A South Carolina firm has reached an agreement to buy Standard Knitting Mill for renovation into a mixed-use development.
Breaking Barriers
A diverse crowd gathers in Burlington to identify obstacles to spreading the benefits of Knoxville’s economic development.
Room for Psychiatric Hospital to Grow
Plans for the short-term, inpatient facility could accommodate 48 additional beds, though state approval would be necessary for an expansion.
Screen Play
In Happy Holler, Central Cinema has established an outpost for ‘people who just really, really like movies.’
Knoxville Center Sued for Unpaid Work
Two lawsuits allege the struggling mall hasn’t paid for janitorial or security services in more than 18 months.
Room for Recovery
With a new center called The Gateway, the Metro Drug Coalition aims to fill the gap between sobriety and stability.
Attack Monkey Fights Back
Local promoter Chyna Brackeen responds to a Dogwood Arts lawsuit, alleging years of underpayment from the Rhythm ’N’ Blooms Festival.
A Free Man
Josh Smith built a multi-million-dollar company from nothing, all while hiding a secret. Now he’s using his resources and personal story to fight for criminal justice reform.
Startup Showcase
Innov865 Week returns, highlighting emerging companies in and around Knoxville. What difference does it make?
Clayton Out as Chamber’s No. 2
Knoxville Chamber CEO Mike Odom said the reorganization has nothing to do with a sex discrimination complaint over his hiring.