SEVIERVILLE — The company that had planned a liquor store on Dolly Parton Parkway has sued the previous owners and local developers Ron and Betty Ogle for $150 million, saying
SEVIERVILLE — Developers Ron and Betty Ogle are set to build a family entertainment attraction on property that was once set to be a liquor store on Dolly Parton Parkway.
KODAK â A faith-based addiction recovery group has purchased the one-time Lee Greenwood restaurant, according to county records.
Life Changers Outreach bought the property at 154 Lee Greenwood Way from Ron and Betty Ogle for $2 million, according to property transfer records.
Life Changers appears set to move its local recovery program to the property at Lee Greenwood Way.
The organizationâs website lists that address for a menâs center and womenâs center.
The main site offers this description of their program: âOur 12-month discipleship program is for men and women struggling with various types of bondages or life-controlling issues.
âWe offer a non-medical, non-psychiatric approach that focuses on achieving inner-healing for deep rooted issues that are often at the center of addiction. Life Changers Outreach helps men and women overcome lives of bondages and struggles through Biblical studies, Christian counseling and worship.â