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Daily editionFriday, February 14th, 2025

Good morning, Johnson City.

The Daily Johnson City Team

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Here’s your local news at a glance for Friday, the 14th of February.

Community

  1. The Animal Health and Science Student Organization raised funds through a Valentine’s Day pet photo shoot, offering a fun event for community engagement and support for future activities.

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Culture

  1. Local musician and ETSU adjunct professor Trey Hensley won his first Grammy for Best Traditional Blues Album with the Taj Mahal Sextet.

    The East TennesseanRead more

  2. The 'We’re from Around Here: Appalachia Through Women’s Lens' exhibit at Tipton Gallery showcases the diversity and culture of Appalachia as seen through the photography of female artists from the region.

    The East TennesseanRead more

Education

  1. Johnson City Schools celebrated Digital Learning Day with a theme of 'Connected Learning: Connected World', engaging students across all grades in technology-based problem-solving challenges.

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Government

  1. Johnson City commissioners unanimously passed a resolution seeking state legislation for local control over alcohol sales hours to enhance community safety.

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Sports

  1. ETSU celebrates Tommy Woods, the school's first black basketball player, by retiring his jersey during a heartfelt ceremony attended by university leadership, alumni, and fans.

    The East TennesseanRead more

  2. The East Tennessee State University women's basketball team lost to UNC Greensboro 61-56 in overtime, despite Meghan Downing's standout performance with a double-double and nearing a block record.

    The East TennesseanRead more