Every morning, Kimberly Baxter leaves her home in Pigeon Forge long before most of its residents have hit their first snooze button. She’s on the road toward Cades Cove by 5 a.m., reaching her first stop of the day in the Cable Mill area by 6:30 a.m.
“I feel like I’m doing something that’s important, you know?” she said. “I just feel like I’m helping people.”
