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in response to whstoneman: I wouldn't go to East Town Mall if the food and/or merchandise was free. I refer to the hovel as East Town Mall since that is the last time I was there. Change the name, but you can't change the danger.
in response to whstoneman:
I wouldn't go to East Town Mall if the food and/or merchandise was free. I refer to the hovel as East Town Mall since that is the last time I was there. Change the name, but you can't change the danger.
You might be surprised to know that crime at West Town Mall is rising at a much faster rate than Knoxville Center. In fact, crime at Knoxville Center has actually dropped every year since 2008.
I love that album. Brings back a ton of memories from the early 90's.
Glee has got to be one of the worst shows I've ever seen on TV. It's 2011, people! It's not 1965 anymore.
Hmmm... If she wins, she'd be the first Miss America that doesn't even live in America. LOL
What is Lexington's identity? What is Charlotte's? What is Jacksonville's? What is Louisville's?
It's not just Knoxville. Most mid-sized cities don't have that one word or phrase that identifies them to the rest of the nation. And I like it that way!
I actually saw Ashley at Barley's in the Old City. For the record, she was drinking a glass of water. Good for you, Ashley!
I give it a couple more years before the ACLU tries to get the name changed to "Holidays in the City".
A friend of mine was in town visiting from Denver. I took him to the Sky Bar and he absolutely loved it! He said it rivals anything downtown Denver has to offer in the way of atmosphere and price.
I hope it does well!
Keep in mind that most Sundown attendees are high schoolers. I wasn't there, but I'd be willing to bet the majority of people cheering at the news of Michael Jackson's death were teens. It's sort of the same mentality of cheering when someone drops their lunch tray in the cafeteria.
It has nothing to do with The South or Knoxville itself... it has everything to do with teens.
