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More Options for Pickleball as Interest Increases All Over Knoxville

Pickleball is currently on the rise in Knoxville. Worldwide, pickleball has seen a growing trend, but many people are confused as to what pickleball is. If you’re a fan of pickles, then sorry, b ... more»

Posted by Guest On Oct 11, 2016 at 5:30 PM

Everly Family Visits Everly Brothers Park

The City's new Everly Brothers Park got a visit this weekend from some special guests: close family members of Don and Phil Everly. Patti Everly, Phil Everly's widow, was in town along with one of Don ... more»

Posted by Guest On Sep 03, 2015 at 9:09 AM

Big Crowd Helps Launch Everly Brothers Park

More than 100 people turned out Friday evening for the dedication of Everly Brothers Park in Bearden. The festive event, with ice cream provided by Bearden Council and Earth Fare, helped launch a comm ... more»

Posted by Guest On Aug 08, 2015 at 9:36 AM

Everly Brothers Park Dedication This Friday -- With Ice Cream!

You can pay tribute to part of Knoxville's musical history this Friday, and get some free ice cream to boot! Mayor Madeline Rogero, Councilman Duane Grieve, other members of City Council, membe ... more»

Posted by Guest On Aug 04, 2015 at 9:21 AM

Listen to the Trees at Two City Parks

If you're out for a run or a walk or a disc golf game at Morningside Park or Victor Ashe Park this weekend, take time to stop and listen to the trees. Nearly 50 trees at those two parks are par ... more»

Posted by Guest On Jul 25, 2015 at 5:12 PM

City, Partners Break Ground on Suttree Landing Park

Big turnout on July 7 for the Suttree Landing Park groundbreaking in South Knoxville - lots of enthusiastic families and community leaders, eager to see the park construction about to get underway! ... more»

Posted by tmcdonell On Jul 13, 2015 at 11:19 AM

Dream, Dream, Dream: City Names Everly Brothers Park

Did you know Bearden now has a park named for the Everly Brothers? Did you know Don and Phil Everly were both students at West High School in the early 1950s? You can learn more about the new park ... more»

Posted by Guest On Jul 10, 2015 at 12:15 PM