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Survey Shows Knox County Vaccination Rates Are Better Than Average

In News by S. Heather DuncanMarch 25, 2015leave a COMMENT

Measles are back. The disease that American medicine seemed to have conquered 15 years ago struck 644 Americans in 27 states last year, according to the federal Centers for Disease …

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KUB Gas Pipeline Construction for UT Cuts Down Pollution—and Lots of Trees

In News by S. Heather DuncanMarch 18, 2015leave a COMMENT

The University of Tennessee’s decision to switch its Knoxville power plant from coal to natural gas will roll back East Tennessee’s contribution to global climate change by slashing carbon-dioxide emissions. …

Art Opening: Support the Salvage Room’s Renovation Kickstarter Campaign

In Program Notes, Visual Arts by S. Heather DuncanMarch 18, 2015leave a COMMENT

Knox Heritage plans to offer local artists access to the first communal woodworking shop in Knoxville as part of its new 6,000-square-foot salvage shop at 619 Broadway. Replacing the old …

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Beth Meadows’ Mixed-Media Mashups Combine the Rustic and the Modern

In Visual Arts by S. Heather DuncanMarch 18, 2015leave a COMMENT

The work table in Beth Meadows’ studio is littered with the kitchen detritus of devoured groceries: a shiny Vigo rice box, a yellow Gevalia bag, and wisps of colored mesh …

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Can Dailies and Weeklies Survive the Digital Age? Here’s How They’re Trying to Adapt.

In Cover Stories, News by S. Heather DuncanMarch 11, 2015leave a COMMENT

You’d have to be crazy to start a new print newspaper—much less an alternative weekly. Nobody’s doing it. On the contrary, alt-weeklies with long, rich histories are shutting down. Big …

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