Inside of Knoxville

America Discovers a Knoxville Jewel: Market Square Designated a “Great Public Place”

Knoxville Urban Guy·October 4, 2017

It would be an easy question for most people in the area: Where’s the heart of Knoxville? We know it’s a special place. It’s inspired quotes – though not always flattering – by some of America’s...

Details of New Ground-Up Condominium and Commercial Development Announced

Knoxville Urban Guy·October 3, 2017

The Courtland Group, headed by Jeffrey Nash, has established an excellent track record with numerous redevelopments of older buildings. Nash began his career reclaiming and redeveloping warehouses and factories in east London, but moved to Knoxville...

Lengthy Litigation Results in New Ownership and Possibilities for Prominent Downtown Building

Knoxville Urban Guy·October 2, 2017

Like me, you may have wondered what was happening in a building positioned on perhaps the most prominent corner in the city: Union and Gay. The Conley Building has seemed underutilized for years even as properties...

Downtown Knoxville Ten Day Planner (10/1 – 10/10/2017)

Knoxville Urban Guy·October 1, 2017

If you want to be certain your event is included on this calendar, I’ll need your event two weeks in advance. The absolute best way to make sure I include your event is to make a...

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Knoxville Urban Guy·September 30, 2017

Even as I write this article, personal attacks and counter-attacks are continuing to flow in on recent articles. I’m not completely sure how we’ve gotten to this point, but here we are. And with this...

The House That Beer Built

Knoxville Urban Guy·September 29, 2017

Knoxville’s beer community continues to put the community into the beer in new and different ways. Now they’ve paired with Habitat for Humanity to build two homes for Knoxville families. Beer and building, as it turns...

“Three Sisters” Presented by Clarence Brown Theatre at the Carousel

Knoxville Urban Guy·September 28, 2017

As a part of a spate of Anton Chekhov related events around the city in the next month, “Three Sisters,” the play by the Russian playwright and short story writer has its second preview tonight and...

A Plea for Preservation of a Building and a Struggle for the Soul of Central

Knoxville Urban Guy·September 27, 2017

There are so many interesting areas in Knoxville. Each has a claim of one sort or another to put itself forward as a place worthy of a visit, or maybe a longer stay. A stroll out...

Dispute Threatens to Derail Preservation and Development of Pryor Brown

Knoxville Urban Guy·September 26, 2017

The trail to this point is a long one. For those of you who may have missed, or don’t remember the earlier developments, I’ll recap. Pryor Brown Garage is a building located on the corner of...

Old City to Get New Wine and Spirits Store

Knoxville Urban Guy·September 25, 2017

Corks Wine and Spirits will soon move from its business from Turkey Creek to 113 South Central Street in the Old City. It’s a move Ryan McElveen says he has been contemplating for a while. Originally...

America Discovers a Knoxville Jewel: Market Square Designated a “Great Public Place”

Details of New Ground-Up Condominium and Commercial Development Announced

Lengthy Litigation Results in New Ownership and Possibilities for Prominent Downtown Building

Downtown Knoxville Ten Day Planner (10/1 – 10/10/2017)

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The House That Beer Built

“Three Sisters” Presented by Clarence Brown Theatre at the Carousel

A Plea for Preservation of a Building and a Struggle for the Soul of Central

Dispute Threatens to Derail Preservation and Development of Pryor Brown

Old City to Get New Wine and Spirits Store

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Announcing Kern’s Bakery Vendors!

Lilienthal Gallery Celebrates Spring Exhibition with Splashes of Color and a Great Vibe

Progress: Kern’s Bakery Experience is Full Steam Ahead

A Weekend in the City