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05 Oct Laura Seery Cole
What is your vision for Knoxville 10 years from now? To state simply…better! I moved to, and stayed here 15 years ago because Knoxville was already a top-notch place to live and work. But, as with all things, it can improve. I envision a thriving,...
05 Oct Tim Chandler
What is your vision for Knoxville 10 years from now? Knoxville to be known as a city for all individuals to live life to its fullest. A community that puts everyone ahead of themselves, loves one another and honors each other and God daily. What...
05 Oct Wynne Caffey-Knight
What is your vision for Knoxville 10 years from now? Thriving creative businesses will draw diverse visitors and residents, increasing our cultural infusion. We will also have greatly reduced the addiction epidemic causing immeasurable damage to those caught in that vicious cycle, their loved ones,...
05 Oct Trisha Brady
What is your vision for Knoxville 10 years from now? The continued revitalization of downtown Knoxville to encourage diversity and inclusion and bringing people together. What are you reading that is on your nightstand? Lean In by Sheryl Sandburg What is your favorite Knoxville memory?...
05 Oct Tony Benton
What is your vision for Knoxville 10 years from now? Knoxville will be a vibrant community in the midst of robust economic development characterized by a unified, engaged, diverse community. What are you reading that is on your nightstand? American Sailing Association’s Sailing Made Easy...
05 Oct Whitfield Bailey
What is your vision for Knoxville 10 years from now? I don’t want to see Knoxville turn into the next Nashville! I cringe when I hear people say that. I would like to see our outdoor adventure community expand. We have a great community and...
05 Oct Laura Bailey
What is your vision for Knoxville 10 years from now? To see Downtown Knoxville continue to grow and prosper. What are you reading that is on your nightstand? Bible & The Winning Moment by Steve Adkins. What is your favorite Knoxville memory? When I rode...
05 Oct Andrea Bailey
What is your vision for Knoxville 10 years from now? A Knoxville that continues to strengthen all of its unique attributes, including the Urban Wilderness, historic downtown, dynamic arts community, food scene, and all of the benefits of having the University of Tennessee in the...