Finances have become a more complicated matter for Science Hill’s athletic teams in the 2020-21 school year, as evidenced by a football revenue shortfall of $30,000 after just two home games.
A Bulls Gap man was arrested Thursday on sex solicitation charges, according to Washington County Sheriff Ed Graybeal.
East Tennessee State University has announced the names of students who attained a grade point average qualifying them for inclusion in the de…
KINGSPORT — Ernie Rumsby, the founder and president of the Tri-Cities Military Affairs Council, died Tuesday afternoon.
Youth soccer and basketball leagues in Johnson City were knocked out this fall by COVID-19, but Providence Academy is offering a chance for ki…
Washington County’s Budget Committee voted Wednesday to proceed with the court-ordered environmental cleanup of five properties, which has bee…
GRAY — A big night from Daniel Boone volleyball’s big hitters led to a 3-1 win (25-21, 25-19, 19-25, 25-20) on Thursday night over Dobyns-Bennett.
BRISTOL — Sam Mayer is only 17 years old, but already a three-time winner at Bristol Motor Speedway.
Science Hill’s football team faces two challenges this week.
These charts are updated daily.
Special Report: COVID-19
Northeast Tennessee’s novel coronavirus-related death toll increased by five on Thursday, in…
Active Cases Per 100,000 People in Northeast Tennessee and Statewide since Sept. 3.
Washington County reported its 27th novel coronavirus-related death on Wednesday, bringing t…
Three more Northeast Tennesseans — two in Greene County and one in Washington County — have …
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Sept. 17, 1868: Henry Johnson was appointed Postmaster of Johnson’s Depot.
Sept. 15, 1871: The Memphis Daily Appeal reported, “During the past week letters patent were issued to W. Barker, of Johnson City, for a flour bolt.”
Sept. 14, 1871: The Herald and Tribune, a newspaper in Jonesboro, reported sad news. “Last Saturday the wife of W.H. Taylor, Esq., of Johnson City, met with an injury, which, it is feared, may prove serious. She was on her way from home to Turkey-town to attend Camp-meeting — when her horse …
Sept. 13, 1873: The Daily Press and Herald, a newspaper in Knoxville, reported an interesting story about a dog. With a report from Jonesboro, readers learned, “There is a dog in town who has made it a business to visit cholera patients. He has evinced remarkable solicitude for their recover…
