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Vaccine Phases a thing of the past
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Town officials promising amenities’ upgrades at Community Center
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New combo store to open in Mountain City
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Community Center sparks joy through Easter bag handout
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Gov. Lee, TDOE Announced Applications Open for $500,000 in Governor’s Civic Seal Grants
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Organizations gather to fight assault epidemic
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Overnight fire destroys Laurel Bloomery home
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Local Newsman celebrates 83rd Birthday
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TCAT’s local diesel program gets continued support
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Expanding broadband in Johnson County
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Pediatric therapy service opening in Mountain City
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Virtual technology offers continuity and answers for millions
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Baby chicks hatch joy at local care and rehabilitation center
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County to host first 5K Run in decades
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Countywide Clean-up: Local officials, residents discuss litter problem
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Schools expect millions in ESSER funding
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Retired math teacher carves a new path
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Residents weigh in with town improvement ideas
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Tennessee communities invited to compete for $25K grants to build local dog parks
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City says “no thanks” to park site
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Citizens ask for hazardous road help
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Brad Reece legacy will live on forever
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At-risk aquatic species protection funding available
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County to get nearly $400K FEMA aid refund
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County declares Danny Herman Day
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Fires result in total losses
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Johnson County Schools partners with nonprofit app
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County to receive $1.2M in broadband funding
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Citizen challenges city to fight for water updates
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Simcox contract renewed as Director of Schools
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Two men caught during Laurel Bloomery burglary
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County and City clash over tax abatement for local business
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Altercation at NEXC leaves one dead, two injured
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Nonprofit supports community center after-school program
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County gets low rating in child wellbeing
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Citizens question billing fluctuations
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Grandfather Mountain sees frigid, snowy January
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Postcards coming for vehicle registration renewals
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Court officials get tech upgrade
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County approves resolution to hire full-time judge
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Expansion deal approved, brings 54 jobs to county
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Mountain City residents to shine at 2020 Governor’s Volunteer Stars Award
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Extending COVID leave
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County implements grant to rehabilitate inmates
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Expansion promises jobs for the community
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Comptroller's Office investigates Safe Haven
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JCHS jumpstarts food truck program
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County mourns passing of community icon
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Former nonprofit director indicted
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Possible damage lawsuit put to rest
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Civil dispute leads to city concerns
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A.C.T.I.O.N. receives $2K in funding
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City fights with phone system, considers upgrade
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Angels among us: Good Samaritans help wreck victim
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Community Center considers improvement resolutions
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Upper East Tenn. HDA cancels Jan. commodities distribution
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TDH releases Vaccine Plan amid growing infection rate
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State stops most in-person court hearings until January 29
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First wave of Moderna Vaccine distribution
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Promoting tourism and growth in Johnson County
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New year, new roots: Women-centric organization opens doors for 2021
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Residents rally to support Jo. Co. Senior Center
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History of the Poinsettia (pt 2)
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Johnson County Schools celebrate Christmas
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"We are in a war" Tennessee grapples with surge in COVID-19 cases in the state
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Town of Mountain City honors civil servants
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School counselors crucial during COVID-19
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Worry grows as Senior Center runs out of meal funds
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Local government asks for community input
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TCAT releases children’s book to promote tech careers
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Community steps up for nonprofit
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County continues to welcome new residents
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Johnson County utility issues prompt concern
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Mountain City home a complete loss after Rainbow Road fire
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County discusses DHS renewal and renovations
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Local COVID cases expected to rise following holiday
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County to launch $25,000 social media campaign
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Johnson County Senior Center MyRide Celebrates Second Anniversary
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Primary Care Facility ready to serve Johnson County
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Remembering neighbors in need
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Assistance available for Johnson County residents amidst crisis
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Local organizations in need
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Pandemic spreads, policies change
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Mountain City man fatally shot during argument
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County chosen for new software, second in state
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Lipford becomes first local TASBO representative
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Mountain City Community Center in need
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Taxpayers question school vehicle use
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Record numbers turnout for Election of a lifetime
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Housing shortage in Johnson County?
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Market closes amidst controversy, vendors find new location in Neva
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Mountain City Care and Rehabilitation Center battles COVID outbreak
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Unofficial Election Results
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Final call for Mayor Parsons
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Explore the library’s free online resources
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Nonprofit brings opportunities across county borders
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Jo. Co Schools participates in Governor’s Early Literacy Program
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City not to sponsor Halloween
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Road maintenance jurisdiction questioned
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Local library receives two grants from state
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Cox case dismissed
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Board fights for student protections
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Financial exploitation of elders on the rise in Tennessee
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Johnson County TCAT facility now open
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NECX outbreak causes spike in Johnson County’s COVID-19 cases
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Johnson County Schools temporarily closes due to COVID issues
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County Mayor breaks from mask mandate, residents urged to wear face coverings
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Decision Mountain City 2020
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Area mourns mayor’s passing
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COVID-19 and vaccination fears
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Preservation committee officially a nonprofit
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Marching to celebrate recovered lives
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New local non-profit ready to help
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City mayor found dead
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Survey shows drug use growing among younger students
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Sheriff’s Office pushes for new software
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Mast becomes JC commission chairman
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Center loses annual $50K grant funding
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Officials secure fair COVID leave for employees
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Johnson County Schools open for in-person learning
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Jo. Co. featured on Daytime Tri-Cities
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NECX confirms 73 COVID-19 active cases
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TDH changes format for reporting COVID cases
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Mother and daughter partner to publish third children’s book
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Suicide Prevention takes center stage in September
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School Board to move $30K to revenue sports
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Johnson County unemployment rate sixth lowest in the state
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Black bear family relocated to Cherokee Forest
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Gov. signs executive orders extending State of Emergency, County Mayor follows suit
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Schools face more delays of in-person learning
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Constable advocates for highway safety near Butler Park
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Fat Tire Brewing purchases carbon offsets from Doe Mountain
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Watauga Lake Watershed Alliance seek volunteers for annual clean up
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Johnson County receives increased funding
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Did local festival feed pandemic rise?
