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"Mommy Moments"Written by scoopsnews on May 4, 2016 – 8:10 am -
It's Mother's Day week so we thought it would be fitting to share some special moments between our Southern Gospel Mother's and their children…
We found this picture of Kim Hopper in the kitchen with her kiddos but that's not all we found…..
Check out this precious video of little Karlye years ago imitating her Mom….
Happy Mother's Day Kim from all of us at SGN Scoops!
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Tweet of the Day!Written by scoopsnews on April 22, 2016 – 3:56 pm -
Tweet of the Day!
How Sweet! Thanks Jared Allen….
Lexi singing to her daddy @CDeanHopper
God's got big plans for this girl. #SITS2016 pic.twitter.com/y133Fn0sIg
— Jared Allen (@EJaredAllen) April 21, 2016
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Happy Anniversary Claude and Connie Hopper!Written by scoopsnews on April 14, 2016 – 2:29 pm -
Happy Anniversary to Claude and Connie Hopper from your friends at SGN Scoops!
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Daywind Records Welcomes The HoppersWritten by Staff on October 6, 2015 – 3:48 pm -
Hendersonville, TN (October 6, 2015) – Daywind Records is excited to announce the addition of The Hoppers to its roster of talented artists. This award-winning family, widely known as America's favorite family of Gospel Music, has been singing to audiences around the world for over 57 years. From performances in Israel, Europe and Africa, to Carnegie Hall and Gaither Homecoming videos, The Hopper's legacy has spanned the decades, with now three generations of Hoppers on stage together.
"We are thrilled to add The Hoppers to the Daywind family!" shares Scott Godsey, A & R Director of Daywind Records. "It's an honor to work with such a talented group and to be a small part of their family's legacy. We look forward to great things in the future."
The Hoppers will announce their debut Daywind release in the coming weeks. The first single release through Daywind, "Jesus, The One" impacts radio this month.
Daywind Records is home to an award-winning roster of artists, including Legacy Five, Adam Crabb, Browders, Jim Brady Trio, Karen Peck & New River, Joseph Habedank, Adam Crabb, Blackwood Brothers, Bowling Family, Tribute, Nelons, Brian Free & Assurance, and Wilburn & Wilburn, among others. Daywind is distributed to retail through New Day Christian Distributors, Sony Red, and all major digital outlets, including iTunes. For more information, visit www.daywindrecords.com or contact Dani Phillips at email@example.com
For more information on The Hoppers, visit thehoppers.com.
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SGN Scoops attends the Gatlinburg Gathering of Abraham ProductionsWritten by Staff on September 10, 2015 – 1:47 pm -
Photographs by Erin Stevens, Photos For Keeps
The Gatlinburg Gathering was held at the Gatlinburg Convention Center in downtown Gatlinburg on the weekend of August 19-22. Erin Stevens was there to photograph the event and she shared these pictures with us! Some of the artists that Erin captured on stage included: The Hoppers, Booth Brothers, Greater Vision, Triumphant, Tribute, Talleys, Brian Free and Assurance, The Collingsworth Family, Jason Crabb,
Erwins, Ivan Parker, Karen Peck and New River, Mark Trammell Quartet, and the Primitive Quartet.
Be sure to make your plans to attend the Gatlinburg Gathering next year.
For more information on Abraham Productions various events throughout the year, visit them online.
For all the news, scoops and artist features, keep your browser on SGN Scoops mainpage.
For more pictures from the Gatlinburg Gathering by Erin Stevens of Photos For Keeps, click below.
Tags: booth brothers, brian free and assurance, Erwins, Gatlinburg Gathering, Greater Vision, ivan parker, Jason Crabb, karen peck and new river, mark trammell quartet, Primitive Quartet, talleys, The Collingsworth Family, The Hoppers, Tribute, Triumphant
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Younger Perspective on Karlye Hopper by Erin StevensWritten by Staff on June 16, 2015 – 4:57 pm -
I have the utmost joy of bringing this beloved article to you this month, on this particular day, at this precise moment. It's an honor for me as a 'Southern Gospel brat' myself to write about and interview my peers in our Gospel Music world. While sailing on the Caribbean Sea a few months back, I beamed with happiness when Karlye Hopper accepted my interview offer. It's my hope that you, as the reader, will catch a glimpse into the soul of the outrageously talented, tender hearted, incandescently brilliant and one-of-a-kind original that is Karlye Jade. It's time to take center stage, Miss Hopper…
Erin: How have you been able to maintain your own identity while still being a part of the prestige that comes with the Hopper name?
Karlye: I don't think it's ever been a question whether or not I'm my own person. I know my place and that people know me as "the Hoppers' daughter," I'll never not be that in this or any music industry. But, I have a pretty…um…"unique" sense of style and an outspoken personality. I'm also quite tall. That helps.
Erin: With the changes that have taken place as a family and as a group, when did you personally feel the call to join the ministry?
Karlye: Back in the summer of 2013, Connie (yes, I casually refer to my grandmother and the rest of the family by their first name-I like to keep from being presumptuous) completely lost her voice in the middle of a week-long tour. I got a phone call after the show that night… "You're flying into Birmingham at noon tomorrow, bring a nice dress." I sang alto––for the first time ever––the entire set that night, and the next night in front of 5,000 at the Mabee Center with the Homecoming Tour. (Yikes!) Since then, countless obstacles have been thrown at this group and caused more than one member to leave the road for extensive periods. Just filling in and helping out is why I started doing this, but the shy teenager on the back row is why I've continued. My youth and vulnerability (yeah, people can tell I'm not a pro and see my stage anxiety) have brought innumerable young girls to my side of the merchandise table; these beloved struggle with eating disorders, self-harm, abuse, etc.––the unmentionables of Christianity. I've been given a heritage, a platform and a privilege that allows me to, even if we don't exchange a word, show these kids just like me, that God can put joy into a seemingly hopeless heart. Being young is hard, Erin, and we have to build each other up. I'm lucky enough to get the opportunity to do that to complete strangers in different cities each night.
