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Gatlinburg Cabin Rental Agency Adds 13 New Cabins
The new additions bring the company to a total of 360 rental cabins in and around Cabins of the Smoky Mountains began its life as Gatlinburg Falls Resort, a resort area two miles from downtown Gatlinburg.
Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts: Call for Instructors for Fiber Forum 2015
Deadline: July 15, 2013 Call for Instructors Fiber Forum 2015 Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts Gatlinburg, TN April 16-19, 2015 Call for Instructors for Fiber Forum 2015 which will be held April 16-19, 2015 at Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
New Richmond Bluegrass Festival Announces 2013 Lineup
The New Richmond Bluegrass Festival held in Quebec, Canada is pleased to announce its 2013 lineup which will include Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver, Junior Sisk and Ramblers Choice, Special Consensus and Ray Legere and Acoustic Horizon.
Newport Red Roof Inn property sold for $1.1 million
The Red Roof Inn property in Newport was sold for $1.1 million to a Gatlinburg hotel owner after a foreclosure on Thursday afternoon.
Rangers rescue hiker hit by fallen tree in Smokies
GATLINBURG, Tenn. Rangers in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park helped to rescue a 53-year-old hiker who was struck by a falling tree during a storm and has multiple injuries.
THP looking for man who got away in pursuit
As of June 14, Walters State Community College students will no longer have access to the William D. Ford Direct Stafford Loan Program.
Robert Booker: Feedback enhances historical knowledge
Robert J. Booker is a freelance writer and former executive director of the Beck Cultural Exchange Center.
Tennessee's first legal moonshine brand claims 'hyperbolic' US growth
The new CEO of Tennessee's first legal 'moonshine' brand Ole Smoky says the category is riding high on brown spirits growth and the millennial desire to try new things that are a 'bit naughty'.
Got bears? Gatlinburg approved bear proof trash can containers.
The last thing tourist want to do is pick up after bears raided unsecured trash cans not to mention the harm trash does to bears.
Two new taxes approved for Sevierville, one tax decreased
The Sevierville Board of Mayor and Aldermen has approved two new taxes for the city and decreased a third tax.
Most popular destinations for vacation homes
With the worst of the economic crisis behind us, many Americans are re-entering the market for vacation homes.
Gatlinburg lawsuit: Was fired woman willing jokester or whistleblower?
Regardless of who wins this lawsuit, one thing is clear - the male anatomy was pretty popular among the event staff at Gatlinburg City Hall.
Hike of the Month: Sugarland Mountaina
The approximately 11-mile trip along Sugarland Mountain via the Huskey Gap and Sugarland Mountain Trails in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park near Gatlinburg Thursday, April 25, 2013, winds through what is commonly referred to as the "green tunnel" effect.
Newlyweds Craig and Pamela Pulley pause May 21 during their honeymoon in Gatlinburg, Tenn., for a photograph outside Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies with a copy of The Daily & Sunday Jeffersonian.
I-40 E. in Henderson County Reopens
The Tennessee Department of Transportation announced this week that state aeronautics grants totaling more than $2 million have been approved for 10 Tennessee airports.
Resortsandlodges.com and 5 Trends of the Travel Industry
The travel industry is undergoing massive changes. A recent article on Business2Community titled "5 Trends Changing the Travel Industry" discusses these changes in depth.
Favorite Hiking Spots, with Waterfalls
Everyone enjoys seeing waterfalls, and everyone enjoys hiking. So, why not combine the two? Here are the best locales for hiking that have great views of waterfalls somewhere along the path.
Gatlinburg ranked among best places to buy a vacation home
According to 24/7 Wall Street, the city is ninth of the list. The article cites the beauty of the Smoky Mountains as a big draw, as well as the affordability.
Nelons Telly Award For Video Excellence
The Nelons and Bill Gaither, co-writer of "Excuse Me, Are You Jesus," pose with their Silver Telly Awards, backstage during the Gaither Family Fest held in Gatlinburg, TN during Memorial Day weekend.
David Miner sentenced to 18 months for tax scam
Miner was convicted in a March trial in U.S. District Court. He worked for TVA in the 1990s and later opened a craft shop in Gatlinburg before turning his efforts to the art of tax evasion, testimony showed.