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‘Skate by the Doe’: Free ice skating returning to Elizabethton

ELIZABETHTON, Tenn. (WJHL) — The City of Elizabethton’s Parks and Recreation Department said its annual Skate by the Doe ice rink will return for free this season. According to the department, the synthetic ice rink will move this year from Covered Bridge Park to Edwards Island Park, 210 N Riverside Drive, because of scheduled renovations […]

Elizabethton, TN · 1d

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Made Around Here Market, Veterans Day Parade: Weekend events in the Tri-Cities

TRI-CITIES, Tenn./Va. (WJHL) — Veterans Day is on Wednesday, and there is no shortage of events honoring those who've served in the United States military happening this weekend ahead of the holiday. News Channel 11 has compiled the following list of events taking place Friday, Saturday and Sunday:. Southwest...

Johnson City, TN · 15h
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Hicks Block apartments ready to rent in Kingsport

KINGSPORT, Tenn. (WJHL) – Hicks Block, a restored building between Broad and Market Street, hosted a walk-through to showcase recent improvements. Co-owner and architect Katie Casebolt spoke with News Channel 11 about the progress. “It has had a huge transformation from the last time, where the units were 99.5% finished,” Casebolt said. “We’re just finishing […]

Kingsport, TN · 1d

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Good morning, Bristol! Wednesday, Nov 4, 2026

Here we are on the other side of the mid-terms and Bristol is looking very different when it comes to our state contingent. Are we talking sweep for the Democrats? Not locally, but there are changes. Weather. The pinnacle–at least in November and for the time being–a high of 71F....

Bristol, TN · 2d
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Vacationers have a voice in Tennessee mountain forest proposal

LAKELAND, Ga. — For South Georgians who head to the Tennessee mountains for cooler air, wooded trails and a change of scenery, a federal forest proposal offers a reason to look beyond the next vacation reservation. The Cherokee National Forest’s Watauga Ranger District is seeking public comments on a...

Georgia · 1d

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$714 Million Investment: Nuclear Technology Company Prepares For Major TN Expansion

(UCBJ) – BWXT, a company that produces high-purity depleted uranium (HPDU) metal for the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration, is investing $714.5 million to create 181 new jobs through an expansion of its Washington County operations, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee announced today. The project, supported...

Washington County, TN · 17h

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Three East Tennessee counties to get mental health clinicians through grant

ANDERSON COUNTY, Tenn. (WATE) — The Tennessee government plans to hire mental health clinicians to serve several rural counties using a federal grant. Tennessee plans to use part of a $10 million grant to expand its Co-located Mental Health Services at County Health Departments program into Anderson, Cumberland, Hawkins, Bradley, Coffee, Montgomery, and Tipton Counties.

Anderson County, TN · 2d

WSOC Charlotte

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35-foot Avery County Christmas tree arrives at Biltmore House

A 35-foot Fraser fir grown at Andrew’s Nursery in Avery County has arrived at Biltmore House as the centerpiece of the estate’s annual holiday display, ABC affiliate WLOS reported.

Avery County, NC · 3d

WHNT News 19

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Tennessee regulators find abuse, delayed care at Brookdale senior living facilities

The Brentwood-headquartered company has agreed to pay $13,500 in fines for violations affecting the health, safety, and welfare of residents in four facilities.

Tennessee · 2d

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10 Tennessee Towns Where Rising Property Tax Bills Are Putting Pressure On Homeowners

One Tennessee city actually lowered its property tax rate, and many homeowners still expected bigger bills. The reason?. A county reappraisal pushed average property values up by 66 percent. That twist keeps popping up across the state. One small East Tennessee town weighed a 28 percent rate jump. Another little...

Tennessee · 2d

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You Can Cross Three County Lines Without Ever Leaving This North Carolina Restaurant

There’s a restaurant in Newland, North Carolina, where the county line runs right through the dining room, and nobody seems the least bit bothered by it. Famous Louise’s Rock House Restaurant sits at the meeting point of Avery, Mitchell, and McDowell counties, which means your soup might be in one county while your sandwich is technically in another.

North Carolina · 3d

WJHL

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Town of Mountain City to see road improvements in five corridors after USDOT grant

MOUNTAIN CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — The Town of Mountain City has received more than $2 million in funds from the United States Department of Transportation to improve roadway and pedestrian safety. The federal award totals $2,482,850, along with a $620,713 local match from the Town of Mountain City, for a total of $3.1 million dedicated […]

Mountain City, TN · 1d

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Incumbent Tim Hicks defeats Batt, Broadwater for TN House District 6 seat

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Incumbent Republican Tim Hicks has defeated Democratic challenger Brad Batt for the Tennessee House District 6 seat. Hicks won with nearly 62% of the vote, according to unofficial election results Tuesday night. Hicks has been serving in the Tennessee House for six years. This...

