Copper Cellar News Today

Who says Thanksgiving must be at your table? Check out these Knoxville restaurants serving up Thanksgiving dinner.

Maryville's historic armory building is making a symbolic return. Here's when to expect it.

Bart Fricks was a top executive with Ruby Tuesday’s and later the Copper Cellar family of restaurants. Now he's rolling his own authentic dough.

Copper Cellar has closed on Cumberland Avenue after 48 years. The property was sold in March to an apartment developer who is remaking the Strip.

Copper Cellar was established in 1975 on Cumberland Avenue, near the University of Tennessee campus.

Construction and demolition on the "Strip" in Knoxville will continue as Core Spaces builds four apartment buildings with 2,300 beds.

Planning documents for the "Hub on Campus" show a 150-unit apartment building could be built on the original Copper Cellar site by June 2026.

The Cumberland Avenue restaurant, owned by Mike Chase, started underground in 1975 and expanded with an upstairs area modeled after Harrys in Chicago.

Victor Ashe weighs in on beer sales at Neyland Stadium, the state Supreme Court vacancy, and an open records ruling against Gov. Bill Lee.

Dont want to cook but still want the family to gather round a table? These Knoxville restaurants are open on Christmas Day.