A kitchen can be one of the biggest selling points of your West Knoxville home. If you’re considering selling your West Knoxville home this spring or summer, but are concerned that you kitchen isn’t quite up… read more →
There is no denying Knoxville is a wonderful place to live in the spring. The temperatures are warm enough to enjoy the outdoors and all that living in Knoxville has to offer. Here are a few things… read more →
Knoxville has done it again. This week Knoxville was named the Best City for Jobs this Spring, in an article released by Forbes Magazine. It shared the first place spot with Greenville, SC. The rankings for the… read more →
Knoxville Restaurant Week 2012 is almost upon us. It is a great opportunity for Knoxville residents to get out, try a new restaurant, and benefit a great cause. Knoxville Restaurant Week starts on Sunday, February 26th… read more →
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Knoxville has been named the Most Romantic City in the U.S. by Amazon.com. So how exactly does a city earn this title? Knoxville was named the Most Romantic City based… read more →
The spring season is almost upon us in Knoxville and it can mean two definitive things for Knoxville residents: beautiful weather and lots of rain. A rainy day is the perfect occasion to take care of… read more →
In 2012, West Knoxville will see many new businesses opening up stores for the first time or opening additional stores in the area. Rumors about which particular businesses will be opening in 2012 have been floating… read more →
Here are many activities throughout the month of December to enjoy the Christmas Season In Knoxville Christmas In The City Of Knoxville There are activities all month long check out the calender on what is happening… read more →
The Turkey Creek Public Market offers residents of Knoxville something they have not already experienced. The Public Market is not just another shopping center or flea market. It offers a unique shopping, dining and entertainment experience.… read more →
The Fifteenth Annual Knoxville Race for the Cure 2011 drew over 13,000 Knoxville residents in support of the Susan G. Komen Foundation, which raises money for the fight against breast cancer. This years race included over… read more →