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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Follies show delivers laughs, jabs at newsmakers
There was so much material this year that the annual Front Page Follies show was bound to be funny! Held Saturday at the Knoxville Convention Center, it did not disappoint. The Follies show is the annual performance by area journalists and … Continue reading
Filed under: Events, Journalism, Knoxville, Media, Music, Politics, Public Relations, UT sports
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A swarm hit downtown Thursday. Did you notice?
You didn’t, did you? That’s what I was afraid of. Sigh. A swarm is a group of people (hopefully 50) trying to earn the “swarm” badge on the social networking site Foursquare. There was an attempt Thursday by a group … Continue reading
Filed under: Downtown, Events, Knoxville, New media
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Tomatoes from Market Square Farmers’ Market are stars of impromptu party, web broadcast
If you stay flexible, sometimes great opportunities come along. I was reminded of this last week when I picked up a voice message Wednesday evening from my friend Gay Lyons. “Call me as soon as you can,” the message said. “I want to invite … Continue reading
The Front Page Follies: You can’t make this stuff up!
Even though it’s been occurring for 32 years, The Front Page Follies show doesn’t get old. Why? So much new material every year. The Follies are a series of good-natured (mostly!) skits performed annually by local journalists and PR folks (along with … Continue reading
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“The coolest house in Knoxville”
That’s how one guest described Stuart Worden’s enchanting cottage where 30 folks gathered Sunday evening for one of Knox Heritage’s “Summer Supper” series. Stuart and his late wife, artist Betsy Worden, saved numerous historic East Tennessee artifacts from the wrecking ball and … Continue reading
Filed under: Art, Events, Historic preservation, Knoxville
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And the winner is . . .sausage stuffed creminis!
How’s this for a Saturday night party idea? An appetizer sampling! Our friend Dawn Ford loves to entertain and she loves appetizers. So when she bought a new Harry & David appetizer cookbook the other day, she decided she … Continue reading
Filed under: Events, Knoxville, Public Relations
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Developer Jeffrey Nash: “I’ve never seen any environment change so drastically in 10 years.”
Downtown developer Jeffrey Nash, who also owns The Crown & Goose gastropub in the Old City, is passionate about two things: World Cup soccer and redevelopment projects. He discussed both those topics Thursday night when Nucleus Knoxville, a group of young-ish … Continue reading
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You really don’t want to miss this boat!
This has been a stressful week at Moxley Carmichael. We had an important vote at County Commission on Monday (which we won, thankfully). We had the big Pilot announcement on Wednesday. (Glad that’s over.) Plus a million other things, including … Continue reading
Filed under: Downtown, Events, Knoxville
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