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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Hair magic, minus the fuss: Alchemy Salon is a laid-back Knoxville spot where craft stylists collaborate to deliver customized cuts and color that lives well every day, with nature-inspired Davines and [ Comfort Zone ] products, plus a Kintsugi Head Spa when you want to actually feel your shoulders…
Sushi night, sorted: Anaba Japanese Cuisine Northshore keeps things casual and cozy with a lineup of sushi rolls and savory noodle dishes that hit the spot after work or before a quiet night in.
Crave-worthy local fudge: Old South Candy is Knoxville’s go-to for fresh, handmade fudge that’s actually made daily and crazy smooth.
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Tennessee has announced significant fan experience improvements ahead of its 2026 season opener against Furman at Neyland Stadium.
Full story at 247sports.com ↗
Tami Manis, a woman from Knoxville, Tennessee, has the world's longest mullet, officially named by Guinness World Records for "longest competitive mullet (female)."
Full story at knoxnews.com ↗
The City of Knoxville will donate flowers left at the downtown Dolly Parton mural to a local nonprofit, Random Acts of Flowers, a nonprofit that repurposes flowers.
Full story at wvlt.tv ↗
Gemini Hospitality co-founders Jimmy Loup and Jim Saunders have signed a deal with Knoxville-based real estate firm Dominion for the rollout of several upcoming restaurant concepts, including Lucky Bird, a rotisserie chicken restaurant coming to Gay Street.
Full story at knoxnews.com ↗
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