November 19 Plateau Corvette Club members Drive and Dine was  to the Longhorn Steakhouse restaurant in Cookeville TN. They drove from Crossville on Route 70n to Cookeville and enjoyed the still colorful fall leaves.

November 10th Plateau Corvette Club members drove to Bowling Green Kentucky , home of the Corvette Museum and Corvette factory. There they had lunch in the Museum Cafe. After lunch they went to the Corvette Factory where they took a tour of the plant and saw  how a 2017 Corvette is made, then back to…

Wednesday October 19th Plateau Corvette Club members drove their Fall tour and took a two hour back road drive to Rarity Bay Country Club. There they had lunch at the Country Club enjoying the beautiful fall colors.      

Plateau Corvette club members attended the East Tennessee Corvette Clubs annually Vette Fest at a new location in Pigeon Forge TN at the Country Cascades Inn. The hotel is newer, has a much larger parking lot and is centrally located in Pigeon Forge within easy walking distance to numerous eateries and shopping. Near perfect weather…

Plateau Corvette Club members attended the Scarecrow Festival  held in downtown Crossville on Saturday Oct. 1. Life Care Center of Crossville sponsored this event to support Alzheimer’s, Tennessee, Inc.  Fancy and classic automobiles were on display along with club members Corvettes. They also held a Scarecrow contest where contestants made hand made scarecrows in different themes .…

Plateau Corvette Club members went to the Plateau Bowling Lanes for their monthly night of bowling. With new high scores members had a great time and enjoyed dinner after at Ruby Tuesday.    

September 24th Plateau Corvette Club members combined their September Drive and Dine with a Photo Shoot. They drove to Lake Tansi and parked their cars by the lake. After a few photos they drove to RPlace  in Lake Tansi for an enjoyable evening dinner.   Photo by Kathy Watson  

  Each year the Plateau Corvette Club makes donations to local organizations that support people in need in our community. One of those organizations which the Corvette Club supports is the House of Hope. Pictured from left to right are Mike Ingrassia and Sam Goldkopf of the Plateau Corvette Club; Cheryl Derrick of The House of Hope…

The Plateau Corvette Club held their Fall Picnic in the Cumberland Mountain State Park. Club members enjoyed a great barbecue lunch before starting their Corn Hole Tournament games to crown new champions. With great weather and the perfect location by the water they had a great day out. Also a big “Thank You” to John…

September 10 Plateau Corvette Club members attended two events being held in Crossville. First they attended the Crossville Airport annual open house where they had a large display of Vintage and modern airplanes. A P-51 Mustang was the highlight of the show and did some flybys along with other vintage planes.