Day: November 13, 2009

Don’t Forget…This Weekend Tdot Crews Will Begin To Repair Three Cracks In A Heavily-Traveled Bridge On Interstate 81 In Greene County. The Repairs Will Be Done On The Northbound Lane…

A Former Bluff City Alderman Has Been Hired As The City’s First City Manager. The Board Of Mayor And Alderman Voted To Hire Don Weaver To Fill The Part-Time Job.…

An Appalachia Virginia Woman Is A Bit Wealthier Today After She Won The Sweepstake’s Prize Of 10-Thousand Dollars From Publishers Clearinghouse. 70 Year Old Lavonia Henderson Says Winning The Money…

An Elizabethton lawmaker trying to regain his party credentials won’t be getting any help from a fellow lawmaker. Republican U.S. Sen. Bob Corker says he won’t get involved in whether…

Sullivan County Sheriff Wayne Anderson Has Gained The Support Of The Tennessee Fraternal Order Of Police Lodge #11 To Run For A Fourth Term. During Its Latest Monthly Meeting, Anderson…

You Might Say Christmas Will Come Early This Year For One Kingsport Family. Thanks To The Combined Efforts Of Eastman Chemical Company, Colonial Heights Presbyterian Church, And Habitat For Humanity,…

Another Meth Lab Has Been Discovered In Hawkins County. 55 Year Old Danny Carpenter Is Faces Several Drug Related Charges. Officers Went To His Carroll Road Home In The Mooresburg…

Dozens Of People Gathered In Front Of A Washington County Virginia Courthouse To Protest Regarding The Recent “No” Vote To The Health Care Reform Bill That 9th District Congressman Rick…

Speedway Children’s Charities Has Set A New Record. The Agency Handed Out 650-Thousand Dollars To 84 Area Children’s Agencies, Shattering Last Year’s Record Total Of 575-Thousand Dollars. Claudia Byrd, Director…