Johnson City, TN News

• Johnson City, TN News
• Bristol to host Mumford & Sons tour stop
• Carter County school officials hope $400,000-plus funding increase OKd
• In today's Johnson City Press: special Memorial Day coverage with articles and p...
• Johnson City man charged with pointing shotgun at 2 including girlfriend
• Serious crimes rare on local college campuses
• Coker busy selling homes, supporting charities
• Marion pauses to honor veterans on Memorial Day
• Gov. McDonnell among speakers at Saturday pro-coal rally
• Officials: "Epic" event planned for Bristol
• Mayor: Elizabethton Police resigned last week
• New state requirements help safen local lakes.
• D-Day Memorial celebrates WWII flight nurses
• JCCT will collect good pairs of socks (no holes, please) during the run of "Mama...
• Kingsport man charged in Washington County crash
• First Memorial Day services at new WC-JC Veteran's Memorial
• Memorial Day service held at VA Medical Center
• Veterans site hosts its first Memorial Day program
• Carter County Ceremony of Remembrance
• The Bristol Blotter
• Bluff City closes in on Boys and Girls Club
• Breaking: Fire destroys 3 boats, damages others at marina on Watauga Lake
• City man charged with aggravated assault
• The committee must make several decisions in order to recommend a budget for the...
• Carter County native Curtis Estep was among the more than 800,000 soldiers who t...
• Today's front page.
• Sullivan County commissioners oppose tax increase
• Julian Mozo, 25, was charged with simple assault domestic and felony domestic va...
• Trees dedicated at Veterans' Memorial Park in Abingdon
• MAXWELL: Bristolians lucky to have pro baseball
• UTHOFF: Veterans who survived bore the scars of their sacrifices
• KRAUTHAMMER: Nats actually a good summertime addiction this year
• Names of 40 Virginians to be added to Virginia War Memorial
• Jonesborough Musical Tribute to Memorial Day
• Plenty of reason to stay in the shade this weekend
• Press Assistant News Editor/Online Rex Barber has examined the state of the VA a...
• Annual Plumb Alley Day festival draws large crowd
• Summer is on the way; stay safe
• DMME still not reaching those most impacted
• Bristol Blotter 05-27-12
• Allen receives conservative endorsement
• Purchase marks milestone for Bristol papers
• RAM, ETSU help patients with hearing aids
• Scouts honor veterans
• Here comes the Plum
• Folks head out to area parks to enjoy the holiday weekend
• Danville teens heads to Scripps National Spelling Bee
• Fatality in Scott County
• Youth groups honor local Veterans.
• Plumb Alley Days 6
• Plumb Alley Days 5
• Plumb Alley Days 4
• Plumb Alley Days 3
• Plumb Alley Days 2
• Plumb Alley Days 1
• Summer Safety 9
• Summer Safety 8
• Summer Safety 7
• Summer Safety 5
• Summer Safety 6
• Summer Safety 4
• Summer Safety 3
• Summer Safety 2
• Summer Safety 1
• Heat wave across Tri-Cities region – just in time for Memorial Day
• We should all be so courageous as Phil Timp
• Thanks for support during veterans food drive
• Not many options for stray animals during the weekend
• VHS holds 2012 graduation ceremony
• Country needs more leaders like the Wamplers
• Bristol Blotter 05-26-12
• Memorial Day events across the Tri-Cities
• Three arrested in connection with Unicoi Suboxone sales
• Bristol utility chosen as third-party provider; initial agreement made
• Red light cameras down during wreck
• Second red panda skeleton uncovered at Gray Fossil Site
• VHS Graduation 5
• VHS Graduation 4
• VHS Graduation 3
• VHS Graduation 2
• VHS Graduation 1
• New free medical clinic in Southwest Virginia
• Kingsport Chamber and City Schools move into new office building
• Brothers In Arms 4
• Brothers In Arms 3
• Brothers In Arms 2
• Brothers In Arms 1
• CityMac 4
• CityMac 3
• CityMac 1
• CityMac 2
• Two Johnson City men sentenced in federal cocaine sting
• Johnson City man sentenced to 7 years on firearms charges
• Johnny Ray Lopez Jr. was sentenced to 94 months in prison Thursday in U.S. Distr...
