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Every Daily Johnson City edition, as it went out. 9 editions so far.

November 2026

9 editions

  1. Wednesday, November 11Tennessee's maternal mortality rate tops the U.S., and BWXT plans 181 jobsPlus, BWXT's $714.5 million Jonesborough expansion and ETSU's home opener tonight at Freedom Hall.9 stories · 14 sources · 5 min read
  2. Tuesday, November 10Ballad says BlueCare members can switch plans and keep doctorsPlus, ETSU's pharmacy college lands $3.2 million for scholarships and a sewer lane closure is coming to North Roan.7 stories · 13 sources · 5 min read
  3. Monday, November 9ETSU women's basketball beats UVA Wise 75-55 at Brooks GymPlus, Science Hill wins its playoff opener and a living history day at Tipton-Haynes.7 stories · 14 sources · 5 min read
  4. Sunday, November 8ETSU falls to Samford 37-35 on a touchdown as time expiresPlus, Cranberries has closed and Jonesborough is planning a Veterans Day celebration.8 stories · 12 sources · 4 min read
  5. Saturday, November 7BWXT will add 181 jobs and invest $714.5 million in JonesboroughPlus, ETSU asks the state for $145.5 million to grow engineering and medicine.11 stories · 18 sources · 5 min read
  6. Friday, November 6BWXT answers Jonesborough permit questions as ETSU hosts SamfordPlus, ETSU plays senior day Saturday and Mountain City's Tsubaki Nakashima plant plans to close.10 stories · 21 sources · 5 min read
  7. Thursday, November 5Washington County's Helene recovery group closes to new requests Nov. 16Plus, the City Commission votes on $726K in police grants and Pink & Pearl Day is Friday.7 stories · 11 sources · 4 min read
  8. Wednesday, November 4ETSU falls 24-17 to Tennessee Tech as Helene recovery group wraps upPlus, Washington County's Helene recovery group sets a Dec. 31 closing date.9 stories · 17 sources · 5 min read
  9. Tuesday, November 3Election Day is here, and the Bucs host Samford on Senior Day SaturdayPlus, ETSU looks to bounce back after a tough loss and a new sushi spot is opening downtown.7 stories · 16 sources · 5 min read