AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFourth of July in Rutherford County: Communities across Rutherford County are gearing up for the U.S. 250th birthday with fireworks, music, and parade-style celebrations—plus Eagleville’s Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting set to kick off the anniversary spirit. Nashville tourism nostalgia: The Tennessee State Museum is exploring partners to restore the Red Grooms “Tennessee Fox Trot Carousel,” a beloved riverfront attraction dismantled in 2003 and still in storage. Outdoor travel safety: World Atlas highlights tick-heavy spots in Tennessee, including Nashville/Davidson County and the Great Smoky Mountains area—warning visitors to plan for long pants and extra caution. Pigeon Forge travel update: Hard Rock Cafe is ending operations at its Pigeon Forge location on Aug. 23, a notable shift for a town that draws millions of visitors each year. Foodservice for visitors: Chef’s Deal launches a Priority Equipment Support initiative to help Tennessee restaurants and caterers avoid event-season downtime. Music & summer plans: Garden & Gun spotlights Owensboro’s live-music scene, including the weekly Friday After 5 concerts.
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