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6 Black-owned businesses, organizations to support in the Knoxville area

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Black-owned businesses may not be exactly new to Knoxville, but there are more now than ever. Jarnigan & Son Mortuary became the first black-owned business in Knoxville in 1886, and the city is rich with Black-owned businesses and organizations in…

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6 Black-owned businesses, organizations to support in the Knoxville area

Black-owned businesses may not be exactly new to Knoxville, but there are more now than ever. Jarnigan & Son Mortuary became the first black-owned business in Knoxville in 1886, and the city is rich with Black-owned businesses and organizations in…

3 days ago·Knoxville, United States

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utdailybeacon.com broke the news in Knoxville, United States 3 days ago on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.

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