"We're going home!"

The words erupted like wildfire, spreading from soldier to soldier and barrack to barrack as Troop K soldiers in the 3rd Squadron, 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment of the Tennessee Army National Guard shared the news.  “We’re going home!”

Official: Local tourism increase due to oil spill

The Gatlinburg Department of Tourism attributes part of their increased business to tourists canceling trips to the Gulf Coast.

Museum boasts 20,000 salt and pepper shaker sets

GATLINBURG, Tenn. - It all started with a few pepper mills on a California windowsill. Andrea Ludden, 37, says her mother's collection of salt and pepper shakers eventually grew so large that at one point her family had 2,000 sets boxed underneath another house where they lived in Texas.

County hoping to beat city this year in blood drive

Cherrie Haney is hoping to roll to a victory for the first time in a few years in the friendly competition of the Cullman County versus Cullman City Blood Drive.

City of Gatlinburg helps offset cost of cancellation fees

If you can't go to the beach to hear the waves on the gulf cost, the city of Gatlinburg is offering you an alternative.