For context, the back-and-forth was started by the Camping World CEO, Marcus Lemonis, when the business received a notice from the city that its 130-foot flagpole violated city policy.

The city of Sevierville responded to Camping World's motion to dismiss in lawsuit seeking to remove its large flagpole.

San Joaquin County and Camping World have been wrangling for more than a year over the huge flag and the 130-foot flagpole from which it flies. American flag flies again, legally, at California ...

Camping World submitted a request for the flagpole in February of last year, the city said, which was denied due to its size. However, Camping World put up the pole and massive American flag anyway.

Camping World CEO defies lawsuits, vows American flags ‘not coming down’ Cities taking legal action claim their issue isn’t with the flag, but the height of the flagpole ...

The City of Sevierville has filed a lawsuit seeking to remove a large flagpole at the RV rental company Camping World, which it said violates the city’s zoning ordinance.

Camping World RV Sales in San Joaquin County, like many of the company's other 250 locations, flies a giant American flag over its grounds. That was stopped in April when the county ordered the ...

Camping World, a national RV dealer, ... Even the 120-foot flagpole is too big, coming in at nearly twice the height permitted by local law. The city started citing Camping World on Wednesday, ...

H.B. 926 includes language that says cities cannot enforce ordinances on the size of an American or North Carolina flag and ...

Camping World was issued a notice of violation on January 30th that Camping World’s 130-foot flagpole violates city policy in Sevierville, Tennessee. The city limits flag poles to a maximum of ...

Camping World in Stockton, Calif., is again flying its massive American flag, four months after San Joaquin County officials ordered it to be removed due to safety concerns and a lack of a permit.