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Washington CountyTDEC and BWXT answered questions on the Jonesborough expansion, and residents said they got no noticeIf you live near Jonesborough, here's the latest on the BWXT expansion. TDEC and BWXT answered questions Thursday night about an air contaminant permit application as the company expands its high-purity depleted-uranium facility. BWXT Ordnance Tennessee's Jeff Messaros said the process uses two scrubbers.Friday’s editionRead Helene RecoveryWashington County's Helene recovery group will stop taking new requests Nov. 16If you still need help after Hurricane Helene, mark Nov. 16. That's when the Washington County Long Term Recovery Group will stop accepting new assistance requests. The group announced Tuesday that it will be formally deactivated by Dec. 31.Thursday’s editionRead

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From The Bristol Herald Courier, WJHL and Johnson City Press, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. The Bristol Herald Courier8 hours ago

    Supervisors pass ordinance putting limits on data center construction

    ABINGDON, Va. - No data centers are currently planning to locate in Washington County, Va., but it one does it will have to meet the criteria of the county's new

  2. WJHL11 hours ago

    Washington Co., Va. approves data center ordinance

    WASHINGTON COUNTY, Va. (WJHL) — Tuesday night, the Washington County, Virginia Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve an ordinance that adds restrictions for data centers. The county previously had no zoning language that referenced data centers. “I would say we need this very much,” Stephen Richardson, Washington County’s zoning official, told the board during

  3. Johnson City PressYesterday

    Jonesborough BMA adds Tom Pardue to Faces of Jonesborough

    The decision to add Pardue to the project resolution was voted on unanimously by Jonesborough Board of Mayor and Aldermen during their monthly meeting Monday night. A prior resolution on the project, which aims to provide a way to commemorate the individuals throughout the town's history was passed unanimously in October.

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