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The Dominion Agency Welcomes America's Favorite Family of Gospel Music, THE HOPPERSWritten by Staff on March 26, 2015 – 2:39 pm -
Waynesville, NC (March 26, 2015) – The Dominion Agency is thrilled to welcome America's Favorite Family of Gospel Music, The Hoppers, to their fine roster of artists.
This multi-award winning family group has been singing to global audiences for 58 years with appearances ranging from presidential religious inaugural ceremonies and New York's Carnegie Hall to singing conventions and church platforms. To begin working with such an outstanding group, with such a rich history in Gospel music, brings a new sense of excitement to the Dominion Agency.
President and CEO, Michael Davis, expresses, "I am so honored to be representing one of the most celebrated artists in the history of Gospel music, The Hoppers. With 58 years of ministry and still going strong, The Hoppers are thrilling and blessing audiences night after night. What a privilege to work with this Godly family for whom I have so much love and respect!"
"After 58 years of successful in-house representation, The Hoppers are excited to announce we are teaming with Michael Davis and The Dominion Agency," states Dean Hopper. He continues, "This new relationship will allow us to reach many new audiences as we declare the Gospel through the unique sound our family is known for."
To schedule The Hoppers for your church, concert, or ministry event call Michael Davis at 828-454-5900 or email him here: firstname.lastname@example.com.
To learn more about The Hoppers, visit TheHoppers.com.
Like them on Facebook HERE.
And, follow them on Twitter @hoppersmusic.
To learn more about the entire Dominion Agency roster of fine artists, visit thedominionagency.com.
Mailing Address:
PO Box 1277
Waynesville, NC 28786
*Pictured: (l to r) Karlye, Connie, Mike, Claude, Kim, and Dean Hopper.
Tags: Christian artists, Claude Hopper, Connie Hopper, Dean Hopper, Dominion Agency, gospel music, Karlye Hopper, Kim Hopper, Micheal Davis, mike hopper, southern gospel, The Hoppers
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This Week on Good News Music Radio with Woody WrightWritten by SGN Scoops Staff on March 13, 2015 – 9:29 am -
This week's program on "Good News Music Radio with Woody Wright" features Part 2 of our interview with Larry Ford and music from Jeff & Sheri Easter, Joseph Habedank, David Staton, Karen Peck & New River, Willie Wynn, Guy Penrod, Gordon Mote, The Hoppers, and MORE!
Tune-in to one of the stations listed on our site or listen online for an hour of great gospel music, inspiring ministry and fun with Woody Wright and D. Scott Kramer at:
Find Good News Music Radio On Facebook Here
Tags: David Staton, Good News Music Radio with Woody Wright, gordon mote, guy penrod, Jeff & Sheri Easter, Joseph Habedank, Karen Peck & New River, Southern Gospel News, The Hoppers, Willie Wynn
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Tune In Alert: Lari Goss – The Man Behind The MusicWritten by Staff on March 9, 2015 – 1:48 pm -
Tags: daystar, Gerald Wolfe, Greater Vision, Jim & Melissa Brady, Jim Brady, Lari Goss, legacy five, Taranda Greene, the booth brothers, The Hoppers, The Mark Trammell Quartet, the nelons
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Award-winning songwriter Marty Funderburk to remain with Daywind Music PublishingWritten by Staff on March 5, 2015 – 1:37 pm -
HENDERSONVILLE, Tenn. (March 4, 2015) – Dove Award winner Marty Funderburk has signed an exclusive agreement to remain as a part of the Daywind Music Publishing roster of songwriters. The veteran Funderburk has been affiliated with Daywind Music Publishing for the past 17 years.
"Songwriting is a privilege I hope I never take for granted," explains Funderburk. "Daywind Publishing has nurtured my creativity and allowed me the freedom to express that which God places in my heart for the past 17 years. I look forward to all that God has in store as we re-commit ourselves to moving forward with the work at hand."
While he has had dozens of songs land on the radio charts, Funderburk has had two No. 1 singles – the Kingdom Heirs' hit "Forever Changed" and the Talley Trio's chart-topping "Life Goes On." His songs have been recorded by Kenny Rogers, Ricky Skaggs and the Whites, Gold City, Jake Hess, Janet Paschal, Sisters, Brian Free & Assurance, the Hoppers, the Blackwood Brothers, Greater Vision, Mark Lowry, Karen Peck and New River, The Mark Trammell Trio, the Perrys, Ernie Haase & Signature Sound and the Bowlings.
Of his nine Dove Award nominations, the latest came earlier in 2014, with Funderburk's Christmas musical – "The Highest Glory" – winning the Dove Award for Musical of the Year.
"Marty Funderburk brought his talent to Daywind Publishing in the very early days of its existence," points out Daywind Vice President of Music Publishing Rick Shelton. "His brilliant songs have been recorded by every major artist in our genre, and his choir music has been performed by thousands of church choirs. Marty is a dear member of the Daywind family. We are so very proud of him and the impact of his songwriting."
Daywind Music Publishing is the premier source of new songs for the Southern Gospel and church print/choral markets. The organization is home to an award-winning roster of songwriters, including Belinda Smith, Dianne Wilkinson, Jason Cox, Joseph Habedank, Kyla Rowland, John Darin Rowsey, Ronny Hinson, Gerald Crabb and Scott Inman, among others. For more information, visit www.daywindpublishing.com or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
For more information on Mary Funderburk, visit his personal page on the Daywind Music Publishing web site at http://www.daywindpublishing.
