SEVIERVILLE, Tenn ... Previous Coverage: Camping World CEO says he wouldn’t take down giant American flag even if he was jailed The city, according to the complaint, gave Camping World several ...

voted 4-2 last week to initiate legal action to take down the American flag at a Camping World dealership. The vote came amid another lawsuit filed by the city of Sevierville, Tennessee. " ...

Dolly Parton's hometown of Sevierville, Tennessee is actively suing Camping World right now over the American flag that is flying in front of their store. Camping World is known for flying their ...

and impact the scenic views that are a vital part of what makes Sevierville a destination for residents and visitors alike.” “This has never been about removing an American flag or the type of ...

this issue has never been about the American flag. Our community is proudly American, and patriotism runs deep in Sevierville. The display of the flag is not only welcomed — it’s celebrated here.

SEVIERVILLE, Tenn. — Sevierville filed a lawsuit in Chancery Court on March 19, asking a judge to step in and have an RV dealer in the area stop violating the city's zoning rules. The city said ...

The controversy stems from giant American flags at the businesses ... Camping World’s 130-foot flagpole violates Sevierville city policy. The city limits flag poles to a maximum of 44 feet ...

Sevierville has already filed a lawsuit over the size of the flagpole. That case is due in court later this month. Just last week, Lemonis told WITN that the flag will never come down, not even if ...

Greenville, NC, and Sevierville, TN, are his latest attackers,” Graham posted to Facebook. “Yes, his flags and flagpoles exceed the city codes, but the American flag should be an exception.

“While the flags and flagpoles in Greenville and Sevierville, Tennessee, exceed city codes, there should be an exception for the American flag.” Sevierville, Tennessee, has also filed a ...

and impact the scenic views that are a vital part of what makes Sevierville a destination for residents and visitors alike." "This has never been about removing an American flag or the type of flag.