Johnson City, TN · 3d

The Rogersville Review

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Rogersville Trunk or Treat Celebration

Anyone who wanted candy on Halloween didn’t need to walk around town going door-to-door. All they needed to do is come downtown, where local business, civic leaders, and others set up booths and gave out free candy to anyone who wanted. The line went all the way from the vicinity of Hale Springs Inn at one end of downtown to beyond the offices of The Rogersville Review at the other end. This was the 17th year in which Rogersville has featured a downtown Trunk or Treat event. A costume contest was part of the festivities.

Rogersville, TN · 1d

WJHL

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BWXT & TDEC share insight into Jonesborough expansion

WASHINGTON COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Thursday night, the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC), along with BWXT, answered questions about an air contaminant permit application as the company expands its high-purity depleted-uranium facility in Jonesborough. Officials said during the meeting that the goal is to address community concerns about air pollution. “One scrubber for […]

Jonesborough, TN · 1d

WJHL

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Incumbent Rebecca Alexander retains the District 7 seat in Washington County

WASHINGTON COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL) – State Representative Rebecca Alexander will retain her District 7 seat after defeating Democratic challenger Sarah Jayne Della Vecchia Tuesday night. Alexander, the Republican incumbent, won 61.82% of the vote in Washington County to Della Vecchia’s 38.18%. Rep. Alexander has held the District 7 seat since 2021.

Washington County, TN · 3d

WJHL

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Area Long Term Recovery Groups to change services

TRI-CITIES, Tenn. (WJHL) – More than two years after Hurricane Helene’s devastation, local Long Term Recovery Groups (LTRGs) are starting to make changes in the services they provide for the area. The Washington County LTRG announced Tuesday that it will soon deactivate its disaster recovery efforts. “When we first started up in 2024, everybody said […]

Washington County, TN · 2d

The Greeneville Sun

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Historic Zoning Commission approves benches, calls special meeting

The Greeneville Historic Zoning Commission considered two applications for Certificates of Appropriateness on Tuesday. The Commission unanimously approved an application for the installation of benches at 122 South Main Street while tabling an application for limited demolition and painting at 300 North Main Street. A called meeting will decide the outcome of the tabled application on Nov. 10. Commission members approved Jamey and Tammy Fillers’ application to install two benches to the front of the building at 122 South Main Street. The owners said their primary reason for the request is that one of the benches will cover and protect an emergency sprinkler line which they are concerned is currently vulnerable to damage. The other bench will be added to make the appearance symmetrical. Both benches are to be made from stainable oak. The Commission tabled Darlene Clark’s application to demolish a garage and one other small addition attached to the house at 300 North Main Street and to repaint the building. Clark does not currently own the property in question. She stated to the Commission that she is interested in purchasing it but only if the garage and another small addition to the original structure are able to be

Greeneville, TN · 1d

The Greeneville Sun

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Greene County Thanksgiving Day Outreach seeks volunteers to help feed thousands in need

Volunteers are being sought to help with this year’s Greene County Thanksgiving Outreach, an event which is expected to feed more than 2,500 individuals this year. The annual event held each Thanksgiving Day provides meals throughout Greene County to those who may not otherwise enjoy a Thanksgiving meal. “There is a limit of one meal per household member and requests for meals must be submitted by Nov. 15,” a news release from event organizers says. Those desiring to have meals delivered to their homes may register online via the “Meal Request” link at www.thanksgivingoutreach.org or call 423-467-5144. Last year, the Greene County Thanksgiving Outreach provided meals to more than 2,500 individuals — and organizers expect to feed “at least that many” this year. “Thanksgiving is a longtime American tradition that knows no boundaries,” says Ron Russell, who is serving as chairman of the 2026 Thanksgiving Outreach Planning Committee. “Being able to help the homebound and others in need at this time of the year is meaningful both to the volunteers and the recipients,” he adds. The Thanksgiving Outreach is facilitated by a team of interfaith organizers. Although the event is organized by the faith community, Russell notes that the planning

Greene County, TN · 1d

The Rogersville Review

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Rec League Notes: MovingU Fitness returns in Rogersville

The region offers a host of recreational opportunities and family activities throughout the year. Here are some local happenings and signups you might want to check out. MovingU Fitness returns in Rogersville ROGERSVILLE — The Rogersville Parks and Recreation Department offers MovingU Fitness on Mondays at 6 p.m. at the parks and recreation building. Join certified trainer Neal Ewing for a workout focused on cardio and light weight training. The cost is $5 per session, payable on site. To learn more, call the Parks and Recreation Office at 423-272-2545 or email parks@rogersvilletn.gov. Basketball signups underway in Church Hill CHURCH HILL — Youth league basketball signups are underway for Church Hill Parks and Recreation. The coed league is open to youth ages 4-6. The registration fee is $30. The deadline to register is Friday, Dec. 11. Sign up online at churchhilltn.gov or stop by City Hall. For more details, call 423-358-8162 or email recdirector@churchhilltn.gov. Church Hill volleyball registration open CHURCH HILL — Signups are now open for youth league volleyball through Church Hill Parks and Recreation. The deadline to sign up is Friday Dec. 11. Leagues offered will be for grades 3-5 coed and grades 6-8 coed. The fee is $30

Rogersville, TN · 13h