Irish Festival goes green
Green is the traditional color of the Irish.
This makes it fitting that the Irish Festival of Knoxville is going
green (environmentally friendly.)
The festival will be held from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on July 25-26 at
World’s Fair Park.
Live close to nature at Callaway Gardens
Callaway Gardens was founded in 1952 to bring man closer to nature.The
13,000-acre Pine Mountain, Ga., resort has done just that with its
1,000 tropical butterflies, plants and birds.
Ott’s serves up vinegar-based barbeque
When a friend recommended that I do a review on
Ott’s
Bar-B-Q, he
said the food was awesome but the restaurant was a hole-in-the-wall
joint.
Wedding chapel owner is a sweetheart
In a world of greedy business people, it is rewarding to meet those
whoare willing to help couples who are just starting their lives
together.
Jim Chambers, owner of the Sweetheart Riverside Wedding Chapel,
emphasizes that he and his crew won’t turn any couple away.
Explore the Tennessee River Gorge
One-of-a-kind would be the most accurate way to describe the
TennesseeAquarium’s newest attraction — the River
Gorge
Explorer.
Chattanooga’s Blue Plate
Your home for comfort food
The capital of comfort food would be an excellent name for
downtown Chattanooga’s Blue Plate.
Imagine heaping portions of creamy macaroni and cheese, whipped
potatoes and gravy and a huge slab of boneless fried chicken breast.
Flying Horse Grill offers a sweet ride
Most people have a childhood memory of riding a carousel.
Perhaps this is the reason Pigeon Forge’s Flying Horse is
popular among locals and visitors alike.