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WSCC to host screening of “Nursing: Empathy Heals”
Walters State Community College will host two screenings of “NURSE: Empathy Heals” on Thursday, Oct. 22, giving students, faculty and community members an opportunity to see a documentary built around nurses telling their own stories. Screenings are scheduled for 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. Created by filmmaker Chusy of Plan A Films, the documentary explores empathy and the emotional realities of nursing through first-person stories. Nurses reflect on experiences of grief, joy, compassion, uncertainty and resilience — offering a look at the human side of a profession centered on caring for others. The film grew from the Nurse Narratives Initiative, an East Tennessee State University-based collaboration involving StoryCollab, the College of Nursing, the Tennessee Center for Nursing Advancement and the ETSU Research Corporation, with support from Ballad Health. The initiative uses nurses’ stories to encourage reflection and conversation about empathy, resilience and patient care. The documentary also has a Walters State connection, featuring a Walters State nursing graduate and a current faculty member. Dr. Sheila Williams, dean of Health Programs at Walters State, said that connection makes bringing the film to campus especially meaningful. “Nursing requires tremendous knowledge and clinical skill, but there is also a deeply human side of
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Bristol native plans run from Tennessee to California to inspire his family
BRISTOL, Tenn. (WJHL) – A Bristol dad is hoping to encourage his kids and build a community by running over 2,800 miles from Tennessee to California. When you first meet him, Bristol native Zachary Deel may describe himself as a “father of four, husband,” and “regular dad.” He is also an athlete overcoming mental health […]
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Veteran cafe returns to Rogersville on Oct. 22
Array of Hope Ministries, 315 Armstrong Rd. in Rogersville, is hosting its latest quarterly Veteran to Veteran Cafe on Thursday, Oct. 22 from 10 a.m. to noon. Please note the new time, if you have attended these events in the past. All area veterans and their spouses are invited to come by for complimentary coffee and sweet treats courtesy of Array of Hope and Caris Healthcare of Greeneville. There is no agenda. Come for the refreshments, stay for the great conversations as you meet fellow veterans. There is no charge for attending. The hosts would love to meet our area veterans and get to know them as a small thank you for your service.
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Cult classic performance continues to keep Boone weird
October marks the fifth annual shadow cast production of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” presented by the theatrical honor society Alpha Psi Omega. The production will take place at The Appalachian Theatre of the High Country Oct. 17 and 18. Unlike a traditional theater production, the movie will...
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Bristol native plans run from Tennessee to California to inspire his family
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Apparently EVERYONE Missed Having A Central Park In Greeneville
One of the worst kept secrets in Greeneville came to reality this morning as Central Park opened again in its former location on East Andrew Johnson Highway between the Big Lots parking lot and Greeneville Fire Hall #3. When the line opened at 10:30 am, many were apparently ready to...
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Dave & Buster’s Celebrates Grand Opening in Bristol
October 09, 2026 // Franchising.com // Bristol, TN — The wait is almost over! Dave & Buster’s officially announces the grand opening of its newest location in Bristol at 567 Pinnacle Parkway, Bristol, TN 37620, on Monday, October 12. To celebrate the arrival of this 30,152 square-foot entertainment hub, the location will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 10:45 a.m.
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Kingsport Farmers Market 9th annual Fall Festival scheduled for October 24
The Kingsport Farmers Market has announced it will host its 9th annual Fall Festival later this month on Saturday, October 24th. The community event will run from 9:00 AM until noon at the market pavilion located at 308 Clinchfield Street. City officials report that admission is free and open to the public. Featured events include a pumpkin carving and decorating competition, children’s activities, and live acoustic music. Over 50 regional vendors are scheduled to be on-site selling autumn produce, baked goods, and local crafts.
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Zina B’s Loaded Teas opens in Bristol, offering sugar-free, customizable drinks
A new shop specializing in loaded drinks has opened in Bristol, offering customers customizable beverages designed to be sugar-free and low-calorie. Zina B’s Loaded Teas is now welcoming customers at 1609 Euclid Ave. Owner Robert Worley said the idea for the business came after he searched for lower-sugar options his diabetic wife could enjoy.
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Jonesborough announces theme for Christmas parade, applications open
JONESBOROUGH, Tenn. (WJHL) — The Town of Jonesborough has announced the theme of this year’s Christmas Parade, and applications to participate are open. The parade will return on Dec. 12. The theme for 2026 is “A Vintage Christmas.” The parade will begin at 6 p.m. “Folks of all ages will gather along Boone and Main […]
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Public input sought on future of theatre, performing arts in Johnson City
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Johnson City Parks and Recreation and Johnson City Community Theatre are seeking the public’s input on the future of theatre and performing arts in the city. In a release, the city said “community input is an important part of understanding which opportunities, programs,...
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Steele Creek Park Wildlife Weekend explores prehistoric Appalachia
BRISTOL, Tenn. — Steele Creek Park hosted its Wildlife Weekend event Saturday, inviting visitors to explore the ancient history and natural landscape of the Appalachian region. This year’s theme, Prehistoric Appalachia, focused on what the region looked like over millions of years. Organizers said the event covered more than...
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At This Family-Run Tennessee Dairy, You Eat Ice Cream Made On-Site While Watching the Cows
Some of the best stops in Tennessee sit at the end of a winding farm road, far from any billboard or busy highway exit. Out in the rolling countryside of East Tennessee, there is a working dairy where the ice cream is made from milk produced right on the property, and the herd grazes within view of the seats.