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Hunter Berry returns to Carter Fold this Saturday night

HILTONS, Va. — The Carter Family Fold will welcome back Hunter Berry and His Bluegrass Band to its stage on Saturday, Oct. 24, for an evening of classical country music. The performance begins at 7:30 p.m. Hunter Berry brings the fire, finesse, and tradition of East Tennessee fiddling to every stage he steps onto. A longtime member of Rhonda Vincent & The Rage and one of the most respected fiddlers of his generation, Hunter’s playing blends hard‑driving bluegrass with the soulful, old‑time sound that shaped the music of the mountains. Backed by a band of seasoned bluegrass musicians who share his love for authentic, heartfelt picking, Hunter delivers a show filled with tight harmonies, high‑energy instrumentals, and the kind of classic bluegrass that feels right at home in the Carter Family Fold. Their performances honor the roots of the music while showcasing the skill, joy, and personality that make live bluegrass so special. Hunter Berry & Band are proud to bring their music to the Carter Family Fold — a place where tradition lives on and great musicians carry it forward. The Carter Family Fold, located in Hiltons, Virginia, is a nonprofit rural arts organization dedicated to preserving traditional, acoustic

Hiltons, VA · 21d

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Mens golf ends season in Tennessee

Showing some confidence in the final round, sophomore Alec Yap made an eagle for the Flashes. Despite some of the struggles he has faced so far in his first season at Kent State, Yap proved to be a major factor in the last tournament of 2026. The men’s golf team...

Jonesborough, TN · 21d

Elizabethton Star

Downtown Elizabethton to host Cruise ‘N Treats on Elk Oct. 31

Downtown Elizabethton and the Carter County Car Club will host Cruise ‘N Treats on Elk on Saturday, Oct. 31, from 4 to 6 p.m., offering a free Halloween celebration for […]

Elizabethton, TN · 22d

WATE

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Historic church, cemeteries among East Tennessee sites receiving new recognition

Several East Tennessee landmarks and communities were added to historical registers, while others received federal grant funding for restoration projects and planning efforts.

Tennessee · 23d

WJHL

Blue Ridge Artisan Days Fall Festival returns to Gray this weekend

GRAY, Tenn. (WJHL) – Shoppers looking for handmade goods, seasonal decorations, and unique gifts will have a chance to support local businesses this weekend at the Blue Ridge Artisan Days Fall Festival. The two-day event will take place at the Appalachian Fairgrounds on Friday, Oct. 23, from 3:00-7:00 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 24, from 9 a.m.- […]

Gray, TN · 22d

WJHL

Kingsport man featured in new ‘Five Guys’ Prime Video docuseries

KINGSPORT, Tenn. (WJHL) – A Kingsport man will be featured in a new docuseries on Prime Video while showing off his burger skills. Kingsport native Carson Tate is set to be featured in a new docuseries entitled ‘On The Line: The World Burger Games’ on Prime Video. Tate is the general manager at the Five […]

Kingsport, TN · 23d

mycouriernews.com

Museum opens Cline wagon, pearling exhibits

Last week, the Museum of Appalachia opened two new permanent exhibits that recount two historic periods in this area’s rich Appalachian history:. One is the Cline Wagon exhibit, which follows an historic Claiborne County wagon from its Appalachian roots to Michigan and back decades later, and second is the Clinch River Pearling exhibit, which explores how pearls harvested from the Clinch River helped connect Clinton to an international market.

Claiborne County, TN · 23d

WJHL

Renovations to Kingsport Public Library continue

KINGSPORT, Tenn. (WJHL) – Crews are continuing to work to make the updates needed for the Kingsport Public Library as it prepares to reopen next year. Stephanie Griffin, manager of the Kingsport Library and Archives, said that after months of work, the new library is beginning to take shape. “So, there’s been a lot of […]

Kingsport, TN · 24d

WJHL

LIST: Trunk-or-Treat events in NETN & SWVA

TRI-CITIES (WJHL) — With Halloween creeping around the corner, dozens of local departments, businesses and churches are stocking up their candy bowls for Trunk-or-Treat. The growing list of events is below: Tennessee Virginia

Sullivan County, TN · 22d

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Lamar wraps up fall season at Bank of Tennessee

JONESBOROUGH, Tenn. — Lamar University concluded its fall season with a 13th-place finish at the Bank of Tennessee tournament Wednesday at Blackthorn Club. The Cardinals posted a three-round total of 873 (285-287-301), finishing one stroke behind 12th-place Mercer. Nathan Woodham highlighted the final round with a 2-under 70, carding...

