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| The Working Unemployed (Metro Pulse) |
| There’s one thing about the struggling local economy—smart people have a lot of time for long lunches and interviews and they can offer a lot of candor about their business in exchange for anonymity. I talked to a developer, a mortgage banker, and a small businessman. |
| 12/03/2008 |
| Alabama bank sues Knoxville developers (Knoxville News Sentinel) |
| A pair of Knoxville developers have been sued in connection with a struggling Pigeon Forge condo project and an allegation of more than $13 million in unpaid debts. Alabama-based Nexity Bank has sued Ward Whelchel and Efthimios Mike Dionas in connection with the Water Resort at Pigeon Forge, a four-building condo complex located just off the Parkway next to the Country Tonite Theatre. |
| 11/19/2008 |
| Flory: Artspace exec tours Knoxville (Knoxville News Sentinel) |
| Ever dated the artsy type? Knoxville may soon get the same opportunity. Last week, an executive with Minneapolis-based nonprofit Artspace visited Knoxville as the headliner for the annual meeting of Knox Heritage, a local preservation group. |
| 11/11/2008 |
| Best of: Knoxville Life (Metro Pulse) |
| Voters expressed it in about six different ways, but the overall favorite was clear: living near the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a big part of Knoxville’s allure. |
| 11/14/2008 |
| Knox cutting clinic hours (Knoxville News Sentinel) |
| An East Knoxville clinic in a building the health department rents for $3,800 a month is so underused by patients that it’s become more cost-effective for the county to close it three days a week. The Knox County Health Department announced Monday it will cut hours at its Walter Hardy Clinic five days a week to 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. The clinic opened two years ago amid ... |
| 11/10/2008 |
| Kroger plans threatened (Knoxville News Sentinel) |
| Knoxville officials still hope for a compromise that will keep Kroger Food Stores from abandoning a planned $16 million supermarket in Fountain City. Kroger purchased the vacant Target property on Broadway for $5.7 million, with plans to raze the existing building for a new 75,599-square-foot grocery. |
| 11/05/2008 |
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