In the latest edition of Black in Business, Knox News Sentinel staff presents the challenges and successes of owning a small business in Knoxville. The feature story focuses on Chick-N-Sack Knoxville restaurant owner James Boo Jackson, who shares his journey and the delicious food available at his restaurant in Marble City Market food hall downtown.
The project aims to highlight the growing number of Black entrepreneurs in Knoxville who are thriving and prospering despite the challenges they face. Through profiles, photos, and videos, Knox News is dedicated to representing the Black community in a meaningful way.
The Black in Business special section in the April 7 print edition of the Knoxville News Sentinel showcases unique stories of these entrepreneurs and encourages readers to support their businesses. By learning about their experiences and supporting their ventures, readers can play a part in celebrating and uplifting these entrepreneurs who contribute to the vibrancy of the city.
Knox News is committed to telling stories that matter and highlighting the achievements of Black business owners in Knoxville. The importance of community support and representation cannot be overstated, and by supporting these entrepreneurs, readers can help contribute to a more diverse and thriving local economy.