Jonesborough, TN · 23d

Elizabethton Star

Monster Fest 3: The Revenge brings Halloween thrills to the Bonnie Kate

The monsters are returning to the historic Bonnie Kate Theater as “Monster Fest 3: The Revenge” brings a lineup of classic horror films, Halloween favorites and family-friendly entertainment to downtown […]

Elizabethton, TN · 25d

The Rogersville Review

Local student wins photo contest with apropos shot

Heritage Days itself is a Rogersville tradition dating back to the late 1970s. Care NET’s photo contest for Hawkins County high school students is only in its third year, but it continues to draw a strong response from local young photographers. The theme for this year was an unwittingly prophetic one: “Whatever the Weather.” During Heritage Days, visitors and event organizers found themselves sweating out the remnants of a powerful hurricane that thankfully stayed well to the west of Hawkins County and brought only some wind and occasional showers. Bill Kornrich of Care NET described it as a “definite “Whatever the Weather” weekend.” Victoria Jones of Clinch High School captured the spirit of the day perfectly. Those who attended Heritage Days on Saturday were treated to a double rainbow following one of the squalls. Jones’ winning entry displayed such a phenomenon. Jones will receive a Fuji Film Instax camera with printing paper for her first-place prize. Clinch also had the runner-up, Jaxon Davis, who will receive a $50 gift certificate. Finishing third and claiming a $25 gift certificate was Jackson Zill of Cherokee High School. Care NET sponsors the photo contest each year for Hawkins County high school students. It

Rogersville, TN · 24d

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Bands of America returns to Johnson City

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) – More than 20 high school marching bands coming from Tennessee to South Carolina have all traveled to Johnson City to compete in the Bands of America Ballad Health East Tennessee Regional Competition. Pike Central High School band member Levi Williams told News Channel 11...

Johnson City, TN · 26d

The Rogersville Review

PHOTO GALLERY: Greeneville edges Volunteer for 2-AA title

GREENEVILLE — Angelyn Diaz scored twice and assisted Kinsley Spradlen on a third goal as Greeneville held off Volunteer 3-1 to capture its 22nd consecutive district championship on Thursday, Oct. 15 at Fox Field. The Volunteer defense held Greeneville scoreless until the 37th minute when Diaz took a pass from Andrehina Moreno and found the back of the net for the 1-0 lead. That’s where it stood at the intermission. Three minutes into the second half, Diaz dished to Spradlen for a goal and the 2-0 lead. Volunteer cut the deficit to 2-1 in the 51st minute when freshman Ansley Glass scored on an assist from senior Raya Kochemba. Diaz struck again with about three minutes left in the match to give the Lady Greene Devils some breathing room with the 3-1 lead. Volunteer keeper Khloe Sanders had 17 saves in the title match. “Couldn’t be more proud of the effort tonight. Khloe had a fantastic game. The whole team played well,” Volunteer coach Mitchell Magill said. “Looking forward to a potential rematch in a week. I think we can get there if we play the way we did tonight.” In the District 1-AA tournament championship, Arvella Nave scored two

Greeneville, TN · 25d

The Rogersville Review

PHOTO GALLERY: Pioneers hold on for 'Wynn' over Chiefs

ROGERSVILLE — David Crockett rolled into Big Red Valley and built an early double-digit lead against Cherokee, just as it had in back-to-back losses the past two seasons. Only this time, the Pioneers weren’t leaving without the win. Senior A.J. Wynn made sure of it. Wynn had a hand in all three David Crockett touchdowns, including a 3-yard scoring run with 27.1 seconds remaining, to lead the Pioneers to a 21-14 nonconference win over the Chiefs on Friday, Oct. 16 at Mike Sivert Field. “He is one of the best football players in East Tennessee and he has been for some time now,” Cherokee coach Josh Hensley said. “That’s a good 5A football team. … Hats off to Hayden (Chandley) for the game plan and the way that they performed.” Fans had hardly settled into their seats when Wynn took the opening kickoff 93 yards down the David Crockett sideline to give the Pioneers a 7-0 lead just 17 seconds into the game. He ran for 97 yards and threw for 126 more in the game, including a 32-yard touchdown strike to Marckis Carrier to put the Pioneers up 14-0 with 3:57 left to play in the first half. The

Rogersville, TN · 25d

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Making Hay While the Sun Shines

September event spotlighted vernacular barns in Madison County. Barns are as much a part of the Appalachian landscape as hills and hollers, and that’s especially true in Madison County, where agricultural buildings are intimately woven into the history and culture of one of Western North Carolina’s most rural districts. The Appalachian Barn Alliance’s annual Barn Day earlier this fall provided an opportunity to explore the stories and legends encoded in the weathered wood and rusted nails of five historic barns at the Smith Farm at Bailey Mountain Preserve in Mars Hill. They’re among an estimated 10,000 such barns that dot the countryside, some still in use but others, built as tobacco barns, falling into disrepair with the collapse of that once-crucial cash crop.

Madison County, NC · 25d

WashingtonExaminer

The power of storytelling: What the country could learn from a small-town festival

Josh Goforth, a storyteller and acoustic musician in his 40s, stood at the microphone beneath the Courthouse Tent in Jonesborough, Tennessee. He had decided to start his set with a song, and since the tent was just yards from the railroad tracks, he chose a bluegrass standard called “I’m Bound to Ride.” It follows a […]

Jonesborough, TN · 27d

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Lamar closes fall season at Bank of Tennessee

BEAUMONT, Texas — Lamar University closes out its fall season at the three-day Bank of Tennessee tournament Oct. 19-21 at Blackthorn Club in Jonesborough, Tenn. The Cardinals shot an 11-under-par 277 in the final round of the West Bay Collegiate Invitational to finish 14th in the 15-team field. Matthew...

Jonesborough, TN · 26d

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