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Ukraine: agricultural export markets to stabilize in 1-2 years – I.Shvaika
Ukraine will be able to stabilize and systematize the export volumes of agricultural commodities within 1-2 years, declared Ihor Shvaika, Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine, on September 3.
According to him, Ukraine has to deal with some legal formalities, which requires participation of European experts, for stabilization of the export of high-quality agricultural products.
The Minister noted that the current market exists in terms of overcoming the artificial barriers formed by the Russian Federation.
I.Shvaika added that despite the losses of grain harvest in eastern oblasts and the Crimea, the production volumes are even more than in 2013.
According to him, after the politically motivated decisions of the Russian Federation, Ukraine starts diversifying its markets. The markets of the EU, China and Asia are rather promising directions. The Ministry continues working on expanding the list of agricultural commodities for exports, including livestock products, grains, dairy products, etc. The officials are working on bringing the commodities into line with the European standards and implementation of the Ukrainian legislation to the European level, informed I.Shvaika.
As for the sea ports in the Crimea, they are closed, and Russia can not use them. At the same time, Ukraine is upgrading the ports in Kherson and Odessa, added the Minister.
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27 Parks near Maple Valley, Washington
Covington, Washington 4.18 miles SW
Black Diamond, Washington 6.21 miles SE
Ravensdale, Washington 6.83 miles SE
Kent, Washington 8.02 miles SW
Auburn, Washington 9.78 miles SW
Bellevue, Washington (map) | (425) 747-9181
Sites: 20 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 48 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $30.00
Nothing special about this park, as others have reviewed. The park is conveniently located, right off I-90, which also contributes to the noise factor. We were camping in a 24' travel van, so we're given a space right across from the office. At first, we were unhappy with this location, then came to realize it was the best for least road noise. No privacy whatsoever and no picnic table, but this was not that kind of trip. Two nights here was plenty, but we spent all day outside the park. It's not a place you want to hang out in. Good for what it was, though. There is an indoor pool and large laundry room, which we didn't use. - PrtlndTrvlr
Jul 2015 - $41.00
This is an urban RV park. The sites are very close, completely paved so no grass, some trees and the majority are permanent residents. There is a play area for children and an indoor pool which we did not use and I am not sure is open for use. If you are a light sleeper or traveling with dogs that require a mile long walk this is not the RV park for you. The dog walk area is outside the RV park gate on 1 side only and measures approximately 100'X25'. There are waste bags readily available but some ignorant owners feel they do not have to comply and I find that disgusting. There is a sidewalk that you can walk your pet but it borders business's and once again some left dog waste.
There is non-stop road noise from very busy I-90 that is next to the 2 one way roads in front of the RV park. If you require quiet surroundings to get to sleep this is not the RV park for you.
The people at the office are very helpful with information on getting into Seattle etc.. We opted to drive the short distance to the East Gate park & ride and ride the express bus into Seattle each day. You can walk or ride you bike to this location also. We are both in our 60's and the fare is $1 per person each way and parking is free. Great deal when you do not have to deal with all the traffic going into the city and premium price to park your car. The people in the RV office will provide you with paperwork detailing bus times & stops. One word of advice is to arrive at the park & ride before 11 AM otherwise you may not get a parking spot.
This RV park fit our needs which was to be close enough to Seattle to avoid an hour long commute. We hired a dog service to come to our motorhome twice a day to walk our dog to allow us flexibility. This worked perfectly.
We would stay here again if we find ourselves in this area again. - petpeople
Jun 2015 - $45.00
We stayed at the Travel Inn for 4 days in our 40' RV. The web site and google earth are very misleading. Out of all the parks we have stayed in across the lower 48, this is the worst. It is mostly extended travelers or full time residents. They are crammed in so tightly that it is hard to get into and I have been into some tight spots. While they look like all pull thrus they are not. It all depends on how they put you in a spot and how big your rig is. We were in a pull thru. If your neighbor has a travel trailer or a tow car they may park that vehicle in whatever space you have left over on your space. It was so tight in the road ways that trucks and cars just parked in the middle of the road and you had to ask someone to move in order to drive through them. You cannot put an awning out without hitting your neighbor. We put our slide out only half way. The place is very trashy and while we were there some guy walked through the parking lot (this is what it really is) with a leaf blower blowing all the trash, dust, dirt into your RV and space. We did not feel safe leaving my motorcycle or anything of value outside overnight. There is no security and no gates. Your close to the freeway so you will hear that the entire time your there. We made reservations in January so we could not cancel without losing money but, we were tempted to. The only thing that kept us from doing this was that there were no other parks with vacancies and we planned to see Seattle and this was the closest park. The utilities were in working order but, you had to share the water hook up. The restroom and shower were old and out of date and not clean. Several of the laundry machines were not working or took your coins and didn't work. The pool and spa closed at 8PM. The only plus is its location close to Seattle. We will never stay here again. - SteelHorseRider
Bellevue, Washington (map) | (425) 746-3260
Sites: 22 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 8 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $35.00
This is a fairly clean park. During the day there's some traffic and aircraft noise; at night it's quiet.
20 amp plus water sites are long, non-level grass and dirt with no shade. Utilities are at the back, and half are on the wrong side. Full hookup sites are shorter, non-level gravel and grass, with utilities in the usual locations. Each site has a picnic table.
Roads are asphalt in fair condition with some potholes and many annoying speed bumps.
There's one private shower per gender, $0.25 for 5 minutes. The men's shower is inadequately ventilated and usually muddy, with discolored tiles, a torn shower curtain, and cobwebs. I saw one silverfish.
