Blount Partnership Newsletter – July 29, 2019
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Welcome to the Blount Partnership Media Room. Below you will find resources from the Blount County area from our chamber and industry events and partners.
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Addicts and alcoholics at Blount County-based drug and alcohol treatment center Cornerstone of Recovery now have a new non-narcotic method of managing chronic pain, thanks to a partnership with Total Rehabilitation.
This feature is a question-and-answer session with a new Blount County Chamber member. So, here we go with our 140th installment visiting with Roben Richmond,
With the assistance of nearly 300 community volunteers, the Blount County Chamber of Commerce became the fifth chamber in the nation to top $200,000 in revenue from 396 new and upgraded memberships during a two-day membership event produced by Your Chamber Connection.
Every company strives for positive business growth and through a two-day membership event produced by Your Chamber Connection, the Blount County Chamber of Commerce expanded its roster by adding 341 new and upgraded memberships, bettering its total of 333 in 2012.
Would a ride through the Tail of the Dragon, with its 318 consecutive banked curves in 11 miles, get your blood pumping? Or maybe a trip on the Cherohala Skyway, a road featured as one of Discovery Channel’s Top 10 Motorcycle Rides in North America, is more your style. Why not plan the ultimate ride…
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Not all those who cherish the serenity of nature enjoy the ritual of traditional camping; packing up everything they own, finding the perfect spot, pitching a tent, unloading supplies, sleeping on the hard ground, and sharing restroom facilities with strangers. For those individuals, we have the perfect compromise—a relatively new concept called glamping. Smoky Mountain…
The Dancing Bear Lodge and Appalachian Bistro are hosting The 2019 Appalachian Vittles & Fiddles Weekend, a three-day celebration of Appalachian cuisine, culture, and community. Incorporating the previous stand-alone event ‘Bacon at the Bear’, the new weekend long gathering will be an extension of that same culinary vibrance, with additional opportunities for guests to enjoy the sounds, sights, and culture of Appalachia.