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Aug 11
2010

Once again, the Grand Hotel will be the place to be for Gospel Entertainment as the World Premier Gospel Concert goes into it’s 14th year! From August 23 to August 25, artists on stage will perform for fans in attendance and around the globe on Gospel Music Television. From old classic acts like Tim Lovelace, the New Calvary Echoes and Ricky Atkinson & Compassion to newer groups like Three Bridges, Greg Day, Sould Out and Ann Downing, it promises to put on display a wide range of gospel entertainment!

There are seats still available! Go to the World Premier Gospel Concert site for more information!

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Aug 1
2010

Summer Is In
Full Swing in Pigeon Forge!!!



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Jun 30
2010

 Summer Is In
Full Swing in Pigeon Forge!!!

The Econo Lodge Riverside
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 Any FOUR CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS*
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Jun 21
2010

The first day of Summer has come and gone! Hope you guys spent the day enjoying the extra sunlight (Or at least staying away from the extra heat. Phew!)

It’s not much longer now until the summer really kicks off in the Smokies with the Fourth of July also! If you’re deciding to travel down during the holiday, you got a couple of good choices for parties to attend:

  • Pigeon Forge’s Annual Patriot Festival is hitting its 20th year and will sure to be a blast! Festivities start on July 3rd at 1 PM and go into the night. It’s right behind the Old Mill (Light Number 7.) Look for the large crowd of people having a good time!
  • Gatlinburg’s Midnight Independence Day Parade is the earliest you can celebrate your patriotism anywhere in the country! Expect everything from floats going though downtown Gatlinburg, a concert from the 129th Army Concert Band and, of course, the fireworks.

Of course, more updates to come as we find out more. There’s lots to do in the Smokies at all times of the year, but it’s certainly hard to not beat a good fireworks show!

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Jun 8
2010

I40 has been open since late April and everyone knows it now, but there’s still a little bit more work that needs to be done!  You can take the route, but there may be some delays coming into Tennessee. Take some special consideration this summer to make your trip as smooth as possible:

  • I-40 going westbound (Into Tennessee) has one lane closed for a few miles next to the state border. This normally will cause some delay, but take care during Holiday weekends, such as with the July 4th weekend we have this year. I myself got stuck for about an hour around Memorial Day weekend. Results may vary, but make sure you don’t leave at the usual travel times if you’re coming into Pigeon Forge via I-40
  • If you’re trying to beat the rush on Sunday morning to go back to North Carolina, keep in mind that there may be some helicopter fly bys which will stop traffic for thirty minutes. If you’re unsure if one is scheduled, the  i40 rockslide twitter is a great place to go to find out up to date info.
  • As the road may be one lane going into Tennesseee, be extra cautious on night travel through the windy roads. Be wary of trucks.

More info can be found a NCDOT’s page on the situation. Drive safe!

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