Verizon LTE works well.
WiFi is strong. I measured 571.6 kB/s down.
Staff are friendly and helpful.
There are strong terrestrial broadcast TV signals from CBS and ION.
Laundry: 2 top-loaders ($1.75), 2 dryers ($1.50).
Rate is total with tax for a 20 amp site. - wjzcbn
Jun 2015 - $33.00
This place sucks! We were in space 16. The water and electric is over in space 15 next to us but unless you have long hoses and elect cord you won't hook up. Also it's only 20 amp service and recommend not using air conditioning as it will pop the breakers. We tried it at 90 degrees who would stay if you can't use air conditioners!?! It worked and didn't pop breaker. Also, pets have to stay inside camp spot on a leash. They cant even go to water and can't be walked inside campground. The woman of the campground isn't nice. Husband is a great guy! - Corey Esson
Oct 2014 - $35.00
The campground is $35 per night or $180 per week. It is very quiet, beautifully situated on the lake. In the office, very friendly employees. For visitors to the city of Seattle, the location is ideal. However, you need a vehicle (Towing-Car). The wifi is extremely fast. We felt very comfortable here and would definitely come back. - usa
Fall City, Washington (map) | (425) 222-5545
Sites: 123 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 18 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $34.00
Never again! This could be such a nice RV/campground but it's not! Right on river but so overgrown you can't get to it. Bathroom is so dirty my husband would not even think about using them, and he's not very picky. Sites are on top of each other, there is no Wi-Fi , laundry, game room, etc...but yet they charge $34.00 a night. The only thing this park has going for it is location it's about 35 mins from downtown Seattle. But about 15 miles away in Carnation WA, there is a better place. Also lots of live in people with junk every where that ruins a park for me. FYI; there is no sign saying turn here for this RV park and our GPS did not have the turn right, when I told the lady at check-in about this she say's "happens ALL the time!" Not sure if it happens all the time why you would not change it, but... So if you miss the turn you end up in a roundly round or small downtown area. Turn right before the bridge. - laears
Jun 2015 - $31.00
Park is OK for a stay of a week or so. Short supply of parks in the general Seattle area. Entrance road is horrible - really not wide enough for two lanes, so you must go slow. Speed bumps every few feet. Typical riverside park with elevated electrical hookup because of being in flood plain. Staff friendly, but there is a depressed feeling about the place. Everything is JUST OK. Lots of weekenders which is to be expected because of the river. - PugetSound
Sep 2014 - $23.00
Although it has a pool, it lacks what is expected of a true Rv resort. This park is similar to what is expected in a state park. Limited 5th service and other sewer. Trash dumpsters are not nearby. Price reflects a Passport America discount. It is way overpriced compared to other similar parks. We would not utilize again. - Gen G
Federal Way, Washington (map) | (888) 226-7688
Sites: 118 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 13 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $45.00
We arrived at 3:30 in the afternoon. Wait at gate 12 minutes. Gate attendant was very professional and friendly. Drive through the park was very tight with trees leaning over the roadway. We drive a 40 ft DP. The site we were in was the only site that our rig would fit in, it was a drive through, but we had to drive in and back out.
Campsites are medium distance apart and paved. Hookups were well placed. One note - there were no trash cans, just recycle.
Beach access is very nice with a very large parking lot. The beach is typical salt water with a very low slope.
We will not be returning to camp. - Half_Timer
Sep 2015 - $43.00
Difficult to drive through park, winding, low branches and pull-thru unlevel, hard to level out. Tight parking. Only one campground open, Self Registration, ranger on site part time. Watch speed limit. - billandmemakes3
Jun 2014 - $39.00
The only plus to this state park is the location close to Seattle. Beware - it is difficult for a big rig. We have a 38 ft 5th wheel and the road into the park was very windy, lots of tall trees, I would advise people to not try to navigate this in the dark or at dusk when towing. Park really needs to trim some trees if they want to make this big rig friendly. Our site was B49, right next to the ampitheather. Supposedly a pull-through site, but no way could we make the turn around the tree in the curved part of the site. We ended up backing in from the other side of our site. Verizon coverage was awful in this park, Sprint and AT&T was okay, but only with boosters, no coverage without boosting equipment. Park is a bit run down due to lack of funding. Not sure we'll ever stay here again even though we have friends to visit within 5 miles of this location. Way too expensive for the hassle. Day use fees are collected at this park and you can end up with a very long back up to get into the park. They do not have a separate lane in the entry area for those that are already checked in and paid. Waited in line 20 minutes one time, just to get into the park. - DRFink
Preston, Washington (map) | (425) 222-7910
Sites: 51 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 36 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $45.00
We needed a place to stay outside of Seattle on our way home. Being that it was the Sunday after the 4th we didn't figure we'd find anything. But low and behold they had a early departure. We arrived late, they left all the information needed on the office door. It's not cheap but I wanted full hook up's since we were low on water. Getting into the site was a bit of a challenge. Some of the sites are located on the side of a hill, trying to back into this site proved to be a challenge at 1AM. I almost gave up, but eventually made it.
I found they only offer 20amp or 50amp plug-ins, I've never bothered to carry a 50-30amp dog-bone. So we stuck with the 20amp, happy we didn't need A/C. Water pressure here was weak at best.
The site itself was nothing special, room for a couple chairs, no fire pit and you're looking right into the next site. It was all asphalt and clean though. The area is heavily treed and even with the Freeway close by it was quiet. I'd gather many that stay here are with them for extended periods, the larger sites look to be occupied by full timers. - Y-Guy
Jul 2015 - $40.00
This is a very nice park. Well kept and the staff are friendly enough. The park is a little tight but not horrid. Mostly permanent residents but it appears the sites were well kept.
