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Halloween Haunts & Happenings: Weekend events in the Tri-Cities

TRI-CITIES, Tenn./Va. (WJHL) — Halloween is Saturday, and plenty of events for the whole family are happening around the Tri-Cities. News Channel 11 has compiled the list below of events taking place Friday, Saturday and Sunday: Halloween Happenings Halloween Haunts & Happenings Creepy Crawl Red, White, Blue and Gold: ETSU Homecoming Week 6th annual Trick-or-Treat […]

Greeneville, TN · 14d

The Rogersville Review

PHOTO GALLERY: Church Hill holds off Surgoinsville

CHURCH HILL — Church Hill took an early lead and held off a second-half charge by Surgoinsville to win a war between Volunteer’s feeder schools 39-28 at the Sixth Annual Battle at the Hill middle school boys basketball tournament on Tuesday, Oct. 27. With the win, Church Hill remained in the winners’ bracket and moved on to face Hancock County on Thursday night for a berth in Friday’s championship game. Surgoinsville fell into the losers’ bracket to face Sullivan Heights in an elimination game on Thursday. Results from Thursday’s games were unavailable at press time for the Weekend edition. The Surgoinsville/Sullivan Heights winner will face the Church Hill/Hancock County loser in another elimination game on Friday at 6 p.m. for a berth in the championship game. The championship game is scheduled for Friday, Oct. 30 at 8 p.m. at Church Hill Middle School game. In Tuesday’s rivalry game between Church Hill and Surgoinsville, the Panthers took advantage of cold shooting by the Eagles and jumped out to a 14-5 halftime lead. The Eagles came back to pull within two, 20-18, headed into the final period. But the Panthers answered the bell. Julian Carter buried a pair of 3-pointers and James

Surgoinsville, TN · 14d

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Rogersville's Veterans Parade coming up next week

The latest installment of Rogersville’s year-long celebration of America 250 is coming up Saturday, Nov. 7, when the town will host a Veterans Parade along Main Street downtown. The event aspires to bring veterans, families and community members together for a day of patriotism, remembrance, and gratitude. The parade was announced in late summer, and planning has been ongoing for a few months now. The first evidence of the big day will take place Saturday, following the town’s annual Trunk or Treat celebration for Halloween. “The banners will go up Saturday night, right after Trunk or Treat,” said event coordinator Beth Metz, referring to the veteran recognition banners that have been offered throughout September and October for family and friends of local veterans to recognize them for their service. These personalized banners will be displayed on Main Street throughout the month of November. They each feature one veteran and may be kept by the sponsor following the display. The parade will take place at 11 a.m., beginning at East Rogersville Baptist Church and travel west on Main Street to First Baptist Church of Rogersville. Parade lineup will begin at 10 in the parking lots in front of the church. The

Rogersville, TN · 15d

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8 Days in Savannah: 49 Winchester's 'Change of Plans' Is the Castlewood, Virginia Band's Lucille Records / MCA Debut

Castlewood, Virginia's 49 Winchester released Change of Plans on Lucille Records / MCA, recorded in eight days with Dave Cobb in Savannah.

Castlewood, VA · 16d

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Holston Heritage Museum to honor local veterans with ceremony

BLUFF CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) – The Friends of Holston Heritage Museum are preparing a special ceremony to honor local veterans ahead of Veterans Day. As part of the ceremony, 14 veterans will receive handmade lap quilts as a way to recognize and thank them for their service. They also plan to host monthly activities, including […]

Sullivan County, TN · 14d

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Historic church, cemeteries among East Tennessee sites receiving new recognition

TAZEWELL, Tenn. (WATE) — Several East Tennessee landmarks have been added to various historical registers, according to information released by the Tennessee Historical Commission (THC). The Methodist Episcopal Church South at Tazewell in Claiborne County was added to the National Register of Historic Places in July 2026 due to...

Tennessee · 23d

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Greeneville Bowling Teams Strike Twice Against Cherokee

Greeneville’s bowling teams traveled to Rogersville Monday afternoon and came away with a pair of victories over Cherokee. The Lady Devils rolled to a 25-2 win, while the Greene Devils secured a 19-8 victory. GIRLS: Greeneville 25 – Cherokee 2. Greeneville’s girls clinched the No. 2 seed for...

