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Kingsport’s Best: Russ & Joyce Brogden

Over the next several weeks, we’ll be recognizing the 2026 recipients of the Kingsport Community Fund’s “Kingsport’s Best”, celebrating those whose service, generosity, and commitment make Kingsport a better place to live. While you’re thinking about it, mark your calendar for the next round: August...

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Registration open for Kingsport’s adult basketball leagues

KINGSPORT, Tenn. (WJHL) — Registration is now open for adult basketball leagues in the City of Kingsport. According to a news release from the city, the cost to register per team is $400 for city residents. “Non-city residents pay $15 per person with a maximum fee of $475 per team,” the release states. Leagues available […]

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New art gallery and shopping events coming to downtown Kingsport

KINGSPORT, Tenn. (WJHL) – A new business showcasing regional artists is coming to downtown Kingsport in the spring. The Conduit Gallery & Goods will open at 106 Market Street in spring 2027. Before its official opening, the business will host two pop-up events to introduce the space and welcome local art vendors to downtown. The […]

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Voting opens Friday for Kingsport’s Gingerbread House Contest

KINGSPORT, Tenn. (WJHL) — Voting for the City of Kingsport’s Gingerbread House Contest opens Friday and runs through Nov. 29. “The Gingerbread House contest was a tradition for many years in Kingsport, and we’re thrilled to bring it back to the community to enjoy this Christmas season,” Communications Specialist Sara Nowell said. “It’s the perfect […]

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Students’ artwork clears roads: TDOT unveils painted snowplows for Hamblen County

Students at John Hay Elementary School and Morristown East High School painted designs on snowplow blades for TDOT's annual program to promote roadway safety and community pride.

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