Spanning more than 400 acres of reclaimed post-industrial land along the Clinch River, Aspire Park is a bold reimagining of what a public park can be. With 20-plus miles of trails, an epic playground, ...

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 ...

Stand on one of the lower-floor terraces of the Beauford Delaney Building and the game is right there. Not in the distance. Not behind glass. Right there—the pop of a fastball in the mitt, the crack ...

Mark Carson English (he uses his middle name so as not to be confused with artist Mark English) pats the neck of the 8-foot-tall wooden giraffe he has coated in rainbow-colored dribbles and drips of ...

Not because the dogs are tired or sedated, but because they’ve been taught what the world is supposed to look like, not trained in the way most people mean it. Most dogs learn a few commands and get ...

How one family’s love and one doctor’s support are changing lives. On a small farm about an hour from here, mom of two Julia Erman turns on a light at 4 a.m. She says her best writing happens in the ...

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 ...

Dr. Fred Craddock, Jr., formerly a professor in theology at Emory University, is credited with a widely circulated story that has become a classic: “Who’s your Daddy?” The sermon, which originates ...

Photography has always been a hobby for Bruce McCamish. when a social media craze boosted his hobby to a career, he took to an unconventional method of photography. If you see a guy roaming downtown ...

Cruz Contreras didn’t set out to be a frontman. “I just wanted to be a piano player and take a solo now and again,” he says. But life had other plans—plans shaped by family, growth, reinvention, and a ...

The drive out of Oak Ridge and up onto the Cumberland Plateau has a way of slowing me down — the road climbing, the trees closing in, the world getting quieter the deeper I go. Heading down Ridge Road ...