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Kingsport Farmers Market to host annual Fall Festival Oct. 24
KINGSPORT, Tenn. (WJHL) — The Kingsport Farmers Market said it will host its 9th annual Fall Festival on Oct. 24. According to an announcement from the City of Kingsport, the event will take place at 308 Clinchfield Street from 9 a.m. to noon on Oct. 24. All events and activities are free to the public. […]
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Surgoinsville Museum presenting historical drama
SURGOINSVILLE — Hawkins County did not yet exist during the Revolutionary War, but a number of people who lived in what became the county in 1787 played a role in one of the most important battles of the war that made the United States a reality. The Surgoinsville Area Archives and Museum, 120 Old Stage Rd., announced last week that it was joining up with the Town of Surgoinsville and had received a grant from the Tennessee State Museum Association as part of its America 250 initiative. With their support, the Museum announced the the upcoming production of “Voices from the Frontier,” a historical drama telling the story of the Overmountain Men of Hawkins County and their contributions to the Patriots’ victory at the Battle of Kings Mountain on October 7, 1780. The battle took place on the heels of several defeats for the Patriot cause in the South. British Major Patrick Ferguson led a force of about 1,100 British Loyalists against the settlers on the other side of the mountains, hence their name “Overmountain Men.” After Ferguson threatened the settlers that he would “lay waste to their country with fire and sword” unless they stopped supporting the Patriot cause,
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Kingsport announces inaugural Gingerbread House Contest
KINGSPORT, Tenn. (WJHL) – Bakers, families, artists and holiday enthusiasts will have the ability to showcase their creative confectionery skills in a Gingerbread House Contest, according to the City of Kingsport. The event will feature multiple divisions, which include: Entries can be made from scratch or pre-made kits, but must have all major components of […]
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Johnson City Has Been Ordering Chili Dogs And Fries At The Firehouse… No, At Hot Dog Hut For Generations
Some recipes get written down once and never touched again, and in Northeast Tennessee, one chili recipe has been doing its job since 1979. Families who grew up on it now bring their own kids, and the running joke has not changed: you need a fork to finish one of these hot dogs.
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Virginia supermarket closes after $25,000 utility bills become unsustainable
A Virginia grocery store has closed after nearly 25 years in Richlands. Grants Supermarket said its Richlands location shut at the end of business Saturday, Oct. 10. The store served Richlands, Doran and nearby communities for almost 25 years. The decision came as the store’s lease reached its end. Rising...
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Tennessee dad running to California
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Bradford and Milky Way would love to go home this weekend
(WJHL) – Tails and Paws for Saturday, October 10, 2026. Tails and Paws gives you a look at some of the animals that are up for adoption at various animal shelters in the Tri-Cities. Here is a look at just a few of the dogs and cats up for...
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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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Greeneville-Greene County Humane Society Dog of the Week: Wilfred
Wilfred was born in a land far away, in a dragon’s lair. The dragon tried to teach Wilfred all sorts of dragon things, like breathing fire. “Okay, Wilfred. Take a big breath and blow,” the dragon instructed. But the only breath Wilfred could produce was hot, puppy breath. Flying didn’t go very well either. The dragon would sail off into the sky, but no matter how much little Wilfred flapped his Frito toes, he couldn’t even get five inches off the ground. “Must have been all those treats I ate,” he said to himself. Since Wilfred wasn’t really getting the fire or the flying, the dragon decided to teach him a more practical skill: hoarding gold. “Okay, Wilfred. Go find me a piece of gold jewelry and bring it back so I can conceal it in the lair,” the dragon said. Wilfred left the lair in search of the gold, but while he was walking through the woods, something caught his eye. “Oooh squirrel!!” he called as he took off. The squirrel out-scampered little Wilfred, and while he took a break, he got to thinking. “I don’t care about gold and jewels. I just want someone to love.” So, Wilfred
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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...