We would stay here again. - Steve & Terri
Jun 2015 - $36.00
This park requires cash or check no credit cards. It is a compact park with not so level pull throughs and not very dog friendly. There are very few pull thrus and not very level, we had to use blocks for our motorhome. The well water pressure was poor. There was an area designated as a pet walk where the path was chipped wood through the forest of trees and signs everywhere saying do not walk your pet on the lawns. Fortunately we found a nature trail nearby for decent walks with our dog. The park was well maintained and the coy pond lovely. It was a good location to explore the Seattle and Issaquah areas. - Tony Connie and Rusty
Kent, Washington (map) | (253) 872-8652
Sites: 150 | Latest Rate: $60.00 | 99 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $60.00
Wow. They are taking greed to a whole new level here. Overflow was everywhere (and they were paying 37 dollars for the privilege). "Packed in" would be an understatement. Overflow parked on every inch of grass, every curb, every possible place. For those who DID have a site there was very little water, I'm guessing it was because they were over their head. Plan on (slowly) filling up your tank and using your own pump for anything useful like dishes or a shower.
My neighbor had a lazy boy, a full sized refrigerator, wood furniture, etc., etc., in his small campsite. Enough said.
That said, if they would curb the overflow and monitor what is going on in their campground this place would rank better. I've stayed in the winter and it was fine, (but they don't reduce their prices much). - Oregon Ms
Jul 2016 - $50.00
Nice park, good staff. One must take into account that this is one of the oldest campgrounds in the area of which there are not many. It is very convenient to the city. It was designed with much smaller RV's in mind, not 40FT+ motor homes. It is tight and close, but clean and well kept. Let's face it, your not staying here to enjoy the KOA. You are staying here to be close to the city. So get over it being tight. The staff was outstanding. The facilities that we used (almost none), were clean and well kept. We left our MH for a week while taking a cruise and would not have a problem doing it again. - Rick & Gail
Jul 2016 - $48.00
Arrived to find RVs "dry camping" in the check-in lane. After finding a place to park, we stepped out of the coach and were "greeted" by a strong urine smell. The lady who checked us in was very pleasant and gave good advice about visiting Seattle. The $1.50 per day pet charge was apparently used to support the filthy, poop littered fenced pet area. We entered, promptly left, and walked our dogs on the green belt trail that is conveniently located to the campground. The campground is very dirty and tents were scattered over the lawn by the pool and playground. It appeared the owners were trying to cram in as many RV and tent campers as possible. We have stayed in quite a few KOAs but never in one like this. Had we another option in the area, we would have left the day after checking in. - JCJ1
Puyallup, Washington (map) | (253) 845-1771
Sites: 131 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 19 Reviews
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Nov 2015 - $25.00
Had a relative in a nearby hospital, making this location very convient. As stated before, ground is soft when rains hit, but the camp host showed me a good spot. Nothing special about the park, but well suited for area travels. Weather turned very cold while there, causing water problems, but worked though it. Site can get very close but there were about 10 rvs on site, so plenty of room. - sfretts
Oct 2015 - $25.00
If you're going to see stuff or do something in Tacoma this is a great location. As mentioned, it's just a big grassy parking lot with full hookups. You can save $5/night by signing up and paying in the Fair office. I can't say that it's convenient for running into Seattle. The fact of the matter is the traffic into Seattle is horrible. You can pretty much count on 1.5 + hrs to drive 30 or 40 miles unless you get very lucky. Right now it's a combination of traffic volume, construction, weather, and accidents. We went into the Seattle from here 3 times and each time it was at least 1.5 hrs each way. That being said I'm not sure there's any place else to stay around the area that would be any better. When we stayed here there were only about a dozen sites filled so we had plenty of space. When it's full you'd pretty much be right on top of one another. Verizon MiFi worked great. We'd stay here again. - pumper9x9
Jun 2015 - $25.00
RV park is grassy field, reasonable price for FHUs in the Seattle area. No amenities, it's a fairground parking experience.
Hosts were nice, can only reserve pay one week at a time, discounted rate to pay through the office during business hours vs. once you arrive. Location convenience is the only reason we stayed here. - DRFink
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This was our first time using the Thousand Trails/Encore pass we got for free, when we purchased our motor home. Although the park was pretty, I was not impressed. You have to drive around to find your own site, then report back to them, on which site you took. This was a large campground. 30 amp only, we couldn't even run 1 A/C unit for the heat, kept blowing their circuit breaker. No sewer hookup. No wifi, no cable. Attendants checking you in are friendly, but rushed, as there was a steady stream of campers coming in. I saw other comments on this park, and if you have to pay that much for this park, it is way too much. However, to be fair, everything in the area is overpriced! All sites are back-in only. Lots and lots of trees. Pretty. Dirt site, turned muddy after rain. Lots of pot holes on the interior roads, which are not paved. Again, not impressed and would not stay here again. - Vicki K
May 2016 - $10.00
A woodsy park close to towns, but far enough to feel that you're away from towns. We arrived during the day, and no one was at the guard shack. Using the call button, we reached someone quite quickly. Soon we were greeted by the grounds maintenance man and signed in. The park consists of mostly dirt roads and woodsy sites. they are well cleared and maintained. It was quiet, and peaceful. There are no sewer connections so if you plan to stay for a while, bring an auxiliary gray-water tank. - Richbald
Aug 2015 - $38.00
Great place to visit with children or adults only. Pool was wonderful; there is a playground and also miniature golf to enjoy. A little difficult to get Directv because of number of trees but we were successful in getting a signal. Sites are spacious and level. Since we were there mid week there were a number of empty sites. We had a long site with lots of shade and privacy. - lstaff
