Thank you Brandi for getting my family Disney vacation booked for me. I will also be using her for…read moremy family cruise next year. She was so helpful. I dont think I could have gotten all the details together by myself. Thank you Brandi.

Shoutout to Annie at Hight Travel Co for making my recent trip to South Carolina smooth, simple,…read moreand stress-free. She booked me at a Hampton Inn that was exactly what I needed--clean room, comfy bed, hot coffee in the lobby (a must), and zero surprises... unless you count how tasty the breakfast was. Annie was awesome to work with--super responsive, detail-oriented, and just genuinely great at her job. She handled everything like a pro and even checked in to make sure all was well once I arrived. Honestly, what impressed me the most was how she knew exactly what I was looking for based off a very short conversation. I've worked with other travel agents in the past, but Annie made it so easy. If you're tired of clicking through 47 tabs trying to book a decent hotel, just call Annie. She's got you. Stoked for the next trip she plans for me

Oliver Springs Airport (TN08) is one of the oldest (if not the oldest) active airports in TN. If…read moreyou're a pilot, you're most likely not checking here for airport information, but it's a grass strip runway...it's a private airport and you will have to call for permission to land if you're not a hangar owner/air club member. There are no lights, so no night flights allowed. It's a little tricky to land because you have to fly between some ridges and watch for power lines. If you're interested in becoming a pilot, you can contact Oak Ridge Flyers or The Flying 64th.

I laugh when I see the Oliver Springs Airport listed in Yelp under "Airports". Don't go looking for…read morelong-distance commercial flights in and out of Oliver Springs. This is a small airfield with grassed landing strips, surrounded by beautiful mountains and convenient to Oak Ridge. Most of the users are amateur pilots who own their own small planes or share a plane through a flying club. I've never actually taken off or landed here, but I hear tell that it's A-OK.

I've never used this service however I did witness some very rude & dangerous behavior from one of…read morethe drivers today at Foothills Mall. The driver an over 50 driver laid down on his horn as an elderly couple were cross the parking lot in the cross walk only to go about 50' & park

When my original transportantion refused to return me home after dropping me off at a location i…read morewasn't scheduled to go to with them. After 10 hours of waiting for a ride and very many phone calls, my transportation company finally called for a taxi. When Sunday transportation taxi pick me up and returned me home, i was so grateful the driver wasn't repelled by me as i had a serious problem with my bowels and no way home before i could get cleaned up. He still treated me with respect and didnt refuse to transport me. I'm very grateful for the kindness and respect shown . ​

Rob was fantastic! On site ahead of time and car was very well kept. Will use his service again and…read morewould recommend him to any of my friends and associates.

We ultimately didn't need the service, but communication and flexibility was top-notch as we made…read morearrangements!

Last night, I had the opportunity of participating in the second of several tours offered by Bo…read moreCarey History Tours, in Loudon, TN. The weather throughout the day hinted of rain, but by 7:00 p.m. just in time for the tour to start, rain moved out of the area, leaving beautiful clouds in the evening sunset. This tour was the 'Ghost Tour of Loudon;' a very fitting event in early October. We started at the Carmichael Inn with our host, Bo Carey. He led us around about a four-block area in downtown Loudon, and regaled us with stories of former residents who have passed on, and some that may not have quite left yet. The temperature was perfect, and the stories were both entertaining and enthralling. Bo is an excellent storyteller, and you can tell it is not a rehearsed script, but the re-telling of stories told to him firsthand by people who have had encounters of their own. The cost is extremely reasonable at just $15.00 per head as of this writing. It is obvious that Bo loves what he does and being a 6th generation Loudon resident, he has actually lived and experienced the tale told from other local residents. At the end of our tour, a server from the Carmichael in came and interrupted to tell her own actual experiences of encounters during work. We had a child of about 10 or 11 with us on the tour and while she seemed perfectly at ease, there was one story about killing a chicken, and the injury of a rabbit, that might not be suitable for all ages. I would probably recommend the tour to children ages 15 and up. I definitely recommend that everyone take advantage of the remaining 2 tours available this month. You can book on Facebook at Bo Carey History Tours, or on their website bocareyhistorytours.weebly.com . I would recommend booking early as they fill up quickly. Follow me on Yelp for more things to see and do in East Tennessee.

Hank is such a nice man. I always use him. He has a van so is good for small or larger parties! I…read moretry not to use anyone else if I can help it. Been using him for years.

There are a number of these "recreation areas" on the 80 or so miles between Naples and Weston…read more There appears to be little difference between any of them. There is a clear lane for slowing down and a long lane for getting back onto the highway. There is a very large parking area. There is a small shelter with local information. The parking lot has a decent fence separating it from the areas where the wildlife might be, but you should still be cautious for creatures that might think you're a tasty snack. Fishing is available, if you're willing to eat whatever comes out of the water. Overall, it's a nice spot to take a break but there is absolutely no shade. [Review 13277 overall, 595 of 2020.]