Hunter never lets go until he's told you a story

I had the privilege of handing my friend David Hunter the 2008 Career Achievement Award from the Knoxville Writers Guild on April 26 in a gala at St. James Episcopal Church. In case you missed it, I mentioned a call ...

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Don Williams
Olbermann to Dubya: ‘This war is not about you… shut the hell up!’

Granting him about as much respect as he deserves Keith Olbermann laid into George W. Bush on Wednesday with maybe his most blistering attack yet. He lambasted Bush for destroying Iraq, corrupting America, for making ...

Crazy Summer Festivals!

Looking for something to do this summer? I’ve googled up a few suggestions for you: Hot and fresh, here’s my top eleven weird festivals:

1) The Roswell UFO Festival. I’ve actually been to this ...

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Sundown Relocated Tonight

A note to those planning on attending Sundown in the City tonight, May 15: The event is being relocated tonight to Tennessee Theatre due to ...

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Barred From the Ballot Box

Maurice Clark lost his right to vote, but he hasn’t lost his passion for helping others in Knoxville effect change and participate in the democratic ...

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Learning Through Teaching

Ask an average 16-year-old boy about the effectiveness of condoms and he’s likely to blush, look away and maybe even walk off. Ask Conrad Honicker ...

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KSO: Virtuoso Paganini

Part of Knoxville Symphony Orchestra's ...

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Coolest Garage Sale Ever

Lasts until noon, rain or ...

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Drunk Brunch Cookouts

Event is free every Sunday.

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Profiles
Built to Last
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Knoxville Voice

Eighth annual Vestival brings awareness to historic Candoro Marble building

The Candoro Marble Company building sits at ...

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Profiles
A New Kind of Fusion
By:
Knoxville Voice

Jazz may be emerging from a long nap.

A couple of decades back, the music responded ...

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Art in Public Places: Year Two
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Denise Sanabria

This is the second year the Dogwood Arts Festival has produced Art in Public Places, a three-month installation ...

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Profiles
Cloudland Canyon
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Knoxville Voice

Kip Uhlhorn has trekked from Knoxville to Brooklyn to Germany and beyond, but he’s glad to be back ...

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Famous Praise - Good enough for me

Jimmy Morrow’s church service opened like an Appalachian blue grass show: There was a guitar, a tambourine, clapping hands and clomping feet; there was that ...

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Peace Agitator - How would we (and Obama) fare if in the same game, on a level playing field?

Pennsylvania bothers me. I was born and raised there, 18 years in northwestern Pennsylvania, in New Castle, son of working-class parents who now live on ...

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Truth to Power - Hunter never lets go until he's told you a story

I had the privilege of handing my friend David Hunter the 2008 Career Achievement Award from the Knoxville Writers Guild on April 26 in a ...

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