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Wrecking ball blues: Knoxville landmarks are coming down

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A Chicago-based developer has purchased at least $56 million worth of Cumberland Avenue properties. In Bearden, crews have demolished the original Naples Italian Restaurant. In September, Knox County leaders said they were accepting bids to demolish the giant Rule High School up above Western Avenue.

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Wrecking ball blues: Knoxville landmarks are coming down

Crews are tearing down decades of history from Cumberland Avenue to the Smoky Mountain Market and Naples Italian Restaurant.

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