• Watchdog Alert: The foreclosure scandal
• Tip leads JCPD to arrest of wanted man
• Kingsport Chamber, City Schools open in new building
• For years, varied and sometimes wild claims have been made about the origins of...
• Bristol man found guilty in 2010 rape, attempted murder
• Wytheville woman wins big, again, in Va. Lottery scratcher
• KNOXVILLE — Knox County Commissioner Jeff Ownby was one of two people arrested T...
• Special Judge Jon Kerry Blackwood in December ruled that 2009 and 2010 convictio...
• You’ve heard of bake sales, candy sales and magazine sales at schools, but a use...
• Police went to 1711 Orlando Drive looking for Gene Foshia, 30, Route 6, Box 132A...
• More travelers to hit highways this Memorial Day
• THS band prepares for Memorial Day parade in Washington, D.C.
• VI artists decorating BCMA site
• Govermnent center purchase: another view
• Norton schools should get on boardwith Wise County
• Bristol Blotter 05-25-12
• Bristol, Va., School Board member thanks voters
• William Wampler Sr. hailed as compassionate leader who worked to serve constituents
• Consumer Reports: Unsafe lighters
• Royston found guilty of attempted second degree murder, rape
• VDOT closes bridge near Damascus, VA
• NC folk musician Doc Watson critical after fall
• Vehicular homicide case bound over
• One killed in motorcycle wreck
• Tennessee Highway Patrol emphasizes safe driving
• New SHHS gym to be used for first time today
• UPDATE: Jury finds Royston guilty of kidnapping & rape
• South, Tennessee High to march in Memorial Day
• UPDATED: Fire burns Bristol, Tenn., home
• Measure to require drug testing for welfare recipients signed by Haslam
• Paramount Work 3
• Paramount Work 2
• Paramount Work 1
• BCMA Art 4
• BCMA Art 3
• BCMA Art 2
• BCMA Art 1
• Tennessee High Band 3
• Tennessee High Band 1
• Tennessee High Band 2
• Tenn. soldier honored
• Fire damages outbuilding on Dave Buck Road
• No shows creating problems for courts, deputies, victims
• UPDATE: Identity of victim in motorcycle crash revealed
• Tenn. woman sentenced in Va. for illegally using her aunt's credit card
• Law Enforcement stepping up patrols and checkpoints this holiday weekend
• 5 children removed from East Tenn. house after meth lab found
• The proposal differs from an original version that would have required blanket t...
• Hawkins County looking for suspects in VFW break-in
• Pedro Hernandez was picked up late Wednesday in New Jersey, according to a law e...
• In an initial meeting with him, she said she had lied; there had been no kidnap...
• Man stabbed in Kingsport parking lot
• White Pine woman arrested, charged with theft in Milligan
• Transportation Board approves location for I-77/ I-91 overlap in SWVa.
• Missing child returns home
• Update: Missing Johnson City child found safe
• Johnson City police issue alert for missing girl
• Napier found competent to stand trial in death of husband
• Arrest Report - Washington County Detention Center
• Kingsport announces Memorial Day closures, changes
• Watchdog Alert: Crime and punishment
• Update: Man killed in motorcycle wreck identified
• Plenty of ways exist to participate in Johnson City government
• Today's front page.
• Harrogate woman no-show for court on 2010 vehicular homicide charge
• Former U.S. Rep. William C. Wampler Sr. dies at 86
• Testimony in Royston trial Wednesday focused on photographs of bruises and rope burns on woman's body
• Representatives getting big pay for little work
• Letter carriers grateful for food drive donations
• OSM director says President Obama has not launched a war on coal
• If Obama reelected, coal industry will not survive
• Governors give much-needed attention to area
• Wellmont Foundation honors Leonard couple, others
• UPDATE: One dead, two injured after late Wednesday collision in Johnson City
• Former U.S. Rep. William C. Wampler Sr. dies at 86
• District Attorney's Office investigates Constable confusion
• One killed in motorcycle wreck
• UPDATED: Washington Co. man pleads guilty in death of child
• School lunch taken away when child doesn't have enough money
• Leah Marie Dye, 2, of Bristol, Va., died Monday at her home
• Carter School Board trims request in half
• City schools have safeguards if students short on lunch money
• Youth to spend two days in casket
• Starbucks, other shops coming to Millennium Parks Lot 8
• Former U.S. Rep. William C. Wampler Sr. dies at 86
• Former U.S. Rep. William C. Wampler Sr. dies at 86
• Wampler
• Leah Marie Dye
• Motorcyclists make annual Memorial Day journey to D.C.
