Having children can be one of the most rewarding life events for couples.
In the wake of last weekend’s incident during a Black Lives Matter march in Johnson City, we asked both the Johnson City Police Department and…
The novel coronavirus pandemic has hit our high school sports teams harder than a 250-pound linebacker.
Those who stuck it out and those who purchased what used to be shoreline property on Boone Lake in anticipation of it becoming navigable again…
It is hard to say whether Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett’s assessment of the political rhetoric surrounding mail-in ballots is accur…
We’ve been living under a pandemic for months now, and there may be many more to go, but we may soon face a one-two punch.
That last thing our health care and education systems need right now is a twin wave of serious illnesses.
In a presidential election season, pundits and activists urge us to “Stand up and be counted.”
Nineteen years ago today, most Americans gained an unprecedented level of respect for the men and women who respond to emergencies.
The controversial appointment of a new presidential medical adviser has put a national spotlight on a radical disease management concept to de…
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When things are going well, people have a tendency to lapse into complacency.
When things are going well, people have a tendency to lapse into complacency.
Developers in Bristol have been planning a big project.
With all due respect to Johnson City Schools officials and the difficult decisions regarding school attendance amid the novel coronavirus pand…
Erwin wants its police officers to begin patrolling the interstate. That’s fine, as long as the town’s aim is to increase traffic safety and n…
The saddest part of seeing downtown Johnson City businesses struggle and even shut down because of the novel coronavirus pandemic is knowing t…
If there was any remaining doubt as to the essential need for quality internet access, COVID-19 has eliminated it.
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With party nominees chosen for the upcoming state and federal elections in November, it’s about that time of the cycle that candidates swivel …
Having what amounted to two park systems in Johnson City never made much sense.
As if this pandemic hasn’t caused enough problems for us, add litter to the list.
Many of Milligan University’s late alumni likely deserved the title “Mr. Milligan” over the years.
Modern society’s demand for instant gratification is ill-suited for a crisis, especially a pandemic of the novel coronavirus’ proportion and gravity.
The Washington County Commission will return to a resolution against refugee resettlement next week now that the body is once again meeting in…
Although it initially seemed like a solid concept, Johnson City’s outline for mixed-use developments in the downtown district needs to evolve.
The Washington County Commission will return to a resolution against refugee resettlement next week now that the body is once again meeting in…
Although it initially seemed like a solid concept, Johnson City’s outline for mixed-use developments in the downtown district needs to evolve.
Our hypocritical state legislators proved once again how little they care about their constituents and how skilled they are at wasting time wh…
While smoking causes health problems any time, the risks are even greater in the age of COVID-19, as smokers have a higher risk of complicatio…
The Boone Lake Association operates solely through contributions and the dues of members who work throughout the year using boats to pick up b…
Northeast Tennessee school officials unquestionably are between the proverbial rock and a hard place right now — the rock being the rise in ac…
Presidential debates have been a part of our country’s political discourse for decades.