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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Hearth Scares Ball: Mary Poppins meets the Pikes
To get you in the mood for Halloween this week, here is some inspiration from an early Halloween party. This one was called the Hearth Scares Ball and it was a benefit for James White’s Fort held last Friday at, … Continue reading
Filed under: Downtown, Events, Historic preservation, Knoxville, Music
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A course in simplicity and sophistication
This guest post is by Amanda Shell, who works with us at Moxley Carmichael. She attended this wonderful event last night at G&G Interiors, an elegant new client of ours. Thanks, Amanda! – Cynthia Moxley Simplicity is the ultimate in … Continue reading
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It’s October! Why aren’t you at Carver’s Orchard?
I interviewed famous sportscaster Lindsey Nelson once. He had traveled the globe in his career, so I asked him his favorite place. “There is no prettier place on Earth than East Tennessee in October,” he responded. I agree with him. … Continue reading
Filed under: Food, Uncategorized
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BHS groundbreaking marks big win for Knox
Last Friday dawned sunny and pleasant, thank goodness, because Moxley Carmichael folks had planned an outdoor event at 10 a.m. Outdoor events are always risky, but it’s pretty hard to have a groundbreaking indoors, so . . . The occasion … Continue reading
Filed under: Business, Events, Public Relations
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Symphony opening events signal great season
The Knoxville Symphony Orchestra‘s 2012-2013 season has opened with a flurry of activity that bodes well for a dynamic and interesting year. This is the KSO’s 77th year and it’s also noteworthy because it is the 10th year of Maestro … Continue reading
Filed under: Events, Knoxville, Music, Theater
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Montreal: The best place I didn’t want to go
My friend Dawn Ford was watching a show called “Chuck’s Day Off” on the Cooking Channel a few months ago. It’s about a chef named Chuck Hughes who owns a restaurant that is only closed on Mondays. What does he … Continue reading
Filed under: Food
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