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Work Underway on Jackson Avenue Ramps Replacement
There's lots of work going on as part of the $8.2 million project to replace the structurally deficient Jackson Avenue ramps in the Old City. Here are several photos taken this morning. Above, ...
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Posted by
evreeland
On Sep 19, 2019 at 1:48 PM
Maker Profile: John Phillips, Phillips Forged
John Phillips is the owner of Phillips Forged and received national recognition this summer as the winner of a challenge on a Forged by Fire (Season 6, Episode 20) on the History Channel. Phillips ...
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fmcanally
On Sep 11, 2019 at 12:13 PM
Maker Profile: Saray Taylor-Roman, Taylor-Roman Portrait
Saray Taylor-Roman, the owner of Taylor-Roman Portrait, has been getting her work has been recognized nationally through photography awards and part of the Maker City movement in Knoxville. Taylor ...
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fmcanally
On Sep 11, 2019 at 10:46 AM
The Maker City: How Many Little Bangs Equal a Big Bang?
Knoxville has always had a creative and entrepreneurial spirit. It’s also a reasonably inexpensive place to live. A college town. A city with “potential”. It also turns out to be the great place t ...
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fmcanally
On Sep 09, 2019 at 4:39 PM
Knoxville to Launch State's First Mobile Household Hazardous Waste Program
The City of Knoxville will launch Tennessee’s first traveling household hazardous waste program in late 2019, making it even easier for residents to properly dispose of such materials at various loc ...
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Guest
On Sep 06, 2019 at 4:28 PM
The Ten - With Chris Howley
In City Communications, we love to highlight our City of Knoxville employees who are so passionate about their work. Enjoy this Q&A with Chris Howley, Knoxville Engineering Planning Chief, who ove ...
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Posted by
Guest
On Aug 21, 2019 at 12:07 PM
Road Testing the New Mobile Recreation Program for Knoxville's Youth
Long before this summer’s launch of a traveling recreation program in Knoxville, Sheryl Ely and her Parks and Recreation staff were brainstorming new ways to reach more children and their families ...
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Posted by
Guest
On Aug 09, 2019 at 9:16 AM
City to Replace 109-Year-Old Mineral Springs Avenue Bridge
Portions of Mineral Springs Avenue will be closed for one year starting in September, when work to replace the 109-year-old bridge above First Creek will begin. The nearly $1.2 million project ...
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On Jul 31, 2019 at 12:14 PM
Work to Further Improve Cumberland Avenue to Begin July 29, 2019
Work will begin Monday, July 29, on the Cumberland Avenue Intersection Improvements Project that will replace traffic signals and curb cuts, update street lighting and also create new crosswal ...
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On Jul 29, 2019 at 12:33 PM
Summer in the City Interns Inaugurate One Love Day Tradition
Each year, the City of Knoxville’s Summer in the City interns spend six weeks embedded in City departments, getting to know how the City operates and how its departments and employees serve Knoxville ...
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Posted by
ptravis
On Jul 26, 2019 at 2:37 PM
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Recent Posts
Update: I-275 Business Park Access Improvements Project Making Major Progress
Both Jackson Avenue Ramps Now Open; Compare 'Before' and 'After' Photos
New Jackson Avenue West Ramp About to Open; East Ramp to Open by Mid-January
Neighborhoods Decorate for Holiday Trails
Facade Funding Recipient Likewise Coffee Open on Magnolia
Winter Fishing at Fountain City Lake Made Possible by Years of Restoration Work
Preserving History is Part of City's Role in Redevelopment, Reinvestment
Neighborhood Groups Donate Meals Via Virtual Challenge
Jackson Avenue Ramps Update: Crews Putting Original Pavers Back in Place as Project Nears Completion
New 900-Square-Foot Impound Building Offers Small Comforts for Employees, Improved Customer Service
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