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This park no longer exists. Not sure why it is still here. This was a TT park, but hasn't been in years. - PugetSound
Dec 2005 - $32.00
Cascade is a very nice membership campground. Located close to Snoqualmie Pass is a good base camp for skiing also close to Seattle area and shopping. The park is nicely maintained and offers many activities during the summer season but is very quiet in the winter season. - bgenoe
Enumclaw, Washington (map) | (206) 296-8888
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GREAT place to Explore Mt Rainier NP. Concrete Pad with Lots pf grass. Water and Elect only. NO DUMP.NO WI-FI, would have marked higher.Very Friendly Camp Hosts that know the AREA well. Nice grass area for your dog exercise. Back in sites only, but large enough for 40 ft 5th wheel. Enumclaw Golf Course(18 Hole) about 1/2 mile away. Lots of restaurants and Grocery stores. - silverado
Oct 2013 - $26.00
Stayed 5 nights - nice campground with large sites. Great camp hosts. There are showers and restrooms in the fairgrounds they could use a cleaning, but will work. Utilities were very good, but no sewer. We have used this campground on our visits to see family in the area. - rwjsim2003
Sep 2011 - $26.00
We used this CG as a stop over for seeing family campground was nice basically a large parking lot but in good shape. We meet with another couple here also and I liked the setup they have where you face door to door very nice. Only down fall was that they were having kids football league all day Saturday and Sunday and the kids were running a muck and very loud at 7am and there was no campground host on the days we stayed. If you stay here I suggest you stay in the far back spaces and you would not be bothered by the Noise of the Football field I understand it was only two weekends a year just our luck we picked that weekend. - rwjsim2003


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Nine current or former UNC women's lacrosse players led the way at tryouts for the national team. US Lacrosse announced the 36-player roster for the 2015 – 2016 US National Team after three days of tryouts in Baltimore over the weekend. 12 Tar Heels were invited to the tryouts. The nine Carolina players on the […]Read More
Controversial UNC Wrestling Coach Mock "Relieved of Duties"
UNC Wrestling Coach C.D. Mock has been relieved of his duties, Athletic Director Bubba Cunningham announced Friday. Mock was thrust into the public eye in the aftermath of a sexual assault accusation against his son Corey at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in 2014. Mock publicly criticized UT-Chattanooga following the expulsion of his son […]Read More
US Battling Sweden Tonight in World Cup
The US Women's World Cup team will take the pitch in Canada for their second game of the group-play stage today. The United States will face off with Sweden at eight o'clock tonight. The national team is stacked with Tar Heels; six of the 23 members of the team are UNC products. Three former Carolina […]Read More
12 Tar Heels Try Out for US National Team
There will be a heavy UNC influence this weekend at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore for the US Women's National Team tryouts. 12 current and former Carolina women's lacrosse players will be shooting for the chance to represent the national team. UNC has put two attackers, five midfielders, four defenders, and a goalie in the […]Read More
UNC Pitcher Agrees to Contract with Astros
UNC Pitcher Trent Thornton has agreed to a contract with the Houston Astros, according to Fox 26 in Houston. The former Tar Heel hurler was selected by the Astros in the fifth round of the Major League Baseball Draft earlier this week. Thornton says the final step in completion of the deal is passing his […]Read More
More Tar Heels Hear Name Called in MLB Draft
Several more Tar Heels heard their name called during day three of the Major League Baseball draft. Junior Catcher Korey Dunbar was selected by the Miami Marlins in the 20th round. Following Dunbar, in the 21st round, Junior Left Fielder Landon Lassiter was selected at number 622 overall by the Chicago White Sox. Lassiter hit […]Read More
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Four North Carolina Tar Heels were selected on day two on the Major League Baseball Draft. Skye Bolt, Trent Thornton, Benton Moss, and Reilly Hovis were all taken in seven rounds of the draft on Tuesday. Junior Outfielder Skye Bolt was the first UNC player to be chosen, going in the fourth round to the […]Read More
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Benton Moss Named First Team Academic All-American
UNC senior pitcher Benton Moss was selected to the 2015 Capital One Academic All-American first team on Thursday—the first Tar Heel baseball player to earn the honor since current New York Yankee pitcher Adam Warren in 2009. A Morehead Scholar double majoring in business and economics, Moss has already received other prestigious awards for his […]Read More
UNC Schedules Homecoming for Marcus Paige
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The fundamental frequency of a stringed instrument is twice to the length of the string.
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Drawchange is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to aid global change by supplying the world's children with art experiences. Together we can provide empowering programs that allow them to effectively visualize a better life for themselves.
We continue to help over 1500 children yearly expand their creativity while knowing they are capable of achieving anything they can imagine. We have an ongoing program with local homeless shelters where we help children ignite their innate creative spark while imagining their dreams so they can become reality. We have successfully completed a 6 year international program in Costa Rica where the children of Fatima School received art in their daily curriculum through drawchange. In March of 2016 we will travel to begin the same program in Ethiopia. We are elated to say that the Costa Rican art program is self-sustaining now!
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Ever since I started volunteering with Drawchange I have looked forward to returning every week to spend more time with the children. Seeing their smiling faces lifts my spirits every time I go! I really enjoyed going to the mall with them to see their artwork on display. It is always a joy to connect with these kids and remind them that they matter, and what better way than to remind them than by celebrating them and their creative abilities in a public place. I'm so grateful that I can be a part of these children's lives, even if only for a short time. Thank you Drawchange!
