All it took was a state-of-the-art, 3,000 seat Event Center (opened last Labor Day) and the most advanced PokerPro tournament technology by PokerTek, and Harrah’s Cherokee Casino & Hotel has hit the jackpot, hosting a World Series of Poker May ...

After more more than a year of delay in commencing construction, Three Rivers Market finally commenced work last week on their long-promised new facility at 1100 North Central Street.

The downtown Flower Pot (700 S. Gay St.) celebrated its remodeled store Jan. 28. The space, designed in partnership with students from the University of Tennessee Architecture & Design School, is eco-friendly and includes cabinets, counters, and hardwood floors made ...

Between its microbreweries and happy hours, Knoxville’s already a beer drinker’s paradise, and now there are two new ways to enjoy it.

The Fierce and Fancy Formals Fashion Show will benefit local non-profits Haiti Outreach Program and University of Tennessee affiliate club Give Haiti Hope—and provide cost-effective prom dresses for area teens.

Knoxville’s own super-coupon clippers never grow weary of penny pinching, and you can benefit from their tireless frugality at the Second Annual Knoxville Coupon Fair Saturday, Feb. 26 from 9 a.m. to noon at Faith United Methodist Church in Knoxville.

Hosting her fifth featured Artist of the Month—Jennifer Brickey—at a reception Dec. 10, Farragut’s Red Line Gallery owner Natalie Swindell says she’s been pleased to showcase all local artists since the gallery opened at 11519 Kingston Pike in April.

A little over a year after opening his comic shop downtown, Morgan Hardy has moved Organized Play to the Old City, 131 S Central St.

Local tattooer Doc Cooper brought back Best in Show in Flash from the 18th Meeting of the Marked tattoo convention in Pittsburgh.

This past Thursday, Lox Salon moved from its previous location in the Old City on Central to a new spot on West Jackson, above Blue Slip Winery and next to Urban Bar.

After some initial hurdles, the Dec. 3-5 and 10-12 Handmade Holiday Trunk Show finally has a location.

Side Splitters Comedy Club is repeating its popular free admission with the donation of canned food for several shows in November.

The independently-owned Smart Toys and Books at Franklin Square (9700 Kingston Pike) is celebrating its silver anniversary.

Knoxville’s own Ashley Johnston has one more title: spokesperson for the “BL Body by Biggest Loser” clothing line.

Holy Land Market and Deli has moved just a few yards down from its old location on Sutherland Avenue, but the larger, airier location is opening up lots of possibilities, says co-owner, chef, and quipster Walter Ajlouny.