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Chamique Holdsclaw: ‘No one heals alone.’
Former Lady Vol basketball star Chamique Holdsclaw, an Olympic gold medalist and WNBA Hall of Famer, opened up to a large luncheon crowd at the Knoxville Convention Center last week about her own mental health struggles. In the process, she … Continue reading
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Larsen Jay’s message resounds with downtown crowd
Besides being an excellent candidate for Knox County Mayor next year, I appreciate Larsen Jay for another important reason: he’s a great excuse for a really fun party! Alan and I — with the support of an impressive host committee … Continue reading
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Want to surprise a reluctant honoree? Try this!
If you read this blog very often, you know that one of my best friends is Dawn Ford. And her husband is one of my husband’s best friends. We go back forever. We travel together. We are in clubs and … Continue reading
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Popular “Artsclamation!” moving to downtown Knoxville
The latest Artsclamation! fundraiser benefiting Covenant Health‘s Peninsula mental health programs has come and gone. But there’s news for the next Artsclamation: It’s moving to downtown Knoxville! After a two-decade run being held most often at Sacred Heart Cathedral‘s parish … Continue reading
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Jim Haslam: “East Tennessean of the Century!”
The East Tennessee Historical Society bestowed its “East Tennessean of the Year” award for the tenth time earlier this week and it went to Jim Haslam, a well-known community leader and founder of Pilot Company, headquartered in Knoxville and employing … Continue reading
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Kern’s Food Hall: So. Much. Fun.
On Wednesday night, some close girlfriends and I decided to try something new for dinner and drinks. We went to Kern’s Food Hall. It was a lot of fun — and the food was terrific. Some of the best things: … Continue reading
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