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Self taught artist crafts custom made treasures at South Knoxville business
Support for South Knoxville businesses has stepped up since the Henley Bridge closed for construction. So Made in Tennessee headed across the Tennessee River to meet Tea and Treasure's artisan of the month, Bobbye Edwards.More >>
Maryville bakery is exclusive maker of Moon Pie cupcakes
There's a new Moon Pie creation and a Maryville bakery called KupKatie's KupKakes is the only one licensed to make it.More >>
Automatic shoe covers turn into a hit for Knoxville company
A Knoxville product was a huge hit at the Extreme Makeover build site, The Bootie Butler.More >>
Knoxville man brings new buy and sell concept to the world wide web
A Knoxville man's website brainchild may eventually be added to the list of household name sites like eBay and Craigslist.More >>
Local artist gives Jenny McCarthy customized look at Extreme Makeover site
When actress and activist Jenny McCarthy was in Knoxville for Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, she was sporting a piece of safety equipment customized by a local artist.More >>
How a random act inspired the creation of a Knoxville charity
A Knoxville charity reached a major milestone this week with its 10,000th delivery of flowers. But the story behind how Random Acts of Flowers started is truly inspiring.More >>
Sevierville sign maker earns national, international accolades
A local business is staying true to the basics, and the owners say that is proving to be a real sign of success.More >>
How 'Elf on a Shelf' tradition started in East Tennessee
Have you heard of the Elf on the Shelf? It's a relatively new Christmas tradition in homes with small children, schools and even daycares, and it started in East Tennessee.More >>
Holiday favorite rides the rails in Knoxville
The Three Rivers Rambler Christmas Express is a holiday favorite for Knoxville families.More >>
Hatfields and McCoys lend local flavor to Pigeon Forge entertainment
Think you know the story of the Hatfields and McCoys? You may want to think again.
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New South Knoxville shop offers to satisfy your sweet tooth
The Confectionista's Kitchen in South Knoxville is a full service bakery just six weeks old.More >>
Lenoir City sausage makers grow business beyond expectations
The Wampler family has been making sausage in Lenoir City for more than eight decades.More >>
Fountain City store allows local artists to reach local customers
Imagine if there was a concerted effort to keep a bigger share of retail dollars here at home. A shop in Fountain City is designed to do just that.More >>
Knoxville company has made custom mattresses for 70 years
A perfect night's sleep may seem too good to be true, but Knoxville's Brothers Bedding says custom-made mattresses are guaranteed to do that.More >>
Sevierville apple cider mill and general store offers all things authentic
Anytime is a good time to visit the Apple Barn Cider Mill and General Store in Sevierville. People drop by in droves and it's not unusual to find tour buses lined up outside the parking lot.More >>
Honey produced at UT is for research and for sale
A local product has some real local roots. It's honey harvested as part of the University of Tennessee's BeeMaster Program, and sold at the UT Gardens farmers market.More >>
West Knox County business makes gift giving a blast
Have you ever searched for something different than flowers or balloons to send a friend or loved one?More >>
Knox County company goes from family farm to household name
If you're not from Knoxville, you may not know Weigel's convenient stores is truly a local family-owned business that continues to focus on East Tennessee.More >>
Gone to the dogs: Knoxville bakery serves healthy treats for fido
Made in Tennessee has featured a lot of food products, but this report is worth barking about.More >>
Loudon ice cream parlor makes its own, draws a crowd
Tic-Toc Ice Cream Parlor in Loudon makes all its own ice cream on site, and if regulars from out of town are any indication it has the recipe for success.More >>
Locally-made craft beers on tap in Knoxville
There are hundreds of beers on the market catering to a wide variety of tastes, but what if you want a truly local brew?More >>
South Knoxville business takes screen printing a step further
If you need custom-made T-shirts, hats or a billboard to promote your business or club, a unique place in Knoxville makes them all while helping others.More >>
Knoxville's first winery uses only East Tennessee grapes
The push for local products is helping boost awareness about Knoxville's first winery, Blue Slip Winery, located in the Old City.More >>
Pricey motor homes for entertainers have humble roots in Knoxville
What do Carrie Underwood, Maroon 5, the Doobie Brothers and Arnold Schwarzenegger have in common? They all have leased tour buses custom made through Russell Coach Company in Knoxville.More >>
Knoxville candle making business turns into gift shop for artists
For more than two years, 6 News has followed Debbie Shepherd, a victim of the recession who's made quite a successful turnaround.More >>
Maryville company supplies saddlery and tack around the world
Chances are if you've ridden a horse near Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the saddle or riding accessories were made at a Maryville family business called FABTRON.More >>
Campaign promotes farmers markets and locally-made products
There's been a big push over the last year to buy local and eat farm-to-table foods. But did you know Tennessee has been supporting and promoting this practice for a quarter century?More >>
Moonshine distillery brews success in Gatlinburg
Until a few years ago, making and selling moonshine was illegal in Tennessee. Now it's the center of a booming business in Gatlinburg.More >>
Loudon County farmer turns cheese making into big business
A multi-generational farmer in Sweetwater is working hard to carry on a tradition and take it one step further. John Harrison is the owner of Sweetwater Valley Farm and the producer of award-winning gourmet cheese.More >>
Knoxville makes chocolate a trademarked success
Have you ever taken an up close look at a Tennessee Walking Stick? We're not talking about the kind you use to hike in the Great Smoky Mountains. It's a sweet treat made in West Knoxville.More >>
Newport clock maker takes word of mouth worldwide
Rhyne Clock Company may be nestled off the beaten path, but its products can be found in homes all around the world.More >>
Farragut store embodies spirit of locally made and sold
A Farragut business hosts a seemingly endless supply of Tennessee-made products all under one roof.More >>
Downtown Knoxville business highlights local talent
If you're looking for some unique, locally-made jewelry or gifts in Knoxville, cast your eyes on a downtown shop.More >>
Madisonville country hams smoke way to national recognition
Benton's Smoky Mountain Country Hams in Madisonville has built a national customer base while staying true to a time-honored tradition.More >>
Popularity brews for Maryville coffee roaster
If you've enjoyed a cup of coffee at some the area's popular restaurants, you were probably drinking a locally-roasted, locally-produced coffee.More >>
Your cast iron cookware may be made in Tennessee
Although the U.S. imports a vast number of products from other countries, your cast iron cookware may be made in Tennessee.More >>
Locally-made cupcakes provide sweet boost to economy
The number of cupcake shops in Knoxville is growing. The first two shops opened in 2008 on Kingston Pike in Bearden. They are just a few blocks apart.More >>

Made in Tennessee

Kristin Farley Reports

Kristin Farley

Did you know many of the products you use every day are made here in Tennessee? Kristin Farley shows you these products in her Made in Tennessee reports.

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