Take a swing at spring with striped knee socks, the metal ping as ball meets bat and the bonding ritual of team practice that goes ...

The Knoxville Arts and Fine Crafts Center is wedged in a tiny, deserted-looking plaza at 1127 Broadway Ave., but maybe finding the center is part ...

Sk8 or die! The Knoxville Skatepark opened Jan. 31 in Tyson Park, to the relief of skateboarders, rollerbladers and BMX bikers who are already breaking ...

When stuck in traffic on Sutherland Avenue (especially when West High School students are arriving or departing), it’s tempting to get off the road and ...

All jokes about its name and any illegal activities that may or may not go on there aside, South Knoxville’s Fort Dickerson Park is a ...

A tiny place that leaves a big impression, King Tut’s Grill provides sensory overload from the minute you walk in the door. The tiny white ...

Although it’s approaching 70 degrees as I write this, in recent colder weeks, downtown Knoxville has been transformed into our own winter wonderland. Businesses like ...

Knoxville may not have passenger rail service, but it does have the Three Rivers Rambler, an excursion train providing historic tours, seasonal trips and events ...

Knox County’s 43rd and newest park is somewhat of an oddity — right off a noisy road and carved into a steep hillside with a ...

With a mission to “strengthen Vestal and surrounding South Knoxville through education in the arts, crafts and skills of their cultural heritage… ,” the area’s ...