Nathan Honeycutt, a Greeneville native now serving as a Knoxville Councilman, was the guest speaker at the Greene County Democratic Women’s Scholarship event last night.
Honeycutt, a Greeneville High graduate and an architect by trade was elected in 2025 as a Knoxville City Council member in the second district. Honeycutt is a lifelong Tennessean, architect, business owner, and community leader.
He is a graduate of the University of Tennessee’s School of Architecture and, after professional experience in Atlanta and overseas, returned to Knoxville in 2012 to raise his family.
Nathan is a principal and co-owner of McCarty Holsaple McCarty (MHM), a Knoxville-based architecture and planning firm.