Non-profits are only as strong as those who are a part of it -- and Drawchange has some of the most incredible, passionate and empowering people within it. Drawchange has personally changed my life. It gave me a way to give back and help others using my creative skills. To see the children's attitudes change throughout art lessons is amazing. To see the happiness and confidence and empowerment that it brings them. I was able to travel two years with Drawchange to Costa Rica for the Art Beyond Borders trip. Art transcended language, age and culture on those trips. It was beautiful. I am forever grateful for the impact that Drawchange has made in my life and I highly recommend working with this organization if you can!
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Drawchange is a great organization! Unlike many other organizations, you don't just give your time and finances to Drawchange, but rather become a part of it. Drawchange mixes creativity, passion, hope, and service together. I have been searching for years to find an organization where I can use my design skills & creativity to help others, and Drawchange is exactly that. It is important to note that Jennie, founder of Drawchange, really utilizes the volunteers and involves them as much as possible in a variety of events and tasks. I was unable to travel on the Costa Rica service trip this Summer, but Jennie took the time to meet with me, show photos, and share stories. She made me realize that even though I was not present on the trip, the work that I have put in to the organization really did make a difference. Jennie believes that the more people who get involved, the more lives change. Every time I meet with her I leave inspired. She truly loves what she does.
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Jennie and her team do such fantastic work with the children at local homeless shelters here in Atlanta.
The kids always look forward to their time with the drawchange art instructors. Being able to express themselves thru art is something these children look forward to each week. The time the volunteers devote to drawchange does not compare to what the children get out of their art sessions. All children need and deserve art, regardless of their situation, and drawchange is helping with that.
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Drawchange is a wonderful organization that helps homeless children use art as a vehicle for so much more. I have volunteered with the organization for a few months now, and I'm grateful every day that I can help this organization make a difference in someone's life. I had never gotten the opportunity to work with children before starting to volunteer here, but the concept of bringing art to children who could learn a lot from it is what made me have the confidence to join this organization. Art has always been a part of my life, and I often take it for granted, or don't devote enough time to it. I have always had the tools to create anything I wanted, and it is hard to believe that it isn't like that for everyone. Art is expression, imagination, and invention. There are endless possibilities. And those skills and values, are what we use art to instill in these children. Art has a power to reach all people in ways that words cannot. I would recommend volunteering to anyone that has a passion for art, or would like to witness the powerful affect it can have on people's lives.
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I started volunteering with DrawChange back in Septemeber. It has become the highlights of my week. Art has always been a passion of mine along with children. I love seeing the power of art and the effects it has on these children in a positive manner. The enthusiasm in the students during the process and while sharing the creations makes our time valuable. It is a great feeling knowing you have helped instill a calming stress relieving skill in these children whether it be the meditative breathing or the art. They will have a life skill to carry and inspire them through the hills and valleys of life.
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I started volunteering with Drawchange at one of the shelters they work with in January, and I look forward to it every week! As an artist and art educator, I strongly believe the power the arts has on children, and Drawchange just seems to get it. Art time at the shelters gives the children there the possibility to express themselves by providing guided expressive arts activities and supplies-- a possibility many children do not receive in schools or home. It's apparent how crucial these opportunities can be as the kids start diving into their artwork, have a chance to feel proud of their pieces at Drawchange art shows and weekly show and tell, and break into smiles as soon as volunteers they know enter. The leaders in the organization truly care about their cause, committing 100%, and all resources go directly to the children. I've really enjoyed getting to know the children that come to Drawchange art-making night at the shelter. I'm excited to see this nonprofit organization grow.
If you are looking for a local nonprofit to volunteer with or donate to, I would highly recommend Drawchange. There are countless ways to contribute time-- office hours at the Goat Farm, working directly with children in art therapy activities at Atlanta shelters, various events like Family Days, student art exhibitions, and even art education outreach trips internationally.
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I began volunteering in September 2014 and over a year and a half later, going to the shelter every Thursday and now Monday as well, continues to be the highlight of my week. drawchange made more of an impact on me than I could put into words and I'll be forever grateful for the moments working with these children that I will never forget.
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I have been volunteering for drawchange since March 2015, and it has been a truly humbling experience. I have taught art to children in the past, but I felt that I was missing something in my work. I felt that bringing art into children's lives should mean more than just an activity to pass the time, like it can be for many children. When I found drawchange, I found a way to positively impact children's lives in a meaningful way. Having been with the organization for a year now, I have seen the benefits of drawchange's empowering curriculum and how it has impacted the lives of the children we work with. Not only is the organization beneficial for the children, but it impacts the volunteers as well! I love giving back to my community and knowing that I'm making a difference in the world. I plan on volunteering for the organization as long as I stay in Atlanta. Drawchange has truly changed my life!
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I volunteered several years ago for the first time with an event sponsored by Drawchange. I was so impressed with the organization and the spirit and warmth of all of those connected with Drawchange. Since then I have followed many of the projects that Drawchange that has been and is involved with using art and the arts to better children's lives. This past year I decided to sponsor a child at the Fatima School in Cartago, Costa Rico. Let me tell you it is a wonderful experience to receive a letter, perhaps a drawing, and a photograph from the child you sponsor. Drawchange truly changes lives through art.
5 people found this review helpful
I sponsor a child at the Fatima school in Cartago Costa Rica through Drawchange and was able to travel with the organization there in July 2015. I have seen pictures of the school from the first 5 years of the program and how it gradually blossomed in appearance. This year I was able to witness the change myself and see the pride everyone has in their school. I truly believe that bringing art into the school has empowered everyone, from the students to the staff, and there is now hope for a brighter future. Spending time with my sponsor child was icing on the cake. She loves basketball, as do I, and wants to be a doctor.
Check out Drawchange for volunteer opportunities (in Atlanta or another country) or to sponsor a child. Either will be very rewarding.


