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Dollywood Gives Sevier County Days Proceeds to Food Ministry

Dollywood Gives Sevier County Days Proceeds to Food Ministry

Dollywood officials presented a donation check to Sevier County Food Ministries this month. The check for $44,208.75 was presented during the organization’s annual volunteer luncheon. The funds were raised through the amusement park’s Sevier County Days promotion held during Smoky Mountain Christmas. Total giving since 1998 from Dollywood to the Sevier County Food Ministries is now $1,025,232. Sevier County Food ...

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Holiday Homecoming at Oconaluftee Showcases Appalachian Christmas Traditions

Holiday Homecoming at Oconaluftee Showcases Appalachian Christmas Traditions

Great Smoky Mountains National Park will host a Holiday Homecoming at the Oconaluftee Visitor Center on Saturday, Dec. 16, 2017. Park staff and volunteers will provide hands-on traditional crafts and activities from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Children and adults will have the opportunity to learn about and experience some of the traditions surrounding an Appalachian Christmas. The visitor center will be ...

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Park Seeks Tips, Investigating Potential Arson of Elkmont Cabins

Park Seeks Tips, Investigating Potential Arson of Elkmont Cabins

The National Park Service Investigative Services Branch (ISB) is seeking witnesses who may have information regarding a recent human-caused fire that caused damage to historical Elkmont cabins. US Park Rangers responded to an initial report of the fire in the Elkmont Historic District at about 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 29, 2017. The damaged cabins are located in the area ...

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Authorities Looking for Person that Dumped Three Dead Dogs, One Live Dog

Authorities Looking for Person that Dumped Three Dead Dogs, One Live Dog

The Sevier County Sheriff’s Office says someone dumped three dead dogs and one live dog out in the Cove Mountain area of Wears Valley. Pictured is the one dog found alive, which is on stray hold at Pets Without Parents and if unclaimed will be available for adoption. “This baby is at Pets Without Parents and they have named her ...

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SMARM’s Annual Winter Coat Day to be Held Saturday in Sevierville

SMARM's Annual Winter Coat Day to be Held Saturday in Sevierville

Smoky Mountain Area Rescue Ministries will hold its 16th annual Winter Coat Day on Saturday, Dec. 9, 2017 from 9 a.m. to noon at Treasures From the Heart thrift store located at 230 Court Avenue in downtown Sevierville. Free coats and jackets will be given to anybody who needs one. Last year hundreds of people came by to make a ...

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Local Art Students Decorate Special Operations Center Windows for Holidays

Local Art Students Decorate Special Operations Center Windows for Holidays

Sheriff Ron Seals is continuing the Sevier County Sheriff’s Office youth initiative program this holiday season by reaching out to local high school art students. Sheriff Seals invited students from Sevier County High School, who spent the afternoon painting holiday scenes on the windows of the Sheriff’s Office Special Operations Center located on Middle Creek Road in Sevierville. Students were ...

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Shirley Pitner Recognized for Seymour Club, Community Involvement

Shirley Pitner Recognized for Seymour Club, Community Involvement

Shirley Pitner was named 2017 FCE Best of the Best for the Eastern Region (FCE) Family & Community Education Clubs. This honor was based on her active involvement with her Seymour Club and community, as well as leadership in the organization. She was recognized at the State FCE Conference in Knoxville for her achievement. Shirley is a charter member of ...

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“Big Bend Killing: The Appalachian Ballad Tradition” Nominated for Grammy

Big Bend Killing: The Appalachian Ballad Tradition Nominated for Grammy

Great Smoky Mountains Association’s newest musical release “Big Bend Killing: The Appalachian Ballad Tradition” earned a Grammy nomination this week for Best Album Notes as written by Ted Olson, professor of Appalachian Studies and Bluegrass, Old-Time, and Country Music Studies at East Tennessee State University. “Big Bend Killing: The Appalachian Ballad Tradition” is Great Smoky Mountains Association’s fourth album of ...

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KaTom Invites Community to Celebrate 9th Year on Inc. Magazine List

KaTom Invites Community to Celebrate 9th Year on Inc. Magazine List

The folks at KaTom Restaurant Supply have a lot to be thankful for this season, having recently added a ninth straight year on Inc. magazine’s list of the country’s fastest growing companies to the year’s accolades. The list is based on growth percentage over three years, with KaTom recording revenue expansion of 73 percent during that time period. The company’s ...

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Gatlinburg First UMC Holding Christmas Concert and Carol Sing

Gatlinburg First UMC Holding Christmas Concert and Carol Sing

The singers and musicians of Gatlinburg First United Methodist Church will present their Eleventh Annual Christmas Concert and Carol Sing on Friday, Dec. 8, 2017 at 7 p.m. While the event is free and open to everyone, there will be an offering taken up for those who wish to contribute to the Bread of Life Food Ministry, which is a ...

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