Even though the Sentinel reported that Downtown Knoxville parking prices may go up soon, we doubt that will keep the ice skaters away.
According to their Web site, over 16,000 people enjoyed the ice-skating rink last year on Market Square. Starting Friday, November 28th, the Alstom-sponsored rink opens up to the public again.
Will you be getting your Downtown […]

I have lived in Knoxville for almost 9 years, 4 of which were spent living Downtown on or near campus at UT. Like many other UT students I spent some quality time getting to know The Strip (Cumberland Ave to you Knox n00bs).
Something I had a hard time understanding and still can’t believe is the lack […]

Earlier this week we posted a video displaying the amazing colors that our mountains and hills display during the Fall. With the recent warm weather we’ve come to know here in Knoxville, staying indoors is hard to do.
Because seeing those Fall colors first hand is fun to do, what is your favorite place in or around […]

Morning and evening commute’s around Knoxville can be a boring crapshoot at times. But they can be livened up if you’re tuned in to a local radio show.
Folks like Hallerin Hill, Andy & Alison and Doc, Jeff and Heather can ramble on for days and keep you listening. Which leads us to ask:
Who is your favorite […]

Beer, booze and bars, man those coyotes sure can get wild. Wait, we’re not talking about Coyote Ugly Saloon? My bad.
What we are talking about is all but urban legend in Knoxville. Coyote sightings. According to this tweet from Brandon earlier in the week, coyotes have been spotted in Knoxville. Hog wash? You tell us if […]

It feels like everyday I hear an ad for either an adult or kids Halloween party in Knoxville. How do you decide which one is worthy your bed-sheet ghost costume?
Where’s the best place in Knoxville to trick-or-treat, both as an adult and as a kid?
Photography by urbanbicyclist

As the News Sentinel reported yesterday, Knox County is spending a lot of green when it comes to tourism. Whether or not more people are migrating in our direction was not reported. But, if I were an out-of-towner, where should I start exploring?
When you have out-of-town guests visiting you, where do you take them for a […]

Lately, I have realized many of my clients, employees and friends already know what’s going on with my personal and business life. Which in turn propels conversation past “how are you doing” and takes us directly into immediate conversation about subject matter.
Based on my experiences, Knoxville is ablaze with social media interactions on sites such as […]

It has been nearly 13 days since hurricane’s Ike and Gustav arrived on U.S. soil. Yet, gasoline is flowing like molasses in winter.
Even after nearly two weeks there are still empty gas stations in Knoxville.
Are you having trouble locating gas for your car? If not, where are you able to find it?
Photography by Coach O.

Sorry for the question curveball this week but we wanted to announce our new marketing schwag.
Hot off the presses are the new “This _____ has been Knoxified!” stickers. If you’d like to help us Knoxify this town come find us at the UT vs. Florida game this Saturday. We’ll be lurking in the G10 […]