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Four area retailers cited for selling alcohol to minors
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Butler man arrested, charged with missing roommate’s murder
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School Board questions calendar
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Johnson County recognized in national magazine
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Unofficial election results announced
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Mountain City awarded $1.5 million grant
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City tank leak could lead to lawsuit
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Lead found in Brownlow District drinking water
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Johnson County August 6, 2020 unofficial election results
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Back to School on shaky ground amid COVID-19 pandemic
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Mask mandate extended to August 29
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Heritage Hall on list of closures as COVID-19 spikes
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Johnson Co. Schools again readjust date for back to school
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Mask mandate controversy
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Johnson County Center for the Arts to receive $25K arts grant
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Multiple states issue warnings against suspicious seeds
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Confirmed COVID-19 cases close Johnson County Courthouse
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Scammers prey on Coronavirus fears
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New primary care facility coming to Mountain City
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Boyd Foundation donates $21K to Senior Meal Program
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Early voting underway
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County Mayor announces mask mandate
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Mountain City Rotary says goodbye after eight decades of community service
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Town changes liquor ordinance
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Free WiFi coming to Ralph Stout Park
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Mask Up: Mask Mandate takes center stage
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UT President and Comptroller visit Johnson County
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Independence Day market, fundraiser a huge success
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Gov. Lee announces fewest distressed counties in Tenn. since 2007
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COVID-19: The new norm
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Dunn named Volunteer of the Year
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Town Dedicates “Billy C. Brookshire Memorial Bridge”
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Johnson County Schools prepare for upcoming school year
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Gov. Lee extends State of Emergency to end of August
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Local candidates fight to represent District 3
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Low response could be costly to region
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TCAT confirms launch of fall diesel training in Mountain City
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County property tax rate confirmed
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Sink Mountain Road repair funding approved
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Government funding drops affecting Jo. Co. Schools
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County to receive emergency food and shelter grant
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Johnson County Senior Center: Funding takes center stage
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DMRA wins environmental award for Johnson County
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Tennessee to permit vote by mail for all registered voters
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Council meeting heats up over liquor store legalities
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“Parents’ Day Out” bill to help in-home childcare professionals
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Small business help through Jo. Co. Chamber
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New Longhorn logo approved
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Parkdale Mills restarts operation, as local businesses continue to reopen
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JCHS Students graduate under unprecedented circumstances
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Department of Commerce & Insurance urges close contact businesses, consumers to take the “Tennessee Pledge”
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First-generation robotics students graduate
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Bipartisan legislation calls for moment of silence at noon on June 1
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Community feedback prompts postponement of health, safety ordinance
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Ten inmates at Northeast Correctional test positive for COVID-19
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A.C.T.I.O.N takes action against SNL
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Longhorn logo to change after cease and desist
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Hill announces $500,000 grant for Johnson County Community Hospital
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Three in hospital after Johnson County crash
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Remains found in Laurel Bloomery
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Johnson County food distribution a huge success
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Jo. Co. two weeks after Safer at Home
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Miller heads school community outreach
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Pandemic continues to cause layoffs, wreak havoc on economy
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My Life Stories: A family’s struggle during the Spanish Flu
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Shady Elementary says goodbye
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Executive Order 30 a “Risky Business”
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JCHS announce “Drive-In” graduation plans
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Gov. Lee announces plan to reopen economy
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Sheriff’s Office investigates Trade shooting
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Snapshot of pandemic’s impact on public safety
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COVID-19 testing expanded statewide
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Mayor ends COVID-19 emergency declaration
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Simcox contract extended; Administration scrambles to maintain normalcy
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Keep yourself occupied to overcome social seclusion
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Johnson County Sheriff investigate Sunday afternoon shooting incident
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Concern for the spread of COVID-19 in prisons grow
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Mountain City Animal Shelter cages emptied
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Gov. Bill Lee COVID-19 Bulletin 16
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Former State Representative Scotty Campbell announces 2020 campaign
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Local government, businesses continue to adapt to assist public during crisis
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"Stay Home"
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Local club makes Masks of Love
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State Rep Timothy Hill announces his candidacy for Congress
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When You're On Your Own, We Are There With You
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County Mayor declares Local Emergency, issues ‘Safer at Home’ Directive
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Ballad Health to deploy rapid testing for COVID-19
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STATE OF TENNESSEE EXECUTIVE ORDER BY THE GOVERNOR
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COVID-19 cases have Mayor Taylor considering "Stay at Home Declaration"
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Jo. Co. Senior Center to support families with Alzheimer’s disease
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TN General Assembly waives select requirements due to COVID-19
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CRHE suggests parents prepare for at-home learning
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Mountain City organization gives women a voice
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TDOE Announces Partnership with PBS to Deliver Daily Instructional Content for Tennessee Students
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Senior Center takes precautions
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Johnson County Schools release COVID-19 plan
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Joint Statement from Governor Bill Lee, Lt. Governor Randy McNally and Speaker Cameron Sexton
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Johnson County Robotics a success
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Divide home fire kills one
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Gov. Bill Lee Issues Guidance for Mass Gatherings, Schools, State Employees, and the State Capitol Building
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Gov. Bill Lee Issues Executive Order Declaring State of Emergency in Response to COVID-19
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$50,000 Grant Funds 13,000 Books for Tennessee Students
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Legislation introduced to provide safe haven for voluntarily relinquished infants
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‘Chicks with Sticks’ donates lap blankets for Avalon Hospice patients
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JoCo Robos: tornado relief today, worlds tourney tomorrow
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2019-20 Hunting and Fishing Licenses now expired
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State officials fight for accountability in honor of missing child
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TDH announces first case of COVID-19 in Tennessee
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Early voting concludes, Presidential Primary set for March 3
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Gov. Lee Announces Essential Personnel Only for March 3, 2020
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What I am doing to minimize Corona Virus infection from James Robb M.D.
