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The Mercury Guide to Knoxville’s Booming Breweries 2017

In Consumer Guides, Sips & Shots by Thomas StubbsJune 8, 2017leave a COMMENT

We’re suddenly living amid a burgeoning craft-brewery scene—here’s who’s brewing what in the Knoxville area. You should be able to sample their wares at Knoxville Craft Beer Week (June 10-18) and BrewFest (June 17). Alliance …

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A fan’s tribute to Roger Moore

In Movies & TV by Thomas StubbsMay 31, 2017leave a COMMENT

Dear Roger Moore, Like most moviegoers, I first crossed paths with you in the 1973 James Bond film Live and Let Die. I had almost given up on Bond, to …

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City allocates money for preservation of historic sites

In News by Thomas StubbsMay 25, 2017leave a COMMENT

Yesterday, the City of Knoxville’s Community Development Department revealed which of Knoxville’s many historic sites would receive monetary aid from the City’s Historic Preservation Fund this year. The Fund, established …

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YMCA East Tennessee Launches Capital Campaign for New West-Side Aquatics Center

In The Daily Dumpster Blog by Thomas StubbsMay 23, 2017leave a COMMENT

“Our purpose is deeper than a pool.” A poster proudly displaying those words served as the backdrop for YMCA of East Tennessee President and CEO Jim Dickson this afternoon as …

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My Life as a Teenaged Neomorph: Experiencing ‘Alien Covenant: In Utero’

In Movies & TV, The Daily Dumpster Blog by Thomas StubbsMay 19, 2017leave a COMMENT

Ahead of its wide release in the United States this weekend, Alien: Covenant is being hailed (by some critics) as a meticulously crafted and effortlessly thrilling reaffirmation of director Ridley Scott’s …

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