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    • 4 Things to Do With Your Kids On Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

    Published January 3, 2016

    Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is January 18th, so take the day off from unpacking after moving to Knoxville and take your kids to do something fun! To help you plan your day, All My Sons Moving & Storage of Knoxville has four suggestions for things to do with your kids on MLK Day. -The […]

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    Famous Knoxville Piano Store Moves to Concierge-Style Business

    Published December 28, 2015

    As times are constantly changing and ever-evolving, so are businesses and the way in which they function. For some business owners, making the switch to being completely online, rather than having an open storefront, is a better option. For a famous Knoxville piano store, making the move to a concierge-style business is their newest business […]

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    2016 New Year’s Eve Events in Knoxville

    Published December 22, 2015

    New Year’s Eve is not just about great parties and a special kiss at midnight. New Year’s Eve is also about family, friends, life, health, and happiness for the year ahead. If you have recently moved to Knoxville and have younger children, you don’t have to worry about there being nothing for your kids to […]

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    2015 Knoxville Holiday Events

    Published December 11, 2015

    The holiday season is here and if you have moved to Knoxville at any point in time this year, there is no better way to get to know Knoxville than by getting out of your new house and celebrating the holiday season in town. In order to make your move to Knoxville even more special, […]

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    Knoxville Police Encourage Black Friday Shopping Safety

    Published November 21, 2015

    With Black Friday just around the corner, the Knoxville Police Department (KPD) are coming out full force to make shoppers and local Knoxville residents aware of the dangers during the holiday shopping season. Black Friday is known for being one of the biggest shopping days of the year with stores offering deals on products at […]

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    Thanksgiving Day Events in Knoxville

    Published November 2, 2015

    What better way to get in the holiday spirit and acquainted with your new town after moving to Knoxville, than getting involved in Thanksgiving celebrations? From turkey trots, to the farmers market, to volunteer opportunities there are plenty of reasons to celebrate the spirit of giving this year. Narrow down what Thanksgiving Day events in […]

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    The Mini-industry of Chameleon Movers

    Published October 29, 2015

    If you are moving to Knoxville, there are a couple moving terms that you should 100% be aware of: Rogue movers Fraudulent movers Chameleon movers All of the above are terms that homeowners, professional moving companies, the Office of Inspector General, the Better Business Bureau, the Department of Transportation, and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety […]

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    World Dance Weekend Comes to Knoxville this Halloween

    Published October 22, 2015

    If you are moving to Knoxville and love to dance or love studying dance, World Dance Weekend is an event that is coming to Knoxville this month and is one that you can get super excited about! World Dance Weekend will be coming to the Square Dance Center on Tulip Avenue in Knoxville on October […]

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    Knoxville’s Urban Wilderness Holds First Mountain Bike Race

    Published October 12, 2015

    As if Knoxville didn’t already have enough outdoor fun going on, Knoxville movers were thrilled to hear that the Mountain Bike Race was held in Knoxville’s Urban Wilderness on the new Flow Trail. The competition was for middle and high school students only and took place on Sunday, October 11th, from 10 a.m. to 2 […]

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    UT vs. UO Game Brings Big Bucks to Knoxville

    Published September 24, 2015

    Regardless of whether you were fighting for the Orange or rooting for the Crimson, one thing remains true about the University of Tennessee versus University of Oklahoma game – it helped the Knoxville economy tremendously. As people were moving to Knoxville, driving in, and flying in from all over Tennessee and Oklahoma earlier this month, […]

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