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Downtown eateries compete to make best drinks — starring herbs!
Congratulations to bartender Kris Greeson and the other good folks at the S&W Grand on Gay Street for taking home first place last Saturday in the Market Mixer drink contest for the third month in a row! Here’s how it works. The Market Square Farmers’ … Continue reading
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The Blue Streak throws a party to thank its “victims”
OK. Here was the thought. The Blue Streak is only successful because of the great folks who let us take their pictures and attend their events. We decided to throw a cocktail party to thank them. We invited to the party the … Continue reading
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Alan hits his limit, bless his heart!
Poor Alan. Because I learned in journalism school that photos with people in them are generally more interesting than photos of things alone, I always try to put someone in the pictures I take of interesting things I run across. … Continue reading
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Washington trip is more than politics. It’s also food, friends, art, history and fun! (Oh, and baseball.)
Wow! I love our nation’s capital! Alan and I spent last week in Washington, D.C., with our friends Phyllis and Jim Nichols and Peyton Hairston. The purpose of the trip was to attend a National Urban League convention (which I’ll … Continue reading
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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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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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Are you ever too old for a slumber party? Perhaps.
On Friday, five girlfriends decided to rent a couple of movies, have a couple of drinks and spend the night together. You know, have a slumber party like we did when we were girls. Dawn Ford volunteered to host. Her … Continue reading
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Two Christmas plays, a Shakespeare comedy, a child’s tale, murder and madness: get your tix now!
I guess the theory is that if one Christmas play is successful, maybe we should have two! In its recently announced upcoming season, the Clarence Brown Theatre at the University of Tennessee will produce both the Charles Dickens classic, “A … Continue reading
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Partying with the Confederacy: I just can’t do it
I don’t know how I have avoided it, having lived in Knoxville for more than 30 years, but I paid my first visit to the Historic Bleak House (a.k.a. the Confederate Memorial Hall) Friday evening. The home, located at 3148 … Continue reading
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