• STEM academy helps teachers build math, science skills
• You Ask, We Investigate: Nursing mother's needs met while behind bars
• Elizabethton police chief may resign for new position
• Jurors hear testimony in Royston case
• Police on the hunt for Buchanan Co. man
• UPDATED: Traffic delays likely Thursday morning on State Street
• Boxing coach arrested for sale of cocaine
• Sullivan County Sheriff Wayne Anderson wins national award
• Tennis col Buzzy Witt
• Canoe Guide 3
• Canoe Guide 2
• Canoe Guide 1
• Ride for the Wall 2
• Ride for the Wall 1
• New studies show possible link between sleep apnea and cancer
• "Mama Won't Fly" is one of 10 shows written by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope and J...
• A Washington County grand jury indicted Brad Austin, 35, 2415 Textile St., on th...
• Deputies investigating death of 2-year-old girl in Washington County, VA
• Watchdog Alert: Poverty
• DMV offices to be closed in observance of Memorial Day, users encouraged to go online
• Grundy man sentenced to 50 years for narcotics, guns
• Washington Co. man pleads guilty in death of child
• Today's front page.
• Watchdog Alert: Don't forget the children
• ELIZABETHTON — It is back to the drawing board for the Carter County Board of Ed...
• “We are farther behind in math than we are in any other subject right now, so th...
• ETSU telemedicine grant allowing doctors, patients access to knowledge, care
• Totally online courses now the norm for college students at ETSU
• University School ranked in top 10 high schools for Tennessee
• Washington County Service Authority to oversee wastewater use agreement with BVU
• Miller: 'Gas prices are now competitive with coal'
• Coal mining and community health discussed at coal conference
• Sullivan County getting out of brush pick-up business
• Phil Timp likens battling Lou Gehrig's Disease to climbing Mount Everest
• Hawkins County commissioners criticize schools for taking hot lunch away from st...
• Why stress out our kids with SOL tests?
• Several said they saw that 'frickin' badge'
• Supporters say prisoners at Red Onion on hunger strike
• Consumer Reports: Pans that sizzle and fizzle
• Elizabethton man facing burglary, theft charges
• Man picks up meth charges after traffic stop
• School boards seek City Commission support on proposed sales tax hike
• Two Boards of Education meet to discuss budget issues
• Bill aims to make epinephrine in schools mandatory
• County VA office needed, says state official
• Almost pool time!
• Grundy man sentenced for selling guns, drugs to undercover informants
• County says erroneous arrest due to breakdown in communication
• Bristol, Va., grand jury returns more than 100 drug charges
• Constable, convicted felon not allowed to run for re-election
• Man accused of rape, kidnapping, attempted murder appears in court today
• Phil Timp 4
• Phil Timp 3
• Phil Timp 1
• Phil Timp 2
• VDOT spends $5,000,000 to build Botetourt County wetland
• Deputies investigating death of 2-year-old girl in Washington County, VA
• Lamplight raises funds to purchase State Theatre
• Students at Sullivan South remember classmate killed in motorcycle crash
• Passenger's suspicious claim diverts jet from NC to Maine
• COOKEVILLE — In celebration of its 75th anniversary, Tennessee State Parks will...
• Noose found hanging at Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant
• Reagan's son Michael condemned the auction but said he was confident it was not...
• Watchdog Alert: Mad money
• Virginia study to look at public health impact of coal mining
• Sheriff's Office offers free child safety seat check
• Kingsport interstate re-opens after sink hole
• Memorial Day program set for Veterans Memorial
• Bristol, Tenn. offices closed Monday for Memorial Day
• Sullivan Co. commission denies campground request
• Powell man says he shot his wife, does not recall shooting 2 other women
• Watchdog Alert: Toxic spill zone
• Executive committee meets to discuss budget, talks turn to other issues
• Sullivan register of deeds blasts county commissioners for being fiscally irresponsible
• Coal leaders looking toward presidential election
• Continuance granted in Hawk's domestic assault case
• Unicoi County Memorial Hospital board OKs $800,000 loan from Erwin, authorizes d...
