Tony Basilio has been on the air in Knoxville and in the ears of Vol fans across the country for 25 years. Originally from Kennett Square, PA, Basilio graduated from UT with a degree in Broadcasting ...
Photography by Ethan SmithAppeared in Cityview Magazine, Vol. 42, Issue 5 (September/October 2026)As an orthopaedic surgeon, ...
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 ...
Building with Purpose Guided by precision, and partnership, Biles Construction marries design, craft, and client vision to create works of art Story and Photography by Nathan Sparks When you meet Bill ...
Holding space for emotional growth in a data-driven society By Rev. George Doebler Appeared in Cityview Magazine, Vol. 42, Issue 2 (March/April 2026) Over the years, I have gathered a number of quotes ...
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 ...
We approach every new year knowing that our first great undertaking will be our Top Doctors list. This list is our way of recognizing medical professionals in our community who are working tirelessly ...
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.
It’s 7:15 p.m. and I can feel the drop — that end-of-day wall where every last bit of mental energy has been spent on meetings and emails, and deciding what to cook feels like being handed one more ...
In his storied career as an Episcopal priest beginning in Monteagle in the Tennessee diocese, Daniel Paul Matthews has served at churches in Memphis (1961), Nashville (1965), St. John’s in Knoxville ...