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Thursday, November 7th, 2024

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Good morning, Johnson City. Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 7th of November.

COMMUNITY NEWS

  • The 'Bring a Trader Joe's to Johnson City Campaign', led by Alexis Vance and ETSU students, aims to attract the grocery chain to the city by demonstrating community and campus interest.  The East Tennessean
  • ETSU is set to host its twelfth annual Holiday Lights Celebration on Nov. 18, bringing together the community for a night of festive cheer and tradition.  The East Tennessean

CULTURE NEWS

  • The FL3TCHER Exhibit, celebrating the legacy of Fletcher H. Dyer, showcases diverse artworks focused on contemporary social and political issues, including the impact of the presidential election on democracy.  The East Tennessean

EDUCATION NEWS

  • ETSU's annual Family Weekend aims to enhance campus connections with events from Nov. 8-10, offering families a chance to experience their student's college life.  The East Tennessean
  • ETSU Speech and Debate Team garnered 37 trophies at the MTSU PEJAVER Tournament, showcasing the team's growth and success.  The East Tennessean
  • ETSU is celebrating Indigenous Peoples Heritage Month with events including lectures, storytelling sessions, and conversations organized by the Mary V. Jordan Multicultural Center and the Native American Student Organization.  The East Tennessean
  • The Sherrod Library's Innovation Commons is offering a 'Sewing Basics' workshop on November 12 to teach college students sewing skills and let them create a tote bag.  The East Tennessean

GOVERNMENT NEWS

  • Provisional ballots are being counted in Johnson City's commission race, where the margin between Joe Wise and Aaron Murphy was only 46 votes, with the potential to change the outcome.  WCYB

SPORTS NEWS

  • ETSU's football team lost 37-31 to No. 12 Mercer despite a school-record 459 passing yards, hampered by turnovers and penalties.  The East Tennessean
  • The ETSU Buccaneers opened their basketball season with a 72-51 win over Newberry College, led by standout performances from Quimari Peterson and Jaden Seymour.  The East Tennessean

EVENTS

SUBMIT EVENT
  • An Evening with Jeff Lane at Rocks Wood Fired Pizza & Grill

    Experience a lively night filled with classic songs and delicious food at Rocks Pizza with Jeff Lane's soul-infused folk music.

    Fri, 11/8/24

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  • Below 7 Live Performance

    Experience a lively musical night with the band Below 7, blending the sounds of Virginia and Tennessee.

    Sat, 11/9/24

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  • Graphic Design Certificate Program in Johnson City, TN

    Experience hands-on learning in graphic design through a comprehensive certificate program offering valuable skills for creative careers.

    Mon, 11/11/24

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  • Sean Dietrich Benefit Concert at Freedom Hall Civic Center

    Experience an inspiring benefit concert featuring Sean Dietrich, a renowned storyteller and commentator, supporting those affected by Hurricane Helene.

    Tue, 11/12/24

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  • Celebrate the Appalachian Opportunity Fund's 5th Anniversary Fundraiser Dinner

    Celebrate the 5th anniversary of the Appalachian Opportunity Fund with a community dinner aimed at raising funds for free financial coaching and support for those in need.

    Thu, 11/14/24

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  • Jeff Lane Live at Rocks Wood Fired Pizza & Grill

    Experience an engaging live performance by Jeff Lane at a local favorite venue in Johnson City.

    Fri, 11/15/24

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  • ETSU Buccaneers vs. Furman Paladins College Football Game

    Experience the thrilling matchup between the Furman Paladins and ETSU Buccaneers at William B. Greene Jr. Stadium.

    Sat, 11/16/24

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  • An Evening with Jeff Lane at Rocks Wood Fired Pizza

    Experience a night of soulful folk music infused with country-blues at Johnson City's Rocks Wood Fired Pizza while enjoying great food and drinks with friends.

    Fri, 11/22/24

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  • Beginner Bladesmithing: Create Your Own Seahorse Knife

    Experience the art of blacksmithing by forging your own small steel knife while learning about its history and techniques.

    Sat, 11/23/24

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  • Intro to Blacksmithing: Forged Leaves Workshop

    Learn the fundamentals of blacksmithing while practicing hammer control techniques in a hands-on leaf-forging workshop.

    Sun, 11/24/24

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