Shady Valley
Shady Valley, TN · Traffic & Transit
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Resurfacing Eastman Road to begin soon in Kingsport
Contract crews hired by the city of Kingsport will begin installing signage for detours and other safety measures as a resurfacing project begins in the coming days for the Eastman Road area. Nearly 5 miles of roadway—extending from Stone Drive to the Lincoln Street bridge at Eastman Chemical Company—will receive...
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Completion Date Now Unknown For Repairs To 11E Bridge Over Snapps Ferry After Months Of Work
After setting different estimated dates for completing repairs on the 11E bridge over Snapps Ferry Road, the project now has no completion date according to Tennessee Department of Transportation officials. Work on the bridge has been ongoing for months, and the repairs have taken much longer than anticipated. The Tennessee...
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Morristown Pours New Roads and Parking Into Historic Fulton-Hill Park
A new construction phase is underway at Fulton-Hill Park in Morristown, with crews paving the gravel drive that climbs the hill and adding parking, including handicap spaces, at the top of the hill. The work also includes a concrete staging area next to the existing sidewalk for events and a concrete pad laid for a future pavilion.
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Labor Day traffic causing congestion in Cocke County
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Closure to occur on West Mountainview near Fink
Johnson City Public Works crews will install stormwater infrastructure on West Mountainview Road west of Fink Drive beginning Monday, Sept. 14. The construction project is expected to last approximately two weeks, with completion anticipated by Sept. 25, weather permitting. Fink Drive residents and those who live east of Fink Drive...
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Tennessee's Longest Rail-Trail Hides A Fascinating Train Whistle Legend
The East Tennessee & Western North Carolina Railroad had a mouthful of a name and remarkably small ambitions. What it did have was a high-pitched, bird-like whistle that echoed through the peaceful hollers of northeast Tennessee. Locals quickly started calling it the Tweetsie. That catchy nickname outlasted the historic railroad by decades, and when the […]