All Things TN Festival Promotes Local Economic Impact
Jamestown hosting the first All Things Tennessee Festival this weekend to celebrate the region and the things that make the state special. Fentress County Chamber of Commerce Assistant Director Seth Vaughn said the event originated from a group of business leaders who wanted to create a community-focused celebration in an area that saw a longtime […]
Scarecrows In Costume For Fentress Halloween Contest
Fentress County ready with its long-standing annual County-wide Scarecrow Contest. Residents encouraged to display their scarecrows in publicly accessible areas they own such as businesses, office spaces, or fields. Fentress County Chamber of Commerce Director of Tourism and Leadership Seth Vaughn said citizens look forward to the contest. “It brings more fall appeal to our […]
Fentress’ Reading In The Park Returns For First Time Since Pandemic
Reading in the Park returns to Fentress County Tuesday night for the first time since the COVID-19 Pandemic. The program returns to Mark Twain Park with special guest readers, vendors, and activities for kids. Chamber of Commerce Director Of Tourism and Membership Seth Vaughn said it was time to bring the event back to the […]
Fentress Chamber To Reactivate Leadership Programs
Leadership Fentress and Youth Leadership Fentress are gearing up for a comeback. Chamber of Commerce Tourism and Membership Director Seth Vaughn said that the courses are personal development programs that connect adults and high school students with industry leaders in the area. “I think that it’s an overall great thing to do to get involved […]
One New Fentress Chamber Leader Has Vision For Future
The Fentress County Chamber of Commerce’s new Tourism and Membership Director Seth Vaughn has big goals for the county. Vaughn said that his focus is growing business development in areas like Clarkrange with restaurant and entertainment options. Vaughn said he and chamber leadership want to create opportunities to leave a lasting impression on visitors. “One […]
