Knoxcentric: Powered by Inside of Knoxville: Al Murrian discusses an upcoming two-weekend fundraiser for Young-Williams Animal Center at Scruffy City Hall / Paula Johnson discusses her new book, Lost Restaurants of Knoxville, WUTK (90.3), 10:00 AM.

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