Stadium Oversight

The Sports Authority hires a construction consultant as deliberations over the proposed multi-use stadium hurtle toward a conclusion.

Building a Framework for Jobs

Boyd’s development team, labor groups seek ways to collaborate on the proposed multi-use stadium project.

The Planning Commission signs off on the initial development plan that could bring minor-league baseball back to Knoxville.

The proposed publicly financed sports and entertainment venue would have a higher sticker price but cost less to finance than previously estimated.

At a sparsely-attended public meeting, questions revolve around details that have not been settled yet.

At a block party thrown by stakeholders in the proposed stadium near the Old City, area residents give the project largely positive reviews.

A poll commissioned by the Knoxville Area Association of Realtors shows a majority of county voters back a new multi-purpose stadium.

The Sports Authority holds its first meeting to determine whether to move forward with a publicly financed multi-use stadium.

Randy Boyd has teamed with community organizations on the proposed multi-use stadium project, but some want a more comprehensive agreement.

Kincannon and Jacobs recommend a diverse group of seven candidates to oversee the proposed baseball stadium project.