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John Gullion

John Gullion

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Managing Editor, Citizen Tribune

Tennessee

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K 12 Education , Urban Education , School & School District Leadership , Governance & Finance , Education Law , Legislative Matters & Policy , Education Politics , NYC Education

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Court and Sports

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Total articles 1212

  • A local offers tips for creating the perfect Smoky Mountain picnic

    By John Gullion Verified| TheSmokies.com@ While I appreciate the value of a good walk through the woods or a scenic drive through Cades Cove or along the Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail, my favorite thing to do in the mountains is a good family picnic. When I was kid, my stepfather’s family would come down from Indiana and we’d plan small family get-togethers or larger family reunions in the mountains, preferably next to a picnic spot with a nice mountain stream suitable for wading or even tubing.

    By John Gullion Verified · TheSmokies.com

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • A Great Smoky Mountain National Park fanboy ranks his favorite national parks

    By John Gullion Verified| TheSmokies.com@ If you think about it, it’s a bit strange to grow up with the most visited national park in the country in your backyard. Last year, 12.2 million people visited the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. I could be there in 45 minutes, 30 if I get good traffic. As a kid, I went to high school with the granddaughter of the last person to live in Cades Cove – maybe even the park itself, Kermit Caughron, aka the Bee Man.

    By John Gullion Verified · TheSmokies.com

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • A local offers tips for creating the perfect Smoky Mountain picnic

    By John Gullion Verified| TheSmokies.com@ While I appreciate the value of a good walk through the woods or a scenic drive through Cades Cove or along the Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail, my favorite thing to do in the mountains is a good family picnic. When I was kid, my stepfather’s family would come down from Indiana and we’d plan small family get-togethers or larger family reunions in the mountains, preferably next to a picnic spot with a nice mountain stream suitable for wading or even tubing.

    By John Gullion Verified · TheSmokies.com

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Company Info

Citizen Tribune

A division of Lakeway Publishers

Morristown, Tennessee, United States

'+1 423-581-5630