The other Camping World location in Greenville with a giant American flag is on the corner of Evans Street and Red Banks Road. Lemonis started flying the American flags in October from 120-foot ...

Camping World General Manager Jim Foskey says the only reason the flag came down was because it couldn’t be flown at half-staff in honor of Pope Francis’ death due to its size, and there was a ...

Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis explained why he's keeping his giant flag up in Greenville, North Carolina: “The flag is my love letter to a country that gave me a chance when I didn’t have ...

Marcus Lemonis, CEO of Camping World, chatted on Tuesday with Henry Hinton’s Talk of the Town program, which aired on 103.7 WTIB and 96.3 WRHT.

Camping World closed one of two Greenville locations amid the controversy over its huge American flag. (Source: WITN) By WITN Web Team and Emily Van de Riet Published: Apr. 23, 2025 at 1:28 PM PDT ...

There, Camping World’s 130-foot flagpole violates Sevierville city policy. The city limits flag poles to a maximum of 44 feet for safety reasons.

There, Camping World’s 130-foot flagpole violates Sevierville city policy. The city limits flag poles to a maximum of 44 feet for safety reasons.

There, Camping World’s 130-foot flagpole violates Sevierville city policy. The city limits flag poles to a maximum of 44 feet for safety reasons.

There, Camping World’s 130-foot flagpole violates Sevierville city policy. The city limits flag poles to a maximum of 44 feet for safety reasons.