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Coalition of the Willing: Knoxvillians Who Pitched In to Start the ‘Mercury’

In Cover Stories, News by Matthew EverettMarch 11, 2015leave a COMMENT

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What Is the Knoxville Mercury?

In Cover Stories, News by Coury TurczynMarch 11, 2015leave a COMMENT

Back in 1991, when we did this the first time, we didn’t put a lot of thought into our “mission.” We just wanted to put out the best paper we …

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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 …

The Knoxville History Project Launches a New Look at Local History—and Jump-Starts Local Journalism

In Cover Stories, News by Jack NeelyMarch 11, 2015leave a COMMENT

A key part of the Mercury launch is the formation of a new 501(c)(3) nonprofit, an educational organization known as the Knoxville History Project. It’s surprising, when you think about it, …

Meet the Knoxville Mercury’s Columnists

In Columns, Cover Stories, News by Coury TurczynMarch 11, 2015leave a COMMENT

Here’s our inaugural group of columnists whose work will be debuting in the next several issues of the Knoxville Mercury: Chris Barrett is a former Metro Pulse staff writer who’s …

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