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CDL-A OTR Solo Company Truck Driver
Transport Corporation of America - Sevierville, TN
TRANSPORT AMERICA IS HIRING CDL-A COMPANY DRIVERS FOR OTR POSITIONS Earn the best pay and drive excellent equipment! At Transport America our opportunities for company...
from Transport Corporation of America - 18 days ago -
CDL-A / Hazmat Team Truck Driver (OTR)
Interstate Distributor Company - Sevierville, TN
Teams Driving Jobs At Interstate we offer great driving jobs for Regional & OTR company drivers who want team driving jobs with great home time and excellent pay. Truck drivers...
from Interstate Distributor Company - 30+ days ago -
Souvenir Sales Photographer
Sharpshooter Imaging - Pigeon Forge, TN
Work in an exciting and dynamic atmosphere at a premier tourist attraction. Enjoy a rewarding and engaging experience as you use your creative eye to take breathe taking photos so...
from SharpShooter Imaging - 28 days ago
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Cherokee, North Carolina
Cherokee is a town in Swain County, North Carolina, USA. It is the headquarters for the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians. It is also a tourist-oriented area, located at the entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the southern end of the Blue Ridge Parkway, and the site of a Harrah's Cherokee casino. It is located in western North Carolina on the Oconaluftee River and the Qualla Reservation, and on U.S. Highway 441. An outdoor drama depicting the Eastern Band's story, Unto These Hills, is presented annually during the tourist season. The population is about 1/3 Cherokee. The town is known in the past for its stereotypical representation of Native Americans. However, in recent years the Tribe has worked hard to overcome this and is currently working on a project to renovate the entire "tourist" area, has given notice to many shops that are considered tacky or fitting into the unwanted stereotype. The Tribe has built many more cultural centers, including a large ground...more
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the number of Cherokee, North Carolina jobs has increased by 111% since October 2011.
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