You’ve seen him at bars, tailgates, and private events. You’ve danced and requested your favorite song, he’s played it. But ...

A thoracic surgeon cares for patients with diseases of the chest, generally excluding the heart. About 80 percent of thoracic surgery involves cancer of some sort.

On a Tuesday night in West Knoxville, paddles clack under soft lights as doubles teams rotate on and off the courts. In an upstairs lounge, players sip local ciders and unwind. Once dismissed as a ...

The Kennedy blends the lively atmosphere of a sports bar with an upscale dining experience. Located at the corner of Gay Street and Union Avenue, this historic building has undergone a remarkable ...

Knoxville has quite a few truly amazing restaurants. We have restaurants that have been in Knoxville for decades, we have others that are James Beard Award winners, and we have newcomers to the ...

For 35 years, InterFaith Health Center has kept uninsured workers healthy ...

In 2007, Top Chefs was born from a simple idea: Knoxville’s culinary talent deserved a spotlight. We set out to celebrate the chefs who transform ingredients into experiences, hosting events at iconic ...

Alyssa Clark, a Knoxville native, is a 2025 Editorial Intern with Cityview Magazine. She is currently pursuing her undergraduate degree in Writing, Literature, and Publishing with a minor in Marketing ...

The Cost of Comfortable Mediocrity Appeared in Cityview Magazine, Vol. 42, Issue 2 (March/April 2026) For most of my life, I believed school was the great equalizer. Work hard. Pay attention. Follow ...

Welcome Home Honoring Knoxville’s homes with trust, integrity, and lasting care. Lucas Haun- REALTOR® Late afternoon light falls softly across the lawn of a stately Craftsman home on Kingston Pike, ...

Chef John Bryant was born in Johnson City and trained at Johnson and Wales University in Charleston, South Carolina. He ran a catering business in Johnson City for eight years then joined Bistro by ...

Here at Cityview, few things are more fascinating to us than watching as our annual Best of the Best voting unfolds. As the numbers climb—10,000 in a day, 30,000 in a day—it’s hard not to feel the ...