Knoxville’s million-dollar norm: Average home values have jumped from $250,000 in 2020 to $430,000, and features like pools, private acres and walk-in closets are now baseline for upscale listings, squeezing out first-time buyers — find out what’s fueling the surge.
New Sevier Avenue Stage: Knoxville Theatre Club’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof opens today in the intimate 60-seat Borderland Tees space, featuring a 35-foot stage, impressive cyclorama, and sliding-scale ticketing — find out.
From pop-up to permanent home: Tarik’s North African has opened its downtown Knoxville brick-and-mortar, serving the same standout Algerian, Moroccan and Tunisian dishes that made its pop-up a hit — find out why.
100,000th patient milestone: Blount Gastroenterology Associates, serving your community since 1980, reached its 100,000th patient on August 27 — learn what this milestone means for local healthcare.
Counting local bumblebees: Volunteers have teamed up with Foothills Land Conservancy to document bumblebee species and population trends across regional habitats — learn what they found.
Other Knoxville headlines this week
- Neely presents Knoxville music guide Sept. 3
- Name KPD’s three new mounted patrol horses
- PBS, UT Medical Center debut health-focused show
- $13M Halls Middle School renovation contract approved
- Airport cleared hurdle to expand fueling station
- Knoxville Drive Electric Festival highlights EV innovation