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Governments scramble as the virus spreads globally
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Joco Robos heading to world competition qualifier
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TN Sunrise Quilt Guild donates annual quilt
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Students compete in school talent show
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Early voting concludes, Presidential Primary set for March 3
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Search for missing 15-month-old Evelyn Boswell continues
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VFW Post 6908 Patriot Pen Essay Winners
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Infrastructure a growing concern for town
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Shady Elementary saga coming to an end
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Master Beef Producer Program
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FSA Encourages Producers to Enroll Soon in Agriculture Risk Loss and Price Loss Coverage Programs
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Senior News
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Flu cases in region continue to rise; Ballad Health officials urge prevention and caution
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Annual TACIR report shows 86 needed projects in Johnson County
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Downtown revitalization, a major concern for many
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Taylor Cox joins 1,000-point club
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Farm safety is key
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Laurel Student of the Week
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Shady students say goodbye to assistant Howard
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What is substance use harm reduction?
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The Kingsport Times News begins 2020 under a new company name – Six Rivers Media, LLC
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Shady Valley Elementary perfect attendance
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Doe Elementary presents the students of the week
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Butler writer shares her faith in ‘Knowing This’
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Scam alert: Buyers beware when Purchasing hunting and fishing licenses
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U.S. Attorney’s Office collects over $11 million in criminal and civil actions in fiscal year 2019
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Benefits of testing your soil
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JCHS culinary students meet US Senator Marsha Blackburn
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JCMS students principal and vice principal for the day
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Shady Valley Elementary students recognized for leadership
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UT Gardens January 2020 Plant of the Month: ‘Cayenne’ Silky Dogwood
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National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day
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Gov. Lee announces GIVE Grant for TCAT Elizabethton
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Johnson County schools fight the flu
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Don’t abbreviate 2020 when signing documents
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Heritage Hall celebrates 15 years ready for $50K in upgrades
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New VA Clinic on track for March opening
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Parsons seeks $750K for damages
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A Veterans Christmas
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Shady Valley proud of its students of the week
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Johnson County 4-H students win speaking contest
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Word on the street
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Tennessee Department of Health names new Chief Medical Officer
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Telehealth in the 21st century
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Jo. Co. Schools ace annual report card
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Johnson County FFA winners
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Donovan Cooper is Laurel Student of the Week
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Shady Valley students in spotlight
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Music & Cheer
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Ballad Health implements hospital visitation restrictions in response to high rates of flu
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Christmas origins; Feast of the Nativity?