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Costruito nel 1905, il Looking Glass Inn si trova nel cuore del Vecchio Northside, una zona che era a casa per i principali dirigenti della Indianapolis a cavallo del secolo. Elizabeth Gates, la vedova di un commerciante di alimentari all'ingrosso, eresse questo Mansion gratuito in stile classico e vissuto qui fino al 1907. Pacchetti speciali disponibili.
3,0 su giugno 21, 2016
The bed mattress needs replacement. It was very uncomfortable. The full breakfast was delicious but they only provide full breakfast on Saturday and Sunday! On weekdays it was juice coffee fruit and breads cereal yogurt hard boiled eggs. The innkeepers were very accommodating. Seemed a bit pricey for the room.
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Thank you for taking the time to provide feedback on our Inn. We are thrilled you found the innkeepers accommodating. We did want to ask which room you stayed in? We haven't had any complaints about bedding. Yes, we do serve a Continental Plus Buffet weekdays and a hot breakfast on weekends - as our website says. The buffet is amply stocked with a selection of juices, coffee, teas, milk, hard-boiled eggs, a daily bread selection, a daily fruit selection, oatmeal, yogurt, cereal bars/cereal and side of Hoosier Hospitality!
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My first stay in a Bed and Breakfast style inn. The hosts were very hospitable, and the atmosphere was great! We were looking for a room with a whirlpool/jetted tub and were not disappointed. The hosts were very accommodating and simply nice people. The room/house was clean, but the carpet was stained. The room felt fresh and crisp. Highly recommended! (I cannot comment on the onsite dining. We didn't actually eat breakfast as we needed to get home to the kids.)
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The Looking Glass Inn was a nice place to stay. The room we stayed in (Victorian Room) was huge. It was clean and the bed was very comfortable. The only problem was that the bathroom that we shared with the other guests could use a little renovating. The breakfast was very good with a nice selection of food to eat. I would definitely stay there again!
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Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a quaint historic home to stay near downtown Indianapolis, Indiana. The staff was very friendly and the the breakfast was delicious! Great value!!
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My hubby and I stayed at the Looking Glass Inn in the Green Room. The room was excellent. Jacuzzi tub was nice after a day of walking around downtown Indy. The Inn was just beautiful and reminded me of the Victorian house I was raised in. This was our first stay at a bed and breakfast and we loved it. It made you feel more like you were at home. No loud doors banging and people running up and down the hallways like you have at a hotel. This is not somewhere we would probably bring our 3 kids just because it is so quiet in the house. We took Uber downtown and it only cost $3-$7 each trip which was well worth the hassle of driving downtown and finding a place to park. No worries about having too much to drink & driving back. The Inn keeper was so friendly & attentive. He served us breakfast in the dining room each morning and it's not just the typical "continental breakfast". There was a hot breakfast each morning as well as cereal, fruit, bagels, etc. We will, without a doubt, be coming back for another visit.
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Only spent one night during the Big Ten Championship, but it was a wonderful stay. Greatly decorated rooms, quite and comfortable, and within walking distance of downtown (about 2 miles). Great stay!!
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Our stay here was exceptional and we really enjoyed this Inn. The Inn Keeper was very nice. A few suggestions we have are : the linen on the bed was inadequate- just had a thin sheet and silky bedspread, we were cold. Also found dirty socks under the bed from a previous guest which made us wonder how well the room had been cleaned . The food for breakfast was not so good- coffee was cold and hot coffee is really important. Location was great!!
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I booked 9 rooms for a family weekend and we had a blast. Each room was special. The living room spacious and den cozy. We are going back in the spring and hope to enjoy the porch. Owner was sweet. Breakfast delicious. So happy to have found Stone Soup Inn.
A romantic setting ~ Decorated in deep rose tones and Victorian-era antiques, the spacious Rose Room includes a decorative tiled fireplace . A favorite with newlyweds and anniversary couples. Features: King-size bed or 2 twin beds & a 2 person Jacuzzi tub and shower.
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Spacious and comfortable ~ 900 square feet of living space, the Hideaway suite (once the ballroom) is the entire third floor of the Inn . Perfect for a small group or family. Features: King-size bed or 4 twins, kitchen and bath w/clawfoot tub & shower.
Step back in time ~ this charming room is decorated with Victorian-style antiques and turn of the century portraits. Conveniently located on the 1st floor. Features: Queen size bed & bath w/clawfoot tub & shower.
Newly renovated in 2016. Charming, hidden gem! Boasting of plenty of natural light this bright second floor spacious corner room features a tile floored private bath, two large windows providing cheerful ambiance, a beautiful antique oak dresser and bed, making for a very comfortable setting for your stay in Indy. Quiet,and perfect for relaxing at the end of the day!
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This is not a grammar book (though there is an appendix that gives an overview of English grammar). It is a book designed to improve your writing. It helps you make solid decisions about sentence structure, placing punctuation, and choosing the right words. This book can help guide you through some of the thorniest and most subjective aspects of writing English.
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I ordered the book and read it immediately. The first three chapters excited me so, I could hardly contain myself. It explained so clearly how I had to think about what I was writing, I felt I saw the light.
From that day on I took a whole different view of writing. It turned a task that I usually dreaded into something that I no! w love. Not that I am a great writer, but I feel confident that I can express myself well in my business and personal life. I feel that what I write is clear and easy to read. This has been very valuable to me as a businessman. I have written marketing material, technical manuals, company communications, and customer letters. Without this skill I know I would not have been nearly as successful and would have missed out on a great pleasure in life.
Well, I gave the book to my daughter when she went to college and I lost touch with it. A few years ago I wanted to locate it again but didn't know the title or author. The other day I suddenly got the idea that Amazon.com might help me find it. All I remembered was the year I saw the ad for the book and that a woman wrote it.Read more ›
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