairs, or, even worse, an unsafe home. Here are […]