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Letters to Santa
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Letters to Santa
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Letters to Santa
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TDOE Releases 2018-19 State Report Card
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Students urged to seek scholarships
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Johnson County Farmers Market introduces new board members
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FBI Uniform Crime Report shows 3.9 drop in violent crime in 2018
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A holiday ‘Thank You’ from the Senior Center
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Senate candidate visits Mountain City
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Giving is the best part of the season
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Circle complete for local family
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Storytelling at Senior Center
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Veterans Honored at Johnson County Senior Center
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You’ve got this! Licensed counselor Tracy Becker answers your questions
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Daylight Saving Time Has Long-term Effects on Health
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Jo. Co. Schools suggests app notifications
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Clay Williams is Laurel Elementary School’s Student of the week
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Johnson County Middle School student Savannah Crosswhite named Good Neighbor for November
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Reading Celebration at Mountain City Elementary
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Getting to know a School Resource Officer
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New round of phone scams target seniors
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Laurel Elementary honors local veterans
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Community joins forces to remember its heroes
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Gambill finds the best on and off the field
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2019 Muzzleloader season for deer set to open
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Time to nominate the next volunteer
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Farmer veterans found across Tenn Agriculture
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Free Flu shots available in Johnson Co. Nov. 19
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Career Day brings community and students together
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Mountain City Elementary First Nine Weeks Honor Roll
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Life in the fast lane good for Simcox
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Senior Center Pick of the Patch fest post success
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Agriculture Report
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Tennessee celebrates red ribbon week
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Healthcare Organizations Call for Ban on Flavored Vaping Products
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Journei Donnelly is Laurel Elementary School’s Student of the week
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Roan Creek 4-H students recognized
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Roan Creek Elementary First Nine Weeks Honor Roll
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TDOE Awards Funding to Tennessee Charter Schools
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A gift of appreciation
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The royal court
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TCAT in Elizabethton to offer Advanced Technology Program
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Four-year-old still in need of a service dog
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Tester receives Sheriff of the Year award
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State Forester urges citizens to be safe with fire Tennessee burn permit season begins early
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43rd Annual Grayson Highlands Fall Festival is here
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Shady Elementary to close
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Spur’n S Rodeo Co. wrangles up weekend-event success
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Senior News in Johnson County
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66 books in 1 1/2 years at age 93
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Lefler, Johnson County stalwart passes at 91
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Annual Fiddlers’ convention to ascend on Laurel Bloomery
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JCHS 2019 Longhorns
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Class of ’58 celebrates six decades
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Community to celebrate 30th Annual "Old Butler Days"
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Red Sand Project comes to Mountain City
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County clerk’s office now issuing handgun carry permit renewals
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Wills secures $53,000 ALT Grant
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You’ve got this: Reaching heartless people
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Saluting local heroes
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Johnson County 911 “We Save Lives”
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Levi Retireers giving back to the community
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Horseshoe tourney completes Fourth of July festivities
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Johnson County honors local veterans
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Art Center salutes heroes
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Honoring those who have faithfully served
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Black Bear sightings increase locally
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RC Jet Aerobatics National Championship makes debut in Mountain City
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Tennessee Wildlife Calendar Contest winners selected
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FSA County Committee nominations opened June 14
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Saluting female coaches of Johnson County
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Believing in community
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Ransom epitomizes a servant’s heart
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Trio improves life for senior citizens
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Local ladies protect animals, help the community
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Mayor Taylor signs Art Appreciation proclamation
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State to support vol. firefighters
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Memorial Day MIA POW wreath
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What’s more fun than a Turtle Derby?
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Four generations of support
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Vintage and Rust, a brand new store in Mountain City
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Tennessee anglers shine in Bassmaster Classic with top two places; two additional in top seven
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Package Stores and Beer Board discussed at City Council
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In honor and memory
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Tennessee Department of Health confirms first Tennessee Measles case for 2019
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Tennessee State Parks offer hikes for all level
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Atwood tabbed Three-Rivers player of the year
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Three-day 2019 Bassmaster Classic compete for $1 million in prizes
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Seniors on the move
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Inside News: The healing arts / Thank you for your service / Bill Brookshire Day
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Representative Timothy Hill Honors Mountain City’s John Muse With House Joint Resolution
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Feeding your family on a budget
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Tie the knot with less stress
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Foreign investors notification
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Growing Strong and Healthy at Home
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Tennessee’s 50th governor sworn in
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Grandfather Mountain offers free admission to federal employees affected by shutdown
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Open House tour kicks off at Harbin Hill Farms
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politico.com: 19th day/Government Shutdown 2019 Latest updates from Capitol Hill and the White House
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Tennessee Population Total Tops 6.77 Million in 2018
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New requirements for captive deer herds following CWD detection
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FFA speaking contest Winners
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2019 Workshops set for new food manufacturing businesses
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Workshop series to teach farmers how to develop a business plan
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USDA NRCS in Tennessee now accepting FY 2019 EQIP applications
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Regional Leadership Day
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Kirk named Superintended for the Tennessee School for the Deaf
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Staying food safe during the holidays
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Businesses earn grants to grow rural Tennessee
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Keep your natural tree fresh this Christmas
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Breaking News: Mountain City bomb threat
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New SRO at JC High School Campus
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Students compete in annual 4-H County Public Speaking Contest
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Free flu vaccination event Dec. 5
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Tenn Education Commissioner takes national non-profit post
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House fire serves as safety reminder
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Providing for those in need during the holiday
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Alcohol ordinance progressing
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Interim Road Superintendent approved
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Friends of Tennis
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Robotics Teams take home gold
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Package stores, consumption on premise passes
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KFC, Taco Bell host ribbon-cutting ceremony
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For honor and sacrifice
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Mountain City comes together to honor veterans
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Groups seeks to serve community
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Local teen has “heart of gold”
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Young artists prepare to shine
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Town extends agreement with George Lowe Spring
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New senior transportation program launches
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Historic tower’s outlook is good
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WIC Program now offers electronic card purchasing
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Up-start project Foo Boo needs assistant
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Early voting going strong, County Mayor explains sales tax referendum.
