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CommunityA Walk in Their Boots brought living history to Tipton-Haynes ahead of Veterans DayIf you missed it, A Walk in Their Boots brought living history to Tipton-Haynes Historic Site on Saturday. The nonprofit's reenactors were back for the event's 15th year, and the Johnson City Press ran photos of the annual return.Monday’s editionRead

Community from local newsrooms

From Johnson City Press, WJHL and Elizabethton Star, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Johnson City Press10 hours ago

    Washington County officials defer Salvation Army emergency shelter fund request

    The local nonprofit requested $60,000 to help fund its White and Red Flag programs.

  2. Johnson City Press17 hours ago

    Highlands Horrorfest celebrates 'Five Years of Fear' at ETSU

    Highlands Horrorfest returns for its fifth anniversary with "5 Years of Fear," celebrating independent horror filmmaking, regional creativity, and the filmmakers who continue to push the genre into new and unexpected territory.

  3. WJHL19 hours ago

    Quilts of Valor ceremony honors veterans, active-duty service members touched by war

    JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Veterans and active-duty service members were honored for their service and sacrifice during a Quilts of Valor ceremony on Tuesday. The ceremony was organized by the Sherrod Library at East Tennessee State University. Quilts of Valor are handmade quilts awarded to service members or veterans who have been touched by

  4. WJHL23 hours ago

    Johnson City Salvation Army Angel Tree donation drop-off to wrap up next week

    JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) – During the holiday season, the Salvation Army holds its annual angel tree donation program, giving the community the opportunity to donate clothes, toys, or just essentials. Maureen Diffley, a Corps officer at the Johnson City Salvation Army, told News Channel 11 how many children have registered for the Angel Tree

  5. Elizabethton StarYesterday

    Community Calendar

    Tuesday, Nov. 10 Narcotics Anonymous meets from 7 to 8 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. Wednesday, Nov. 11 Al-Anon meets at 6 p.m. at 411 E. Elk Ave. “New Way […]