Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 20th of December.
Good morning, Johnson City.
US Highway 421 in Johnson County has reopened after repairs to damage caused by Hurricane Helene, reconnecting the TN/NC line.
In Washington County, Tennessee, the Appalachia Service Project and local partners provided 10 families, devastated by Helene, with new homes, helping to rebuild their community.
Highway 421/State Route 34 in Johnson County reopened after repairs due to Helene's heavy damage.
During a 6-month investigation, officials seized multiple drugs, seven guns, nearly 1,000 rounds of ammunition, and cash at Robert E.
Cline's home, leading to his arrest on 15 charges.
A partnership between King University and Walters State Community College streamlines the path for nursing students seeking an RN-BSN degree, reducing time and coursework required.
Candidates contesting Johnson City's November 5 election in Washington County, Tennessee, claim 60 improper votes in their lawsuit to demand a rerun, arguing the margin could affect the commission race outcome.
Ballad Health secures in-network access for Cigna consumers at all its facilities, boosting local healthcare availability.
Christmas Concert with Tim White & Troublesome Hollow
Experience a festive 2-hour concert featuring Tim White & Troublesome Hollow, accompanied by door prizes and limited seating.
Concert by Jeff Lane
Enjoy an evening of live music with Jeff Lane at Rocks Wood Fired Pizza & Grill in Johnson City.
Floral Guitar Paint & Sip Night in Johnson City
A beginner-friendly painting event featuring step-by-step instructions to create a floral guitar painting, held at Wild Wing Cafe with all supplies provided.
On-Site Tour at Brookdale Johnson City
Explore the living conditions and amenities available at Brookdale Johnson City, a senior living community known for its exceptional support and engaging activities.
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