Its time to get moving! We are lucky to have nice residential streets without much traffic, lots of trees for shade, and gentle hills. See how you can walk 2 miles in Gatlnburg on this map. Continue reading Walk Our Neighborhood→
The Gatlinburg neighborhood will be having a Christmas Cookie Swap on Saturday, Dec 12th at 5pm at the City Rec Center on Immanuel Drive. All are invited to bring fresh baked cookies to swap. The swap lasts until all cookies are gone (a matter of minutes) so come a little early for setting up! Continue reading Sign Up for Gatlinburg Cookie Swap→
Gatlinburg is well served by trails, open areas, and the Rec Center. Could this be even better in 20 years? Study the Vision2030 map with the types of preferred use and sites for possible City facilities related to Gatlinburg. Continue reading City needs to hear from you!→
The residential neighborhood speed limit is 25 mph, but its clear that on Gatlinburg’s main streets, namely Gatlinburg, Dove Haven, and Pigeon Forge, people drive much faster. Have you witnessed this yourself? I sure have since I live on Pigeon Forge. On Gatlinburg Drive the speeding seems more dangerous because it has curves and residents park on both sides of Gatlinburg Drive. People have also told me about near misses on Dove Haven and how they worry about their children getting hit. Continue reading Is there a speeding problem in Gatlinburg?→
Only a few citizens attended Monday’s July PfCONA meeting. I’m sure the guests outnumbered the usual neighborhood regulars. However, I hope this communication spreads the important information we heard that night. I will post some recorded video online soon of the speaker’s presentations. Continue reading What I Learned at the July PfCONA Meeting→
I want to thank Cora, Vic, and Barbara for hanging out with me at the Rec Center on Sunday. It was Cora’s first time to attend a Get Together. She and her husband and children have lived on Gatlinburg Drive for about 5 years. She saw the Get Together notice on the gna@yahoogroups.com list.