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A four-decade look at the Knoxville music scene
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Paige M. Travis talks to Randy Burleson, the owner of three Aubrey’s locations, the Sunspot, Edison Park, Barley’s and Stefano’s, about the risks and rewards of the restaurant business.
Restaurants come and restaurants go, but some Knoxville eateries have managed to persevere almost long enough to qualify for Social Security. What makes the difference between a flash in the pan and a culinary institution? Leslie Wylie investigates.
Identity theft is one of the fastest-growing, least-reported of major crimes. Barry Henderson points out ways that you, and the authorities, may be able to slow it down.
Betty Bean assesses Knox County officials’ moves toward ending LCUB’s free ride in West Knox County, and Mike Gibson listens in on an enterprise providing cell phone service to the deaf.
Plus: Seven Days, Meet your City, and Knoxville Found.
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Joe Sullivan takes stock of those schoolchildren who might have been “left behind” in Insights, Barry Henderson looks favorably at some aspects of the new plans for I-40 downtown in Editor’s Corner, Jack Neely celebrates Knoxville’s past celebrations of St. Paddy’s Day in Secret History, and Marleen Kay Davis rebuts our criticism of Crandall Arambula's “Civic Vision for Downtown Knoxville”.
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Clint Casey rocks the mic with performers local and national on a nightclub crawl through our burgeoning comedy scene.
Music
Trans Am by John Sewell
Place of Skulls by Mike Gibson
Pulp
John Sewell reviews David Guterson's Our Lady of the Forest.
Movie Guru
Coury Turczyn reviews Starsky and Hutch.
Restaurant Rover
Connie Seuer reviews Tijuana Taco Co.
 Urban Renewal by Matt Edens
Yikes! by Brian Conley
Sports by Tony Basilio
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