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New nutrition program approved for J.C. schools
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Support sought
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J.C. Farmers Market hires new manager
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Mountain City democrats welcome Bredesen during Meet-and-Greet
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City responds to water pressure concerns
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Local constable helps with POTUS security
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City reviews water and sewer rates
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Long-awaited utility pole project completed
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New senior transportation program coming soon
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Prison gets new warden
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Proposed Ag center plans move forward
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Local concerns on November ballot
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Cancer survivors come together to celebrate
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Racing Dreamz one step closer to helping veterans
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Credit card skimmers in northeast Tennessee gas pumps arrested
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Crowd applauds Ag Center decision
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Weather event preparedness takes center stage after Florence
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Doe Mountain increases local tourism dollars
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Safety and security, main topic
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No flags to fly on vehicles on campus
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Candidates set for November election
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Homecoming provides a special atmosphere
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USDA Forest Service Closes Some Areas of Cherokee National Forest
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Storm preparedness a must ahead of a ‘Monster’
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Shortage of officers major topic as board meets
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ACTION Coalition hosts Town Hall on opioids abuse
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Attempted murder suspect arrested
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Center for the Arts First Friday Reception is a success
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Carnival draws large crowd
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County Mayor, Sheriff, take oath of office
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Johnson County celebrate its history and the arts
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Education changes over the years
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Animal control takes center stage
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Assistance needed for seniors
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Some local doors close as others prepare to open
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Seniors show off brain power
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County seeking grant to help with recycling center
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Farmer’s Market to accept SNAP benefits
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Drivers may electronically prove vehicle registration
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Public Housing smoking ban takes effect
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Mountain City celebrates musical tradition
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Veterans urged to review Tricare changes
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Senior Center hosts annual Luau, boasts of future services
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Local man arrested for aggravated rape in NC
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Johnson County to swear in new mayor, new sheriff
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Annual Joe Barlow cruise-in and memorial ride draws large crowd
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Students reap rich blessings at 11th Annual Back to School Bash
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Butler woman dies in motorcycle crash
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A.C.T.I.O.N. Coalition welcomes new director
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Volunteers needed for new Senior Center program
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New program to assist elderly, handicapped
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Johnson County sees large turnout during early voting period
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Johnson County Library breaks ground on third expansion project
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Gavel strikes amid high tensions
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Foundation awards $40K in community support
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Imagination Library works to ensure a life-long love for reading
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City council faces criticism after voting down property purchase
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Johnson Co. man indicted, arrested on drug charges
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Local Volunteers’ work to preserve county history
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In honor, in memory
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Annual Sunflower Festival draws crowd from near and far
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Mid-Week Farmers Market begins July 24
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Communications company seeking public input on future tower site
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City to celebrate 14th Annual Sunflower Festival this Saturday
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Furnace Creek Bridge Project is nearing completion
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Mountain City to host STEP, Inc. Interactive Training Special Education Transition Skill-building Session
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Reflect, reject and reassure
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TSPN seeks support to promote suicide prevention with new Tennessee license plate
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Tenn Dept of Safety and Homeland Security roll out vertical licenses
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Celebrate independence by remembering the fallen and honoring the living
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Morefield on the Sheriff’s right hand
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Aldermen votes 3-2 against proposed Mountain City Youth Center
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Adult Education Program celebrates graduates
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TSPN responds to CDC Trends in State Suicide Rates Report
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Imagine that
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City Board of Mayor and Aldermen urged to enforce property maintenance
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Tennessee to adopt 150 new laws on July 1
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Mile High on natural beauty
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New world record black crappie caught by Tennessee angler
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Construction underway for new Taco Bell and KFC
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Popular walking route officially recognized as community trail
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Watauga Lake Winery holds fundraiser for Fisher House
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Democratic Party to hold Three Star Dinner
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Mountain Music Stage opens season Saturday
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Sales tax increase now in hands of local voters
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Heroes take center stage
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JCHS bids adieu to the Class of 2018
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Johnson County Senior Center hosts health fair
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JCHS students celebrated during Baccalaureate service
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Mountain City honors its heroes during Memorial Day ceremony
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Longhorns in lead group at Bristol
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Decision made on town Youth Center
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Mountain City welcomes candidates at Johnson County GOP Lincoln Day Dinner
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Mountain City man dies at Shoun Lumber
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Suspects charged with Online sale of Alcohol
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Culinary arts students take skills outside the classroom
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Star LED to supply Home Depot
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STAR LED Chairman arrested for vandalism
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Student’s patriotic pride rewarded
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May 12 honors brave warriors
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Johnson County designated as a healthy community
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Johnson County spared by TNReady testing cyber attack
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Local banks donate $9,000 towards new scoreboard
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Mountain City debuts new Girl Scout Troop
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Market ready for opening day at Ralph Stout park
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Blue Ridge Mountains DAR honors Arbor Day with trees at Ralph Stout Park
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Appalachian Miles for Smiles to provide free dental care
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Johnson County receives GEAR UP grant
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Johnson County School Board members attend the TSBA Safety Summit
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Passport applications now accepted in Johnson County
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Johnson County JAM program holds JAMboree concert April 10
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Roe Statement on Speaker Ryan
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Multi-day severe outbreak, isolated tornadoes loom across central, southern US
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Possible sinkhole puts bridge project on hold
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Cost of fishing license a concern
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County gears up for Aug. 2 general election
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Tourism Council launches effort to welcome visitors
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Community Foundation Hosts 13th Annual Johnson County Talent Show
