Live At Five

Sergeant Alvin C. York chose to use the fame he gained as a highly decorated World War I veteran to construct a building to teach the children of the Cumberland Plateau. Now, the original building faces the wrecking ball.

In the 1930s Ruth Fielden's mom thought dancing would be fun for her daughter. It actually became a way of life for her.

Townsend is often referred to as the peaceful side of the Smokies, a slower paced community dedicated to the preservation of those who came before. These days, a barn along the Foothills pathway is turning lots of heads. It's an unique tribute that combines the past with the present.

At first glance, "Miss Ellie" doesn't impress. But after you hear her story, you'll fall in love with this 15-year-old Chinese Crested Hairless dog.