Randomocity Posts
NYC-based Composer Likes Knoxville
Nico Muhly raves about Knoxville and the local flavor presence on Market Square.
We’re Giving Away 2 Tickets for Rhythm n’ Blooms
Over 40 artists, 9 venues, 1 festival and we’ve got 2 tickets for it all! Check the site throughout the day for your chance to win.
USA Today Housing Market Article Gets Trottatized
Our very own Suzy Trotta was quoted in the USA Today regarding the current state of the Knoxville housing market. Some good stats for potential home buyers/sellers in our area.
Bike Lanes Over the Water
When the Henley Bridge is renovated it will be garnished with shiny new bike lanes. A good move by the city and TDOT. Hat tip: Patrick Beeson
High Atop Mt. LeConte
If you think it’s cold where you are imagine being in Doug McFalls shoes. He’s the Winter Caretaker of the Lodge high atop Mt. Leconte and according to his latest blog post it’s negative two degrees. We highly recommend you give Doug’s blog a read and if you’re feeling really humble, send him some hand[…] Read More »
Never Leave You Like Kiffin
You knew it was coming and now it’s here. Renaldo Woolridge, aka Swiperboy and UT basketball player, is famous for his hoops and his music videos. He just laid a new track, Never Leave You Like Kiffin, that we hope Southern California radio stations are playing non-stop. Good work Swiperboy.
Be Safe and Have Fun
No question for today. Be safe if you have to travel and have fun if you’re off and get to play in the snow!
How Not to Get Sued for Using Social Media
On Tuesday, December 1st from 6-9 p.m. in the Square Room at Café 4 – that would be tomorrow – the Social Media Club Knoxville will hold their Winter Panel which is titled “Social Media Liability, Ethics & Policy”. In layman terms: how not to get sued for using social media. Hey, it happens. If[…] Read More »
TN Bloggers Standing Behind Education
The fine folks over at Tennessee Bloggers For Education have been asking us to spread the word about their program for a while. And what a great program it is. Head on over to their donation page and look at all the ways we can help local teachers.
Want to Live Downtown? Start With a Tour
Kim Henry, President of City People, dropped us a reminder that the 2009 City People Downtown Home Tour is right around the corner. On October 11th, from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, you will be able to tour more than 15 residences located throughout Downtown Knoxville. Units are housed in everything from carefully restored historical[…] Read More »
