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2022 - Cityview
The Brass Pearl. N. Brooks Clark Dec 28, 2022 0. Oysters on the half shell and signature cocktails bring NOLA to Market Square The French poet Léon-Paul Fargue wrote, “Eating oysters is like kissing the sea on the lips.”. Knoxville’s only …
Best of the Best 2019 - Cityview
Best of the Best 2019. This just might be our favorite issue each year. Getting to watch as the contenders leapfrog over each other, constantly jockeying for the lead during the voting is amazing. This year we had an enormous surge of voter participation. At times, we had over 25,000 votes per day, and the grand total was just under 380,000 votes.
Cityview Magazine November December 2023
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Cityview Dec 28, 2023 0. 8 Chefs. 8 Dinners. You're the Judge. Cityview is gearing up for another exceptional Top Chefs series, this year with more treats than ever before. With 8 chefs from 8 local restaurants gracing the list, this year's competition is sure ….
Smart Home - Cityview
Getty Images/iStockphoto. Now the question is, why a smart home? Besides the well-known characteristics of smart home devices, such as controlling your thermostat, changing the volume of your Throwback Thursday Playlist and knowing who is at your front door before they even know they’re there, smart home capabilities and innovations are launching every year with new and improved features.
Cityview Best of the Best 2024
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Cityview Magazine November December 2021
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Knoxville's premier magazine. Debbie Alley transfers nature to fabric for abstract botanical prints Where nature and science and art collide is where Debbie Alley’s creations live. The silk scarves, linen napkins and wall art she makes begin with a walk in the…
Cityview Publisher Shares his Story on Anything is Possible
By Rebecca Whalen. Cityview Publisher Nathan Sparks sat down with Hallerin Hilton Hill on Anything is Possible in September, sharing stories from his life as an entrepreneur. Sparks, originally from Bristol, began his journey as an entrepreneur at the age of 14, designing and building racing canoes, and soon after manufacturing fishing lures.