Can You Sing Like Dolly?
The 15th annual Mountain Soul Vocal Competition wants to know.
Unleashing Knoxville’s Poetry Spring
The University of Tennessee's poetry reading series continues through April 18 with Affrilachian poet Nikky Finney up next.
Chattanooga’s Movie Mixtape
Now in its third year, the Chattanooga Film Festival at the helm of Chris Dortch is getting bigger and gaining attention outside of the South.
The Murderer’s Daughter
An interview with 'The Last Breath' author Kimberly Belle, whose debut novel presents a family's struggle over their dying father — who may or may not be a murderer.
Volunteer City Weekend
Immerse yourself in Knoxville's food, cocktail, literary and outdoor scene this summer.
Talking With a Dirty Guv’nah
Upon the release of a new album, lead singer for the Knoxville, Tennessee, band expresses the importance of place in making authentic Southern roots music.
The New Deal
The chill of winter lingered in the crest of the Tennessee Valley, its breath heavy and cruel against the crusted earth. But Annette could not be disheartened by the cold that seeped through the soles of her shoes and the worn threads of her clothes. Even now
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