Some articles on pigeon forge, pigeon:
... Unlike neighboring Gatlinburg and Sevierville, Pigeon Forge has remained a dry jurisdiction of the state (Tennessee is dry by default), with a few ... Certain sections of Pigeon Forge, specifically religious leaders, have been contentious regarding Pigeon Forgeans' ability to buy and sell alcohol ... Things are changing slowly and I know it’s not just Pigeon Forge it’s the whole world ...
... Herschends extended their brand in 1976 upon purchasing a small tourist attraction in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, called "Goldrush Junction." The following year the attraction was renamed "Silver Dollar ... For the Pigeon Forge park, the Ozark Mountains theme of the original Silver Dollar City was slightly reworked to represent the Great Smoky Mountains and Appalachia culture instead, fitting the ... At this point, the Pigeon Forge park was branched off into a separate division of HFE called The Dollywood Company, which oversees all the properties that Dolly Parton has interest in ...
... Resort Elysburg, Pennsylvania 13% 3 Europa-Park Rust, Germany 12% 4 Dollywood Pigeon Forge, Tennessee 8% 5 Disneyland Anaheim, California 7% 6 Islands of Adventure Orlando ...
... Pigeon Forge High School is located at 414 Tiger Drive, near the Parkway that serves as the main transportation artery of the city of Pigeon Forge ... The high school was established in 1999 in a building that had previously been the Pigeon Forge Middle School ... Beginning with only the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades, Pigeon Forge High School added one grade per year, graduating its first class in the 2002-2003 ...
... at Walden’s Creek around 1781, which is currently a historical site in Pigeon Forge ... This growth has resulted in the Pigeon Forge Police Department having a large force compared to the resident population as well as the establishment of several specialized departments within the police department ...
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