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In Memoriam: Granvil William Radcliffe, Owner of Raddy’s Liquor Center

In News by Eleanor ScottOctober 28, 2015leave a COMMENT

Customers of Raddy’s Liquor Center on North Broadway were dismayed Oct. 19 to find the shop closed and a notice on the door explaining that all the employees were attending Raddy’s …

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Good Golly Tamale to Open Old City Lunch Spot in October

In Restaurant News by Eleanor ScottOctober 2, 2015leave a COMMENT

How hot are Good Golly Tamale‘s namesake products? So hot that a beans and cheese tamal melted my fork recently, no metaphor.* But Good Golly’s  tamales have also proved popular enough that Matthew …

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Rediscovering the Pawpaw at the Market Square Farmers’ Market

In Possum City by Eleanor ScottSeptember 30, 2015leave a COMMENT

Remember that old folk song: “Pickin’ up pawpaws puttin’ ’em in your pocket, way down yonder in the pawpaw patch”? Not a good idea, says Elizabeth Malayter, co-owner with her …

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Labor Day Sunflower Project’s Post-Labor Day Activities

In Possum City by Eleanor ScottSeptember 16, 2015leave a COMMENT

At the west end of the grassy rectangle of the Krutch Park extension, a 15-foot-tall circle of sunflowers woven onto chain-link substrate looms like an enormous organic parade float. Within …

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Knox County Schools’ Nutrition Program Off to a Shaky Start

In Possum City by Eleanor ScottAugust 26, 2015leave a COMMENT

On my children’s first day of school this August, their teachers sent home a letter from Wanda McCown, executive director of school nutrition: “We are pleased to inform you that …

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