Camping World, Sevierville and American flag

Camping World CEO responds to Sevierville's threat of legal action over huge flag
The City of Sevierville is threatening legal action against an RV rental company in Kodak for an American flag they say is too tall for its zoning area.  Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis told 6 News that they will not be taking it down.
Sevierville issues statement on Camping World flagpole
The City of Sevierville issued the following statement after receiving complaints and comments regarding the letter sent to the property owner of the Camping World on East Dumplin
Camping World CEO defies another city's threat of legal action over huge American flag: Not 'coming down'
Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis is defying another city's threat of legal action over the store's signature, massive American flag that waves outside the dealership.
Sevierville sends notice to Camping World CEO to take down flag pole with giant American flag
On Tuesday, Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis shared a notice from the City of Sevierville regarding a flag pole that displays the giant American flag at the location in Kodak. Lemonis said the location has a 130-foot flagpole that flies an American flag measuring 40 x 80 ft.
‘It’s not coming down’: CEO responds to Sevierville’s threat of legal action over huge flagpole
The City of Sevierville is threatening legal action against an RV rental company in Kodak for an American flag they say is too tall for its zoning area.
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Camping World's flagpole in violation of zoning ordinance
Camping World on East Dumplin Valley Road in Kodak has been issued a notice of violation related to the height of the flagpole at the business.
‘Failure of basic human decency’ | Camping World flagpole feud leads to written attacks against Sevierville city employees, officials say
An ongoing feud between Camping World and the City of Sevierville has prompted “attacks” of city employees by people on ...
Sevierville releases statement after 'comments, emails and phone calls' targeting city staff over RV dealer's overly-tall flagpole
The city told the RV dealer that its 130-foot flagpole violated the city's 44-foot height restriction for non-building structures.