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MCPD solves evidence inventory issue
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Icenhour honored for service
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Celebrating National Public Health Week
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Community mourns District Attorney General
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Former Police Lt sentenced, former Police Sgt court date set
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Problems Identified in Mountain City Police Evidence Room
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Farmers Market recruiting vendors for 2018
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Five decades of service
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Flu season ends, local healthcare options still a concern
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Charius Darel Ross added to top 10 Most Wanted
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Shupe sentenced
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Weapons, drugs, cash found during routine traffic stop
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School security made a high priority
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Johnson County Emergency Management promotes weather readiness at home and work
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Edes-King headed to Mars Hill
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Mayor wants closure on proposed youth activity center project
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Recent arrest reveals widespread drug issues
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Kidnapping Update: Judge upholds murder charges; case goes to grand jury
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JCMS Robotics Teams win state,headed for world competition
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Officials promise to enforce law in combating countywide litter problem
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Brooks ups charges to felony murder in kidnapping case
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Farmers Market Preparing for Spring Move
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'I DO' a bridal guide in today's Tomahawk
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Want a simple wedding? There are many options to formal ceremonies
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STARLED takes steps to ready spec building for business
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The many ways of buying locally grown food pays dividends
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'I DO' a bridal guide in today's Tomahawk
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Want a simple wedding? There are many options to formal ceremonies
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Snoring makes you a higher risk for Alzheimer’s
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University of Tennessee local dean's list students
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Laurel Elementary second nine weeks honor roll
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Area hospitals increase restrictions because of flu epidemic
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Snoring makes you a higher risk for Alzheimer’s
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University of Tennessee local dean's list students
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Laurel Elementary second nine weeks honor roll
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Area hospitals increase restrictions because of flu epidemic
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Meet your neighbor … Mandy Neylon works miracles with animal control in Mountain City
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Lewis receives outstanding caretaker award
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Meet your neighbor … Mandy Neylon works miracles with animal control in Mountain City
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Lewis receives outstanding caretaker award
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Unique wood artistry on display at arts center
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Keep your horses healthy this winter
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Home Country
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Country breakfast for Johnson County United Way Jan. 13th
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Unique wood artistry on display at arts center
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Keep your horses healthy this winter
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Home Country
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Country breakfast for Johnson County United Way Jan. 13th
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Many opportunities in Johnson County to stay lean and healthy
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Winter wellness tips as we enter the cold season
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Over 110,000 Tennesseans over 65 are living with Alzheimer’s
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Partnership for Drug-Free Kids and Prevention Alliance of TN join forces to address opioid issue
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Many opportunities in Johnson County to stay lean and healthy
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Winter wellness tips as we enter the cold season
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Over 110,000 Tennesseans over 65 are living with Alzheimer’s
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Partnership for Drug-Free Kids and Prevention Alliance of TN join forces to address opioid issue
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April 2017 in review
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May 2017 in review
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June 2017 in review
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July 2017 in review
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December 2017 in review
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April 2017 in review
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May 2017 in review
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June 2017 in review
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July 2017 in review
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December 2017 in review
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International harpist Eryn Jones Fuson performs right here at home
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Old Mill Ministries serves 400-500 at annual Christmas gathering
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Brayden Gentry selected for the Good Neighbor Award
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Tennessee Home Garden vegetable 2018 calendar available
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International harpist Eryn Jones Fuson performs right here at home
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Old Mill Ministries serves 400-500 at annual Christmas gathering
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Brayden Gentry selected for the Good Neighbor Award
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Tennessee Home Garden vegetable 2018 calendar available
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Meet your neighbor Trenton Davis … local environmental health scientist visited Chernobyl two years after the nuclear explosion
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‘My Appalachia’ art show award winners announced
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Johnson County 4-H student reports
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Johnson County leadership class embarks on adventures
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Meet your neighbor Trenton Davis … local environmental health scientist visited Chernobyl two years after the nuclear explosion
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‘My Appalachia’ art show award winners announced
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Johnson County 4-H student reports
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Johnson County leadership class embarks on adventures
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Hometown Christmas in Mountain City
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Rick Ward, storyteller and musician, entertains lunch crowd at senior center
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‘My Appalachia’ art show hopes to inspire pride in who we are
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Safety tips for outdoor lighting during the holidays
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Hometown Christmas in Mountain City
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Rick Ward, storyteller and musician, entertains lunch crowd at senior center
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‘My Appalachia’ art show hopes to inspire pride in who we are
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Safety tips for outdoor lighting during the holidays
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Yard sale for Kari’s Home for Women
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Amelia needs a forever home
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Tips to help pay off student debt early
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Johnson County still needs three mentors for Tennessee Promise
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Yard sale for Kari’s Home for Women
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Amelia needs a forever home
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Tips to help pay off student debt early
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Johnson County still needs three mentors for Tennessee Promise
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Johnson County Middle School hosts robotics competition; wins three awards
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New plans for moving Doe Mountain forward
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Santa's mailbox in front of courthouse
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How to choose and care for your Christmas tree
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Johnson County Middle School hosts robotics competition; wins three awards
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New plans for moving Doe Mountain forward
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Santa's mailbox in front of courthouse
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How to choose and care for your Christmas tree
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March of Dimes announces grant to prevent premature birth help prevent premature birth
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Have you ever kept something from someone because they might judge you?
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Johnson County Middle School hosts robotics competition; wins three awards
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New plans for moving Doe Mountain forward
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Santa's mailbox in front of courthouse
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How to choose and care for your Christmas tree
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March of Dimes announces grant to prevent premature birth help prevent premature birth
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Have you ever kept something from someone because they might judge you?
