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PIGEON FORGE â The next hotel coming to Pigeon Forge will be a joint project for three Native American tribes.
The DreamCatcher Hotel will be developed through a joint investment partnership for the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, Seminole Tribe of Florida, and the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians.
Itâs the first time the three tribes have partnered on a project, and the first hotel under the DreamCatcher brand name for DreamCatcher Franchise Development.
âOur tribal partners share our bold vision of developing and investing in unique and innovative hospitality properties, located in areas we know people want to visit,â said Zeke Cooper, president of DreamCatcher Franchise development.
Several youth baseball teams from New Jersey are backing out of a national tournament over a COVID-19 vaccination requirement.
The Cooperstown Dreams Park Tournament, which brings in teams from around the country for summer tournaments to their facility in Cooperstown, New York, is requiring all participants, coaches and campers as young as 12 to show proof of all immunizations including the COVID-19 vaccination, even though no vaccine has yet been approved for their use.
Only the Pfizer vaccine is approved for use by teens age 16 and over. The company has applied to the FDA for approval by those 12 and older.
The rule will prevent participants from playing until the COVID-19 vaccine is approved for their use by young teens. The tournament said it will, if necessary, modify registration date by registration date until a vaccine is available for 12 year olds and older.