Before new breweries, restaurants and apartments began popping up along Sevier Avenue, the South Knoxville waterfront area was searching for an identity. As change continues to take shape, questions continue to form about the future. Knox News explores the possibilities for Sevier Avenue — everything from needed  developments to parking woes to outdoor activities — on a newly revamped version of "The Scruffy Stuff" podcast. 

<p>Before new breweries, restaurants and apartments began popping up along Sevier Avenue, the South Knoxville waterfront area was searching for an identity. As change continues to take shape, questions continue to form about the future.&nbsp;Knox News explores the possibilities for Sevier Avenue&nbsp;&mdash; everything from needed&nbsp; developments to parking woes to outdoor activities &mdash; on a newly revamped version of "The Scruffy Stuff" podcast.&nbsp;</p>

Every Tuesday, host Ryan Wilusz and expert guests bring you the latest news happening in and around downtown Knoxville. "The Scruffy Stuff" is presented by knoxnews.com, part of the USA Today Network.

<p>Every Tuesday, host Ryan Wilusz and expert guests bring you the latest news happening in and around downtown Knoxville. "The Scruffy Stuff" is presented by knoxnews.com, part of the USA Today Network.</p>

Each Monday, Ryan Wilusz and expert guests bring you the latest news happening in and around downtown Knoxville. "The Scruffy Stuff" is presented by Knox News, part of the USA Today Network.

The Scruffy Stuff

Kick back with Ryan Wilusz and Calvin Mattheis each Monday for the latest news happening in and around downtown Knoxville, and stay tuned on Thursdays for "Last Call" conversations with special guests. "The Scruffy Stuff" is presented by Knox News, part of the USA Today Network.

Before new breweries, restaurants and apartments began popping up along Sevier Avenue, the South Knoxville waterfront area was searching for an identity. As change continues to take shape, questions continue to form about the future. Knox News explores the possibilities for Sevier Avenue — everything from needed  developments to parking woes to outdoor activities — on a newly revamped version of "The Scruffy Stuff" podcast.