The Fountain City Diner’s specialties are breakfast all day, with hearty portions of egg dishes and specialty pancakes in the $6-$8 range; an old-fashioned lunch special like turkey and dressing or meatloaf with two sides that runs about $9, and ...

Bail enforcing is kind of an eccentric choice for a good ol’ North Knoxville girl who was a medical assistant at Children’s Hospital when she first met Dean 13 years ago. A Northern England native, he was backpacking the States, ...

Thirty-nine years ago, Grace Foster and Sara Starr founded the Community Craft Co-Op in Clinton, hoping to provide a little extra income for crafters in an economically depressed area. The Community Co-Op’s headquarters, opened in 1972, was little more than ...

It’s the Friday afternoon before Labor Day weekend. What are you doing? Probably something related to whatever leisure plans you have for the three-day weekend. If you’re thinking about cycling, odds are you’re at the bike shop. So it’s not ...

She’s operated it for eight years come November, some weeks single-handedly, but Mammaw’s Thimble quilting supply store off Papermill is not Vivian Ann Wright’s dream.

To quote comedian Flip Wilson and his 1960s Geraldine alter-ego, “What you see is what you get” at Living Vintage on Chapman Highway in far South Knoxville.

The cover story in the current issue of Publisher’s Weekly is about the low morale and general despair and dissatisfaction among those in the book trade. Carpe Librum Booksellers, tucked just off Kingston Pike in Bearden, seems not to subscribe.

Standing room only. At Regas Restaurant? For much of its 90-year-history, you’d say that like it was a bad thing—customers waiting too long for white cloth covered tables so they could celebrate that engagement or Mother’s Day with steaks and ...

The remarkable ascent of construction magnate Raja Jubran to the pinnacle of local influence and success owes a lot to his near-perpetual motion.