Liquor store battle spills into court
SEVIERVILLE — The company that had planned a liquor store on Dolly Parton Parkway has sued the previous owners and local developers Ron and Betty Ogle for $150 million, saying
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SEVIERVILLE — The company that had planned a liquor store on Dolly Parton Parkway has sued the previous owners and local developers Ron and Betty Ogle for $150 million, saying
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SEVIERVILLE — Developers Ron and Betty Ogle are set to build a family entertainment attraction on property that was once set to be a liquor store on Dolly Parton Parkway.
On Feb. 19, 2024, Joyce “Joy” Catlett entered into her heavenly home.
KODAK â A faith-based addiction recovery group has purchased the one-time Lee Greenwood restaurant, according to county records. Life Changers Outreach bought the property at 154 Lee Greenwood Way from Ron and Betty Ogle for $2 million, according to property transfer records. Life Changers appears set to move its local recovery program to the property at Lee Greenwood Way. The organizationâs website lists that address for a menâs center and womenâs center. The main site offers this description of their program: âOur 12-month discipleship program is for men and women s...