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Bradley Hardie’s battle with Barrett’s Esophagus
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4-H reports from Johnson County students
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Mountain City Elementary School recognizes 2017 stampede winners
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Addie Bobbitt knows the heartache of losing a loved one to drugs
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Bradley Hardie’s battle with Barrett’s Esophagus
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4-H reports from Johnson County students
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Mountain City Elementary School recognizes 2017 stampede winners
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Addie Bobbitt knows the heartache of losing a loved one to drugs
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Bradley Hardie’s battle with Barrett’s Esophagus
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4-H reports from Johnson County students
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Mountain City Elementary School recognizes 2017 stampede winners
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Addie Bobbitt knows the heartache of losing a loved one to drugs
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A poppy flower, red as blood, may help us acknowledge the new wars being fought in our own backyards
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A poppy flower, red as blood, may help us acknowledge the new wars being fought in our own backyards
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A poppy flower, red as blood, may help us acknowledge the new wars being fought in our own backyards
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Joe Ray says his new cochlear implant requires him to learn how to listen again
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Winter lawn care tips for a better spring
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The Johnson County Farmers Market has come a long way
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Laurel Bloomery Family and Community Education get crafty to raise funds for 4-H scholarships
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Joe Ray says his new cochlear implant requires him to learn how to listen again
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Joe Ray says his new cochlear implant requires him to learn how to listen again
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Winter lawn care tips for a better spring
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The Johnson County Farmers Market has come a long way
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Laurel Bloomery Family and Community Education get crafty to raise funds for 4-H scholarships
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Winter lawn care tips for a better spring
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The Johnson County Farmers Market has come a long way
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Laurel Bloomery Family and Community Education get crafty to raise funds for 4-H scholarships
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Johnson County Center for the Arts features select artists or a special theme every month
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Harold Arnold, a man known simply as ‘Coach,’ celebrated by an entire community
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Tips on how to successfully transplant established trees
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Ronnie Hinson of the Hinson Family to be in concert at Nelson’s Chapel Baptist Church
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Johnson County Center for the Arts features select artists or a special theme every month
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Johnson County Center for the Arts features select artists or a special theme every month
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Harold Arnold, a man known simply as ‘Coach,’ celebrated by an entire community
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Harold Arnold, a man known simply as ‘Coach,’ celebrated by an entire community
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Tips on how to successfully transplant established trees
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Ronnie Hinson of the Hinson Family to be in concert at Nelson’s Chapel Baptist Church
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Tips on how to successfully transplant established trees
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Ronnie Hinson of the Hinson Family to be in concert at Nelson’s Chapel Baptist Church
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Just like everyone, seniors just want to have fun
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Local senior citizens walk The Golden Mile
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New venue for the Johnson County’s Farmers Market
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The Addams Family’ on stage at Heritage Hall again on Friday and Saturday nights
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The Addams Family’ on stage at Heritage Hall again on Friday and Saturday nights
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Just like everyone, seniors just want to have fun
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Local senior citizens walk The Golden Mile
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New venue for the Johnson County’s Farmers Market
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Just like everyone, seniors just want to have fun
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Local senior citizens walk The Golden Mile
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New venue for the Johnson County’s Farmers Market
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The Addams Family’ on stage at Heritage Hall again on Friday and Saturday nights
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National agency still trying to identify John Doe found in Shady 40 years ago
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Co-workers and friends at courthouse mourn recent death of Jerry Farmer
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All ages stay fit and ‘young at heart’ as they enjoy square dancing together
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From farm to fork – a day on the farm
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National agency still trying to identify John Doe found in Shady 40 years ago
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Co-workers and friends at courthouse mourn recent death of Jerry Farmer
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All ages stay fit and ‘young at heart’ as they enjoy square dancing together
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From farm to fork – a day on the farm
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National agency still trying to identify John Doe found in Shady 40 years ago
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Co-workers and friends at courthouse mourn recent death of Jerry Farmer
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All ages stay fit and ‘young at heart’ as they enjoy square dancing together
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From farm to fork – a day on the farm
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Autumn splendor in the mountains
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Special Olympics basketball team being organized in Johnson County
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Shady Valley Cranberry Festival is this weekend
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The Addams Family coming in time for Halloween
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Autumn splendor in the mountains
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Shady Valley Cranberry Festival is this weekend
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Special Olympics basketball team being organized in Johnson County
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The Addams Family coming in time for Halloween
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Autumn splendor in the mountains
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Special Olympics basketball team being organized in Johnson County
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Shady Valley Cranberry Festival is this weekend
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The Addams Family coming in time for Halloween
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HGTV comes to Johnson County in search of a secluded log cabin for featured family
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Linda Walraed, en plein air artist, paints the beauty of the flowers in the mountains
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Johnson County 4-H hosts horse clinic
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The Field School was a beginning farmer training program
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Linda Walraed, en plein air artist, paints the beauty of the flowers in the mountains
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Johnson County 4-H hosts horse clinic
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Linda Walraed, en plein air artist, paints the beauty of the flowers in the mountains
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Johnson County 4-H hosts horse clinic
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The Field School was a beginning farmer training program
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The Field School was a beginning farmer training program
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Linda Walraed, en plein air artist, paints the beauty of the flowers in the mountains
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Johnson County 4-H hosts horse clinic
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The Field School was a beginning farmer training program
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Representative Timothy Hill supports Tennessee’s education and students
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Credit agency breach affects 143 million Americans
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Encouraging the world one painted rock at a time
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Farm to Table Harvest Celebration this Saturday
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'Scarecrows on Main' time
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Winter squash tasting at the Farmers Market
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Heritage Hall news
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Johnson County Farmers Market finds this Saturday
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Johnson County Humane Society rummage sale Sat., Oct. 7th
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September is Attendance Awareness Month
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Fire blight is a serious disease of apple and pear
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Bees are some of the most important creatures on earth
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September is suicide prevention awareness month
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Significant visitation expected in Cherokee National Forest for August 21st solar eclipse
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Congressman Phil Roe is cancer-free
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Vanderbilt testing new system to keep donor hearts viable longer
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Kody Norris to receive ‘Bluegrass CD of the Year’ award at Old Time Music Festival in Iowa
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2017 Tennessee Senior Brain Games call for teams: time to compete!
