Good morning, Johnson City.

Boones Creek Christian Church & International Disaster Emergency Services are partnering on four active home-build projects in Bumpus Cove as volunteers work to repair 20 homes still in need nearly 1.5 years after Helene; they need building materials and food to keep the work moving forward.

American Ninja Warrior competitor Whitney Miller launched a Healthy Kids Running Series for children 2-14 in Johnson City at Civitan Park every Sunday at 3 p.m.; the program, sponsored by JC Movement Co + LaCarreta, offers races starting April 12 through May 10.

Jersey Mike’s customers in Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia raised $121,500 for Special Olympics during the Month of Giving campaign in March, with donations boosted by a Day of Giving on March 25 when 100% of sales went to the cause.

ETSU Health received a $2.4 million grant to expand care for homeless patients at local camps.

The funding will help the system provide more services to those in need.

Thirsty Orange Brew Extravaganza

1-7 p.m. — Founders Park — Sample over 150 unique beers — Celebrate Tennessee Craft Beer Month at the 13th annual festival.