After nearly 30 years in law enforcement, East Tennessee State University Police Chief Cesar Gracia feels like he’s come home.
Meet the Mountains, an outdoors recreation festival held in downtown Johnson City since 2018, is preparing to return next month after the coro…
Will Martin felt a certain kinship when he first met Burt Kordamiri, who opened Italian Pizza Pub in Johnson City in the 1980s.
Washington County became the first in Northeast Tennessee to partially vaccinate at least half of its population this week, with just over 50%…
ELIZABETHTON — Although children will be returning to school during the month of August, the warm weather and long days mean there are still p…
ELIZABETHTON — The Carter County Sheriff’s Department is searching for a 14-year-old girl named Ashley Cipriani.
ELIZABETHTON — The Elizabethton Police Department reported that charges have been placed in an assault on a girl on Monday.
BULLS GAP — Brandon Kinzer is from the Bluegrass State, but he considers Volunteer Speedway his home track.
Doomed by Princeton’s authoritative start, Johnson City suffered an 8-1 Appalachian League baseball loss on Saturday night at TVA Credit Union…
Little League creates memories that can last a lifetime.
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Will you go to the Appalachian Fair this year?
After a year’s hiatus, the Appalachian Fair will return to the region this summer. A local fixture since 1926, the only missed years for the fair were during World War II and last year’s COVID-19 pandemic.
History
An old-fashioned Tennessee war of words, A flying caravan passes overhead, A meltdown at the Mall and more were reported on this day in Johnson City history.
July 24, 1881: The Knoxville Daily Chronicle reported, “The cars are now running to Doe River Cove on the Johnson City Road.”
A picnic on Buffalo Mountain, a Johnson County gold rush?, injuries from drag racing and more were reported on this day in Johnson City history.
Bustling building activity, TVA dams' help for farmers, Max Jett dies and more was reported on this day in Johnson City history.