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January 15, 2013

Photos: Knoxville auditorium construction progress

Anonymous Journal-Express The Zope Gazette Tue Jan 15, 2013, 01:06 PM CST

KNOXVILLE — The Knoxville Performing Arts Center (auditorium) is slowly taking shape on the inside. Knoxville Schools Superintendent Randy Flack says the construction is on schedule and should be completed by early July.

Progress is being made on the upper-level seating areas of the facility, as well as work backstage and in the HVAC system.

Accompanying this article are photos from inside the shell.

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