Growing up outside of Nashville in Portland, Tennessee, Tony Henson spent most of his childhood working on a tobacco farm.
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Unicoi and Erwin are unwrapping a series of new holiday events designed to brighten the spirits throughout the towns.
Neither rain, nor snow nor a pandemic can stop Boy Scout Troop 237 from operating its Christmas tree lot in Johnson City.
Looking back on his 42 years in public service, U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn., said last week he hopes to be remembered as someone who “t…
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Carter County said farewell to a remarkable political leader last week.
Carter County said farewell to a remarkable political leader last week.
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East Tennessee State University graduate student Kevanté Drew aims to advocate for more diversity in the speech-language pathology profession.
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