- Table of Contents: March 3-9, 2011
- Colin Hay Is Still at Work, 25 Years After "Down Under"
- Apples in Stereo Get a Video Shot in Knoxville
- Fine Peduncle Explores Sex and Spirituality Through Electro-Soul
- Hector Qirko (Briefly) Rejoins the Lonesome Coyotes
- Knoxville on the Edge of Civil War
- Time for Hillside Compromise
- KSO Guest Soloist Orli Shaham Shows She Knows Chopin
- Release the Hound
- CBT Refreshes Shakespeare's Classic Comedy 'The Merry Wives of Windsor'
- Hunting for Economic Stimulus
- PJ Harvey: 'Let England Shake'
- Sen. Alexander’s Party Line
- Liberal Eco-Guilt Appeasement
- High-Tech Harmony
- The War on Teachers
- The More Civil Discussion Over Teachers' Tenure
- When Teacher Contracts Are Non-Negotiable
- Marble City Brewing Company Stalled by Trademark Lawsuit
- Sex-Education Battles Calm Down Locally But Heat Up Statewide
- Earn Big Money With Your Populist Rage
- Republicans May Take Another Run at Democratic Election Administrator Mackay
- Developer Drops Out of New Market Business Park
- New Watchdog
- Q&A: Paul Hohe, Lead Organizer of Knoxville Restaurant Week, and Ruth’s Chris Steak House General Manager
- Meet Your New Homelessness Task Force
- When Outrage Leads to Snuff Assault
- Fulmer vs. Spurrier: a Top 100 Rivalry
- knoxville + thrills = 763,000 results
- Silver Jubilee: 'Everybody Nowhere Knows This'
- Q&A: 'United Tastes of America' Host Jeffrey Saad
- Live Out Your 'School of Rock' Fantasies With the Joy of Music School
- Straight Line Stitch Named to Download Festival Lineup
- British Union Drama 'Made in Dagenham' Strikes a Timely Chord
- 'Marvel vs. Capcom 3': Fun, But Hamstrung by Industry Practices
- Rabbits: 'Lower Forms'