Greeneville, TN · 18d

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Protective order filed against Hillbilly Crimes creator Elizabeth Jones

Elizabeth Jones, the Jenkins resident who recently won her lawsuit against the Jenkins Independent School District over its attempt to ban her from school property, is in the spotlight once again. On October 13, the Letcher County Sheriff’s Office served a protective order against Jones, according to an article published...

Jenkins, KY · 22d

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Author Silas House Discusses His New Generation-spanning, Sweeping Family Saga

This conversation originally aired in the Oct. 25, 2026, episode of Inside Appalachia. Silas House is a prolific writer who is a vital voice in Appalachia. The Kentucky native has written more than 15 books, served as the state’s poet laureate, done music journalism and even wrote and directed a music video for Tyler Childers.

Kentucky · 18d

The Rogersville Review

PHOTO GALLERY: Chiefs knock off Falcons, stay in playoff hunt

CHURCH HILL — The Cherokee Chiefs knocked off Hawkins County rival Volunteer 23-13 on Friday night at the Falcons’ Nest to stay in the hunt for a third straight playoff berth. Region 1-4A’s fourth and final playoff spot will be decided Friday night when the Chiefs (5-4, 3-3) host Northview Academy (5-4, 3-3) in the regular-season finale on senior night in Big Red Valley. To get to that one, the Chiefs had to make sure they took care of the other big one on their schedule — the annual Battle of Hawkins County on the road in front of a packed house and a regional TV audience. Mission accomplished. “We had said that we’re in control of our destiny and control our own fate. I’m super proud of our guys for getting this done with resolve tonight,” said Cherokee coach Josh Hensley, who improves to 5-1 against his alma mater. “I’m super proud of this football team. These guys have a lot of guts and a lot of pride in their community and in their school,” Hensley said. “I’m super proud to send our seniors off as official bird killers.” Cherokee has now won five in a row and will

Rogersville, TN · 18d

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‘Super Spooky’ Halloween festival brings Tri-Cities together for candy and scares

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) – The ‘Super Spooky’ Halloween festival brought the season to life at Freedom Hall on Saturday. Johnson City Parks and Recreation hosted its free festival from 4-7 p.m., featuring games, crafts, candy, a pumpkin patch, and a costume contest. Inside Freedom Hall was a haunted hallway. Local businesses and organizations helped […]

Johnson City, TN · 20d

The Rogersville Review

BCM hosting special Nov. 13 show for America 250

BRISTOL — In partnership with The Crooked Road: Virginia’s Heritage Music Trail, Mountain Empire Children’s Choral Academy, and Theatre Bristol, the Birthplace of Country Music Museum is bringing together an impressive lineup of talented artists for Songs of the Revolution(s), a musical tribute to America’s 250th. The show will take place Friday, Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. at the Cameo Theatre, 703 State St, Bristol, Va. The lineup will feature: MECCA Men and Bella Voce from the Mountain Empire Children’s Choral AcademyPerformers coordinated by Dave Eggar for a Hamilton mash-up, although Eggar himself will not be available.Artists along the Crooked Road, including Tyler Hughes, Ron Short, and Jim LloydLee Street Baptist Church choir membersFlorencia RusiñolYWCA TechGYRLSSeveral Theatre Bristol soloists Songs of the Revolution(s) explores revolutionary moments in America’s history through song and spoken word — from the American Revolution and struggle for civil rights and women’s suffrage, to the evolution of industry and innovation, to sacrifice and service in many spheres of American life, to the connections between people and communities that make our nation stronger and more vibrant. Featured songs include “Kings Mountain,” “Get Together,” “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” “What’s Going On,” “Sixteen Tons,” “Keep Marching” from the

Bristol, VA · 19d

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‘Radium Girls’ subject of American Clock & Watch Museum program, Oct 29, 2026

The American Clock & Watch Museum will present the program “The Radium Dial Painters: Their Fatal Brush with Death,” Thursday, Oct. 29, at 7 p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. The story of the young women dial painters who suffered as a direct result of their employment has been featured in exhibits at the museum over the past few years, according to the release from the museum.

