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Carol Mayo Jenkins retires at UT; ‘We need more people like Carol,’ says friend and acting colleague
Carol Mayo Jenkins, who has been an artist in residence in the University of Tennessee’s Department of Theatre for 22 years, retired earlier this month but told those gathered to celebrate that she’d still be around, hopefully performing at the … Continue reading
Filed under: Events, Knoxville, Theater
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Martinis at the Mansion: Cheers to William Blount!
I love a martini. Especially if it’s for a good cause! So “Martinis at the Mansion” was the perfect place for us last Thursday. It was a fundraiser for Blount Mansion — “the birthplace of Tennessee” — and it was … Continue reading
Filed under: Downtown, Events, Historic preservation, Knoxville
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A progressive dinner for history
A group of downtown friends has been hosting progressive dinners for more than 10 years now. It started as a way to enjoy each others’ condos and invite guests to come see what downtown living was like. We usually had … Continue reading
Filed under: Downtown, Events, Food, Knoxville
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Tremont party raises $325,000 for new “living” campus
Talk about a successful event! Between sponsorships, ticket sales and a live auction, the Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont raised $325,000 on a beautiful Saturday night at Marblegate Farm in Friendsville. The evening was designed to launch Tremont’s “Keystone … Continue reading
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Wine, moonshine and help for our neighbors
Volunteer Ministry Center, a non-profit organization founded more than 35 years ago to prevent and end homelessness, has found a way to combine fun and fundraising — and honor a longtime benefactor in the process. The group recently hosted the … Continue reading
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Summer Swing ’23: a thankfully cool experience
After a three-year hiatus, Choice Health Network and Positively Living have brought back their popular hot-weather event, Summer Swing. Only this year, they made arrangements for some shade — and air conditioning! That turned out to be a very good … Continue reading
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Friends gather downtown to support Lynne Fugate
When you look up “community service” in the dictionary, there should be a photograph of Lynne Fugate. The incumbent City Council member, seeking re-election to her second term in At-Large Seat A, already had served two terms on the Knox … Continue reading
Filed under: Downtown, Events, Knoxville, Politics
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Just a Thursday: Theater announces season; company celebrates 20th! Knoxville loves reasons to party!
If I hear anyone say again that there’s nothing to do in Knoxville, I swear I will slap them. The problem is that there’s TOO MUCH to do! Take last night, for instance. We went to two fun things — … Continue reading
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