Saturday November 6 , 2021, the Plateau Corvette members participated in the Crossville Veterans Day Parade. They escorted Ms Tennessee, Ms Senior Cumberland County, and Ms Fairest of the Fair.

Thanks to Connie , Lee and John for the great pictures!

At the November 4th 2021 meeting the Plateau Corvette Club celebrated their 10th Anniversary. The club was established on November 3rd , 2011 with the first meeting being held at Dave Kirk Automotive in Crossville. From 2011 the club has grown to over 115 members. The meeting was both a celebration and also a somber moment as the club had a moment of silence for the loss of their club Governor Jack Carkner who was the Charter Governor and remained in that position until his death . Jack was instrumental in helping to establish the Plateau Corvette Club and helping it grow to what it is today. He will be missed.

Thank You to Coy and Kathy for the cake and refreshments.

Thanks to John for the great pictures.

November 3rd Plateau Corvette Club members drove to the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green Kentucky to view the 9/11 NEVER FORGET Mobile Exhibit from the Tunnel to Towers Foundation . The interactive guided tours are carried out by FDNY firefighters who provide firsthand accounts of the day and its aftermath.

Before the visit they stopped for lunch at Rafferty’s in Bowling Green.

Thanks to Roger and Kathy for arranging the trip.

Sunday October 24th Plateau Corvette Club members drove to Knoxville Tennessee to attend the East Tennessee Corvette Club annual Corvette Show. Some drove the back roads and enjoyed the fall colors! and some drove I-40.

October 23rd Plateau Corvette club members along with members from the Cookeville Corvette Club attended the Upper Cumberland Regional Airport Air Fair and hosted a Car Show. There were Hot Air Balloon rides, helicopter rides and Plane rides big and small. Great weather made for a fun day.

Friday October 22nd Plateau Corvette Club members were part of the Get Involved Expo in Fairfield Glade along with other
non-profit organizations in Cumberland County. Members were available to provide information about the Plateau Corvette Club. The club is celebrating their 10th Anniversary on November 3rd.

Plateau Corvette Club members joined John and Reggie as they embarked on a spirited drive to Savage Gulf Park. After a nice drive and arriving at the park club members enjoyed a picnic lunch.

Thanks to Dennis and Carol for leading us on some fun roads!

September 30 Plateau Corvette Club members drove to the Oak Ridge History Museum in Oak Ridge Tennessee. Much of the museum concentrates on the Manhattan Project and the Secret City and the development of the Atom Bomb. We had a private Tour given by Don Hunnicut who told us that during the war years the Government allowed one man to photograph what was happening in Oak Ridge. Very Top Secret!! After the tour We drove to Calhouns Restaurant on Melton Lake for lunch.

Thanks to John and Reggie for a informative and fun drive!!

On SEPT 23, Plateau Corvette Club members drove to Lilly Bluff where they took a short hike to the Bluff overlook. Great views and great weather. Then they drove to Clarkrange where they stopped at the Cumberland General Store for lunch.

Thanks to John and Reggie for a great Drive !!

Saturday September 18th Plateau Corvette Club members dodged the rain drops and attended a picnic at a members home. Great food , great friends and a tough Corn Hole Tournament made for a fun day.

Thanks to Cindy and Fred for hosting the picnic.

Thanks to Dom and Connie for the great pictures.