Sunday, March 17, 2013
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Monday, March 11, 2013
Homespun Hobbies Schedule: Tuesday 9 AM; Saturday 9:30 p.m.
Be sure to watch Homespun Hobbies on Channel 6 or Channel 12 on Community Television:
Airing Tuesdays at 9 AM and Saturdays at 9:30 PM
Tuesday March 12 Escape to Riches--Writing a book
Saturday, March 16 Used Book Sale for Friends of the Library
Tuesday, March 19 Used Book Sale for Friends of the Library
Saturday, March 23 Escape to Riches--Writing a book
Tuesday, March 26, Escape to Riches- Writing a book
Saturday, March 30 My Favorite Vacation Spot, Misty River
Tuesday, April 2 My Favorite Vacation Spot, Misty River
Airing Tuesdays at 9 AM and Saturdays at 9:30 PM
Tuesday March 12 Escape to Riches--Writing a book
Saturday, March 16 Used Book Sale for Friends of the Library
Tuesday, March 19 Used Book Sale for Friends of the Library
Saturday, March 23 Escape to Riches--Writing a book
Tuesday, March 26, Escape to Riches- Writing a book
Saturday, March 30 My Favorite Vacation Spot, Misty River
Tuesday, April 2 My Favorite Vacation Spot, Misty River
Phillip Lim's new book: Escape to Riches
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Asia Cafe #2 Coming Soon
Asia Cafe to Open Asia Cafe West within next 3 weeks
By SAMANTHA MANNING 6 News Reporter
KNOXVILLE (WATE) - Despite a sluggish economy, some Knoxville restaurants say business is better than ever and are expanding their establishments.
Asia Cafe in North Knoxville is opening a new location in West Knoxville on Gleason Drive March 2. The new location is around five times larger and will have extended hours.
"Asia Cafe's name is already out there and people just love to come here," Asia Cafe co-owner Phillip Lim said.
Lim has co-owned Asia Cafe for four years and said business has never suffered.
"The reason I can make it through these terrible times is because it is all home recipes," Lim said.
But it's not only Asia Cafe that's growing.
According to the National Restaurant Association, restaurants account for ten percent of the workforce in Tennessee, with almost 268,000 jobs.
Lim said the new location for Asia Cafe will employ up to 60 people, which is double what the current location employs.
Lim said he will also expand the menu in West Knoxville.
"The next location, we're going to add Vietnamese," Lim said.
By SAMANTHA MANNING 6 News Reporter
KNOXVILLE (WATE) - Despite a sluggish economy, some Knoxville restaurants say business is better than ever and are expanding their establishments.
Asia Cafe in North Knoxville is opening a new location in West Knoxville on Gleason Drive March 2. The new location is around five times larger and will have extended hours.
"Asia Cafe's name is already out there and people just love to come here," Asia Cafe co-owner Phillip Lim said.
Lim has co-owned Asia Cafe for four years and said business has never suffered.
"The reason I can make it through these terrible times is because it is all home recipes," Lim said.
But it's not only Asia Cafe that's growing.
According to the National Restaurant Association, restaurants account for ten percent of the workforce in Tennessee, with almost 268,000 jobs.
Lim said the new location for Asia Cafe will employ up to 60 people, which is double what the current location employs.
Lim said he will also expand the menu in West Knoxville.
"The next location, we're going to add Vietnamese," Lim said.
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