Pennington Gap
Pennington Gap, VA · Municipal
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Overmountain Men’s March Remembered At Old Blue Springs Day In Mosheim
The annual Old Blue Springs Day was held Saturday at the Historic Blue Springs Lutheran Church in Mosheim with Greene County Historian Tim Massey and historical interpreter Steve Ricker giving a presentation on the Overmountain Men. The pair had recently retraced the steps of the roughly 1,000 men who marched...
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Early voting in Bristol continues, 7% of eligible voters have cast a vote
Early voting continues this week on the ground floor of City Hall around the corner from the Registrars of Voters office. Early voting began in Bristol last Monday, and yesterday, Sunday, Oct. 25, Administrator of Elections Jennifer Brunoli reported via email that 7% of eligible voters in Bristol had voted.
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Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett discusses early voting in Kingsport
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Bristol city council candidates participate in Bristol Chamber forum
BRISTOL, Tenn. (WCYB) — Candidates for city council for both Bristol, Virginia, and Bristol, Tennessee, discussed affordable housing, economic development, job creation and budget transparency during a forum Thursday night at the Paramount. Eight candidates participated. The need for growth to attract new residents and business opportunities was also...
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Retirees Are Flocking To This Virginia Town Where Social Security Is More Than Enough
Somewhere tucked into the mountains of far southwest Virginia, there’s a little town called Appalachia that’s quietly rewriting the rules of retirement. If your idea of the perfect retirement involves stretching every dollar until it practically begs for mercy, this small Virginia town might just be the answer you didn’t know you were looking for.
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Mosheim Board Closing In On Approving Exit 23 Agreement
The Mosheim Board of Mayor and Aldermen is likely to vote on a memorandum of understanding in the first week of December that would see the Greene County government provide the Town of Mosheim an intergovernmental loan of up to $2 million in funding to be used to install sewer lines to reach a development known as “Mosheim Crossing” at Exit 23.