Bristol, TN · 20d

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A look at the history of Rogersville

ROGERSVILLE, Tenn. (WCYB) — Local historian Ed Jones is sharing stories about the people and places that shaped Rogersville, including details he says are often overlooked. “I’m interested in the things that most people don’t know about. I like figuring out stories people haven’t heard, because history is written by the winners, and sometimes the little stories get left out that should be told,” Jones said.

Rogersville, TN · 21d

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Section of log predating Tennessee returns to Washington County

WASHINGTON COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL) — A preserved section of a log that served as part of the foundation of Washington County, Tennessee’s original courthouse returned home on Friday. The piece of the log was given to the Washington County Archives by the Calvin M. McClung Historical Collection of the Knox County Public Library, according to […]

Washington County, TN · 21d

The Rogersville Review

Bays Mountain Park hosting Laser Light shows

KINGSPORT — Bays Mountain Park is thrilled to announce the return of its popular laser light programs for the month of October. These spooky and family-friendly shows blend custom laser imagery with legendary rock, heavy metal and Halloween classics. Celebrate the Halloween season with classic tunes during the “Fright Light” show. Rush fans won’t want to miss the music of their iconic “2112” album or you can satisfy that heavy metal itch with the pioneering and electrifying sounds of Metallica. Either way, you’re guaranteed an evening of great music and amazing laser visuals in the park’s planetarium theater. Bays Mountain Park will be hosting three different laser light shows during the month of October. Laser Fright Light Looking for a unique way to send chills up your spine? This popular program features a mix of Halloween music, from classics like the Monster Mash to pop hits featuring Michael Jackson's Thriller, all set to fantastic laser artwork. Fright Light is a ghoulishly good way to celebrate this holiday with the whole family -- if you dare! Tickets: $12 adults / $7 for children 12 and under Dates: October 27, 29, 30 & 31 For showtimes, visit our website or click on

Kingsport, TN · 22d

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WATCH: 2026 Johnson City Christmas Parade

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — The Johnson City Christmas Parade returns this holiday season on Dec. 5! Join News Channel 11 as we bring you the sights and sounds of the parade in downtown Johnson City. The parade will stream live on WJHL+ and WJHL.com at 10:30 a.m.

Johnson City, TN · 21d

The Rogersville Review

Clay Walker Christmas coming to NPAC Nov. 29

GREENEVILLE — Rumor has it … it’s shaping up to be A Clay Walker Family Christmas. This holiday season, Clay Walker invites fans to celebrate with him and his family for a special 90-minute Christmas concert and sing-along filled with music, family, and holiday tradition. The evening will include some of Clay’s biggest hits (“If I Could Make A Living,” “She Won’t Be Lonely Long,” “Live Until I Die,” and many more) as well as a festive collection of Christmas classics. The show will take place at the Niswonger Performing Arts Center, 212 Tusculum Blvd., Greeneville on Sunday, Nov. 29 at 4 p.m. Tickets are on sale now at the NPAC website, npacgreeneville.com, at $55 for the balcony, $65 for the mezzanine, and $75 for the orchestra. Doors will open one hour prior to the performance that Sunday. In the spirit of the season, Clay’s family will be part of the celebration, with his children joining him for select holiday favorites. In the spirit of the season, the band and NPAC will be collecting donations of unwrapped toys for the children of the Isaiah 117 Organization. They ask guests to bring donations to the table in the lobby the night

Greeneville, TN · 19d

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Sullivan County Public Library offers free technology classes and Chromebooks

SULLIVAN COUNTY, Tenn. (WCYB) — The Sullivan County Public Library will offer free technology classes and laptops beginning next month through a Broadband Ready Communities program. The classes will teach participants basic computer skills, how to navigate the internet safely and securely, and other digital skills. The program is...

Sullivan County, TN · 22d

The Rogersville Review