Good morning, Johnson City.

Bistro on 6th, a nearby Bristol restaurant, will soon appear on USA Network’s Everything on the Menu with Braun Strowman (its TV debut expected to boost its profile) and bring national attention to its creative menu and community ties.

Families in the Tri-Cities area joined an annual back-to-school bash that provided free backpacks, supplies, and clothing for students (including dance contests for prizes) and organizers said the event supports local families and honors a loved one's memory.

Washington County leaders announced that Highway 11E now has a 55 mph limit and a new blinking yellow traffic light on Stockyard Road near the industrial park, which will be active next Wednesday to boost safety.

The US Army Corps of Engineers awarded a $33.7 million contract to DRC Emergency Services to clear hurricane debris along the Nolichucky River in Cherokee National Forest to remove health hazards and improve recreation for families.

Work will begin early September and is expected to take 240 days — weather permitting.

Cedar Recovery opened its Bristol clinic to offer opioid treatment services including methadone, counseling, and support, reducing the need for patients to travel over an hour.

The detailed intake process and daily treatment visits give patients a structured start for recovery.