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David Crockett Birthplace State Park Closed Indefinitely Following Flooding from Helene
LIMESTONE, Tenn. — David Crockett Birthplace State Park, a beloved historic site in East Tennessee, is closed indefinitely due to severe damage caused by unprecedented flooding following Hurricane Helene. The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) confirmed that the park near Limestone has been rendered "unusable" after floodwaters devastated vital facilities and infrastructure.
Grand jury clears former Kingsport police sergeant of criminal wrongdoing
SULLIVAN COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL) — A Sullivan County grand jury cleared a former sergeant with the Kingsport Police Department (KPD) of criminal wrongdoing. On May 17, Daniel Horne resigned from his position with the KPD due to an investigation into an alleged inappropriate photo. According to court documents, a grand jury determined there was no […]
Lane closures planned for milling, paving on South Roan
Johnson City Public Works will mill and pave portions of South Roan Street from Buffalo Street to Quarry Road beginning Tuesday, Oct. 15. During construction, South Roan Street will have temporary lane closures impacting traffic daily between 7 a.m.-5 p.m. The estimated completion date is Friday, Oct. 25, or until related work is completed. Drivers […] The post Lane closures planned for milling, paving on South Roan appeared first on www.elizabethton.com.
JCPD accepting applications for Shop with a Cop
The Johnson City Police Department is excited to announce the 10th annual Shop with a Cop program will be held Wednesday, Dec.11. A partnership between JCPD and Johnson City Schools, Shop with a Cop pairs law enforcement officers with elementary school children in need. The night begins with dinner at Wild Wing Café followed by […] The post JCPD accepting applications for Shop with a Cop appeared first on www.elizabethton.com.
FEMA sets up assistance help at Fender’s Farm
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Specialists with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) will be set up at Fender’s Farm to help people apply for assistance. Disaster Survivor Assistance Teams will be set up from 2 – 7 p.m. Monday through Wednesday. Fender’s Farm (254 Highway 107, Jonesborough) has served as a hub for supply […]
Community Resilience Shines as First Wave of Hurricane Relief Reaches Tennessee
In the heart of Erwin, Tennessee, a beacon of hope emerged as the first shipment of vital supplies for hurricane victims arrived at the Cajun Navy warehouse. This critical delivery marks a significant step in the community’s journey toward recovery, showcasing the power of collective action in the face of adversity.
Boone Lake Association cleaning storm debris
PINEY FLATS, Tenn. (WJHL) — The Boone Lake Association (BLA) is cleaning up after Hurricane Helene left logs, building materials and other debris in the waters of the Watauga River channel. In a release, BLA said the board discussed how the organization can best respond to the Erwin, Elizabethton and North Carolina areas after the […]
Tennessee farms planned for a busy fall tourism season. Hurricane Helene changed everything
The season is "done for" before ever really starting at Fender's Farm in Washington County, Tennessee, where the brief and spooky agritourism opportunities farm owners rely on each fall have been spoiled by the real-life horror of Sept. 27 when Hurricane Helene caused the Nolichucky River to overflow, ravaging farm fields, equipment and infrastructure. Owners Bonnie and Carroll Fender, who began building on the property in 1984, are in their 70s now. Considering all the canceled field...
Tri-Pride hosts annual festival & parade in two states at once as it returns to Bristol
BRISTOL, Tenn./Va. (WJHL) — The TriPride Parade and Festival returned to Bristol on Saturday, where visitors celebrated Pride in two states at once. This year’s theme was “Color Appalachia with Pride!” and featured a one-of-a-kind coloring book for purchase. Headlining performances included LaLa Ri and Maddy Morphosis from RuPaul’s Drag Race, and Sarah Potenza from […]
Bucs rally past Bulldogs for crucial SoCon win
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) – ETSU football twice found itself trailing by two scores at home on Saturday against conference foe, Samford. But, some timely big-hitting pass plays and suffocating second-half defense led the Bucs to rally for a 31-28 victory. The Blue and Gold started with the first possession of the game and wasted […]
‘As Tennesseans, we take care of each other’: Boyd Foundation donates millions to East TN counties after Helene
The Boyd Foundation, which consists of board members Jenny and Randy Boyd, their sons Thomas and Harrison Boyd, and daughter-in-law Lindsey Boyd, has donated funds for the ongoing hurricane relief efforts in East Tennessee counties impacted by the Sept. 27 storm.
Submit questions for Hope After Helene town hall
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Hurricane Helene led to destruction and devastation across the Tri-Cities region, and several are left with questions as to how their lives will be going forward. On Oct. 17, News Channel 11 will host Hope After Helene, a town hall on-air and online to answer questions about recovery and the […]
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