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Because our husbands have accompanied us to many wine-tasting events, my friend Dawn Ford and I agreed to reciprocate by taking them to a beer tasting the other night. Carol Costello, a professor in...
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Ever wondered what it would be like to actually be inside a snow globe? Mary Bogert, general manager of the Knoxville Convention Center and a great Moxley Carmichael client, decided to explore that. So...
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I pass by the UT Gardens on Neyland Drive several times a week coming and going from downtown Knoxville to parts west. They are mostly a blur to me. But once a year, we attend a fantastic fundraiser...
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You know those University of Tennessee non-credit culinary courses that you’re probably tempted to take whenever the new catalog comes out? Well, some friends and I have taken several of them and, in...
View ArticleChef Darren McGrady dishes about the Royals
Chef Darren McGrady was in town last weekend bringing tales of his 11 years in service to Buckingham Palace and, more interestingly, his four years in service to Princess Diana after her divorce....
View ArticleBeer, cupcakes and the history of civilization
Because our husbands have accompanied us to many wine-tasting events, my friend Dawn Ford and I agreed to reciprocate by taking them to a beer tasting the other night. Carol Costello, a professor in...
View ArticleThere’s snow business like hospitality business
Ever wondered what it would be like to actually be inside a snow globe? Mary Bogert, general manager of the Knoxville Convention Center and a great Moxley Carmichael client, decided to explore that. So...
View ArticleBeer tasting: Yay! Beer taxes: Boo!
I am basically a wine drinker. But I can enjoy a really cold Miller Lite from time to time. Heavier beers, craft beers, I’m usually not so crazy about. That’s why I was a little surprised to have had...
View ArticleUncorked – wine policy fees flow in Knoxville
One evening last month, Alan and I were meeting another downtown couple for dinner. I recommended we go to Stock and Barrel, the hamburger place located on Market Square. It had become a new favorite...
View ArticleBlossoms, biofuels and bearded irises
I pass by the UT Gardens on Neyland Drive several times a week coming and going from downtown Knoxville to parts west. They are mostly a blur to me. But once a year, we attend a fantastic fundraiser...
View ArticleGive me credit for sampling moonshine!
You know those University of Tennessee non-credit culinary courses that you’re probably tempted to take whenever the new catalog comes out? Well, some friends and I have taken several of them and, in...
View ArticleChef Darren McGrady dishes about the Royals
Chef Darren McGrady was in town last weekend bringing tales of his 11 years in service to Buckingham Palace and, more interestingly, his four years in service to Princess Diana after her divorce....
View ArticleBeer, cupcakes and the history of civilization
Because our husbands have accompanied us to many wine-tasting events, my friend Dawn Ford and I agreed to reciprocate by taking them to a beer tasting the other night. Carol Costello, a professor in...
View ArticleThere’s snow business like hospitality business
Ever wondered what it would be like to actually be inside a snow globe? Mary Bogert, general manager of the Knoxville Convention Center and a great Moxley Carmichael client, decided to explore that. So...
View ArticleBeer tasting: Yay! Beer taxes: Boo!
I am basically a wine drinker. But I can enjoy a really cold Miller Lite from time to time. Heavier beers, craft beers, I’m usually not so crazy about. That’s why I was a little surprised to have had...
View ArticleUncorked – wine policy fees flow in Knoxville
One evening last month, Alan and I were meeting another downtown couple for dinner. I recommended we go to Stock and Barrel, the hamburger place located on Market Square. It had become a new favorite...
View ArticleBlossoms, biofuels and bearded irises
I pass by the UT Gardens on Neyland Drive several times a week coming and going from downtown Knoxville to parts west. They are mostly a blur to me. But once a year, we attend a fantastic fundraiser...
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