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Tennessee state parks offer rewards through Healthy Parks Healthy Person program
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Mountain City awarded $500,000 HOME grant from THDA
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Legislation sponsored by Rep. Timothy Hill creates additional pet protections during summer
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Heritage Hall news from Mountain City
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Sunflower Festival draws big crowd
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Viral photo of soldier saluting funeral procession identified
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Watauga Lake Winery wins silver and gold medals
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Niswonger Children’s Hospital encourages kangaroo care for babies, logs 250 hours in May in honor of International Kangaroo Care Awareness Day
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UT Gardens’ June 2017 Plant of the Month: Foamy Bells
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March of Dimes promotes smoking cessation
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Safeguard your summer sizzle with tips from the U.S. Fire Administration
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Flag at half-staff
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Local seniors enjoy trip to New Orleans
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Johnson County High School Class of 2017 steps out into life
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JCHS art students show their talent and creations
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Johnson County Middle School Robotics Team wins first place VEX Robotics Create Award in world competition
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The passion of Christ is our eternal hope
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Xavier Chapa finds his voice
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Gov. Bill Haslam’s Monthly Column
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TN Fish and Wildlife Commission sets 2017-18 waterfowl hunting seasons; elects new officers
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Spring travelers should take precautions against Zika virus
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State highlights ways to build upon strong foundation to impact more students in future years
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Girl Scout Cookie Booths Are Open for Business
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Tennessee Disability Determination Services Ranked First in the Nation for Quality and Accuracy
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William King Museum of Art presents 'Home: One Family, 200 Years of History'
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Carbon Monoxide – The Silent Killer
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Spring train excursion through the beautiful East Tennessee mountains
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TWRA investigating shooting of two bald eagles
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History Harvest aims to preserve regional history of tobacco farming
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Feed backyard birds this season for the greater, global good
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You’ll (Heart) Cooking a Gourmet Dinner At Home on Valentine’s Day
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Making Men Better At Romance On Valentine’s Day And Every Day
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What Are The Secrets To A Long-Lasting Relationship?
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Haslam announces Tennessee Broadband Accessibility Act
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Tennessee Department of Education Outlines Path Forward for All Tennessee Students to be Ready for College and Career
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Gov. Bill Haslam’s Monthly Column
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Recent mumps outbreaks cause concern
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Additional 'Smart Steps' child care payment assistance opportunities available across the state
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100K Tree Day: Largest Community Tree Planting Event in Tennessee History Scheduled for February 25th, 2017
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Grab Your Juice Fast And Go Healthy This New Year!
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Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation Seeks Environmental Achievers
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New Year’s resolutions already broken? Vanderbilt study shows which health changes lead to long-term benefits
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Library and Archives provides copies of vital records to Gatlinburg wildfire victims
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TDHS honors second annual No Tennessee Child Hungry Excellence Award Winners
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Used eyeglasses, reading glasses needed for mission trip to Cambodia
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Smoky Mountains communities unite to support area tourism
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Ober Gatlinburg plans to reopen after Smoky Mountain Wildfire
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Statement from Action on Smoking and Health on e-cigarettes
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Johnson County Middle School program lets students earn and spend Longhorn Bucks
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Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt offers safety tips for holiday decorating
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Tennesseans invited to shine a green light for veterans this Veterans Day
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USDA seeks applications for $25 million in conservation innovation grants
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Desmond Doss, an unlikely hero, that served his country in WWII without carrying a gun
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Krugers coming to Heritage Hall Saturday
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Targeting the untapped market of wearables for elder care
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Five ways to support the bereaved during the holidays
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Child-pedestrian incidents increase with start of school year
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Barbara Potter's appeal of her conviction in the Facebook murders on hold
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4th of July: Red Cross steps for enjoying a safe holiday weekend
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Gov. Bill Haslam’s Fourth of July message to Tennesseans
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Dr. Joe Ray practiced dentistry in three branches of the military
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TCAT Elizabethton students to get advice on starting their own business
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As release of 'Finding Dory' approaches, only one blue tang can be found in Johnson City
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Since the boss refuses to fire the slackers, vet’s group calls on VA secretary to be fired
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Preventable Injuries Fill Hospitals Each Memorial Day; Vanderbilt Doctors Urge Safety on Upcoming Holiday Weekend
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Do 2 drugs make a right? Gray residents say no to proposed methadone clinics
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Area migrant farm workers also falling into the health care coverage gap
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Vanderbilt poll: Donald Trump leads Hillary Clinton by 9 points in Tennessee
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Town of Damascus, VA swells to 20,000 for 2016 Appalachian Trail Days Festival