Despite the economic woes unleashed by the global pandemic, real estate development continues unabated.
Turning Orange Into Green
Businesses downtown and on Cumberland Avenue are counting on UT students and sporting events to say afloat during the pandemic.
Cautious First Steps
As reopening begins, businesses and consumers adjust to new norms while officials offer metrics for success — or failure.
One Step at a Time
Knox County’s businesses will embark on a phased reopening on Friday, but social distancing measures will remain as a part of daily commerce.
For Businesses, Uncertainty and Fatigue
Established and start-up companies alike face months full of unknowns. Changing messages from civic leaders aren’t helping.
Last Call
Responding to the COVID-19 threat, the city is closing all bars and restaurants, while the county is closing bars and placing limits on restaurant capacity.
A Tide of Uncertainty
As closures mount and grocery store shelves are depleted, Knoxville businesses take steps to address coronavirus concerns.
2019 Revue: Business and Development
New codes, historic property plans, hospital redevelopments and other changes hit the business community this year.
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.
More Beds for Mental Health Treatment
Acadia Healthcare and Covenant Health will team up to build a 90-bed psychiatric hospital in West Knoxville.