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Aug. 4, 1882: The Knoxville Daily Chronicle reported the circus would be in Johnson City the following day.
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Aug. 2, 1873: The Daily Press and Herald, a newspaper in Knoxville, reported of a cholera outbreak in Jonesboro, which we now spell Jonesborou…
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Sailing is one of the most enjoyable activities anyone can do and folks have been doing it for competition and relaxation for centuries.
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MILLIGAN COLLEGE — What’s in a name? Plenty, if the man is William Douglas Robinson. Even the name itself is an adventure.
Aug. 1, 1872: The Herald and Tribune, a newspaper published in Jonesboro, reported that William Young of Johnson City had recently died. He wa…
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July 29, 1937: Readers of the Johnson City Chronicle read tragic news. “Believed to be seriously injured from a bullet wound beneath her heart…
ELIZABETHTON — The city of Elizabethton-owned Hampton Watershed Hike and Biking Trails has received grant funds from the Jeff Roth Cycling Fou…
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Being a long-time hair stylist, Jack Hatchett has heard plenty of jokes about his last name.
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July 27, 1870: The Weekly Standard, a newspaper in Raleigh, reported, “An old bachelor near Johnson City fell in love with a pretty girl of 18…
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They don’t get a bird’s-eye view, but local enthusiasts often find enjoyment from an earth-bound vision of their feathered friends.
July 26, 1883: The Daily Chronicle, a newspaper in Knoxville, reported that T.A. Faw, from Johnson City, was a registered guest at the Hattie House.