• Meeting leaves Eldridge frustrated over school budget
• Plastic recycler set to start Elizabethton operations, create 34 jobs
• Unbroken bond: Korean War vet surprises service buddy in Carter County
• Today's front page.
• LuLu returns to home she shared with her owner, who died
• Emerging Power series: Sandy Ratliff helps small businesses in Southwest Virginia
• Guilty plea in child porn case nets ex-NFS executive five years in prison
• The Bristol Blotter for May 22, 2012
• Washington County, Va., Planning Commission votes against truck stop
• Interstate sinkhole delays traffic in Kingsport
• A Carter County man arrested by mistake
• Semper Fi not just a motto for two vets
• Local man not letting Lou Gehrigs disease curb his desire to motivate
• Elizabethton officials still hope to land hatchery
• Not guilty plea entered by Johnson City man accused of rape, attempted murder
• Former Greeneville preacher bound over to grand jury in solicitation case
• Virginia Tech kicker makes plea deal in Blacksburg break-in
• Virginia Tech kicker makes plea deal in Blacksburg break-in
• VDOT to be sued by former employee for displaying nooses
• Sex case against former pastor bound over to grand jury
• Sullivan South students mourn the loss of classmate
• 6.0 quake damages world renown cheese producers
• Not guilty plea entered by Johnson City man accused of rape, attempted murder
• Former Greeneville preacher bound over to grand jury in solicitation case
• Knox Sheriff's Office investigating Powell triple homicide
• Former NFS executive sentenced to 60 months behind bars
• Sullivan County gives sheriff $144,500 to balance budget
• Watchdog Alert: Visiting Day
• Ravi spared prison in Rutgers webcam case
• Flaccavento receives Democratic nomination for Va. seat
• Time running out to register to vote in June 12 Va. GOP Primary
• Man arrested, charged with vandalizing Johnson City church
• Alleged Lions Park attempted murderer and rapist headed to trial Wednesday for unrelated aggravated assault
• Ravi's roommate, Tyler Clementi, was held up as a symbol of what bullying can do...
• Longhorn Steak House open for business in Johnson City
• Tennessee dental health among nation's worst
• Johnson City man charged with vandalizing church
• Alan Jackson benefit concert raises money for earthquake-stricken county
• If there’s one thing downtown business owners agree on, it’s the fact that downt...
• Elizabethton's 'flag man' puts red, white and blue on display while raising fund...
• Watchdog Alert: Investigating volunteer groups
• Seven area teams aim for big finish in annual Murfreesboro sporting event
• In today's paper Do you know how much local lawmakers earn for their time? For a...
• Today is deadline to register for June GOP primary
• Rescue Squad recovers body of swimmer at Cherokee Dam
• BMS on track with track improvements
• The Bristol Blotter
• Lions, tigers and baboons! Knoxville Zoo opening new exhibits
• Sullivan County closes dental clinic
• Bristol gets a brand-new fire truck
• Millions look skyward as eclipse crosses Asia, US
• Family seeking help solving mystery of old neglected cemetery in Leesburg commun...
• Young should take more pride in themselves
• Sullivan sheriff could get a cheaper vehicle
• Racists a sorry lot who need something to do
• KRAUTHAMMER: Is it right because it's right or because it just feels right?
• MERCER: 'If the court' is a scary phrase
• More people taking self-defense classes for protection
• Sunday's sports section features highschool alumni football, ETSU baseball inqui...
• Pick up a copy of today's Johnson City Press for a package of stories giving an...
• Variables pressing on Unicoi Co. tax rate
• VA offers teens shot to volunteer for summer
• Teenager dies in motorcycle accident
• Love of strawberries, volunteers always make for sweet Unicoi strawberry festival
• 9th District Democratic Committee formally nominates Anthony Flaccavento
• Buffett sees evidence that newspapers aren't dying
• Probe: Saltville Rescue Squad board pay highest in Southwest Virginia
• Annual Trail Days Festival draws thousands to Damascus
• Family, friends search for Derek Lueking
• UVa-Wise, THS hold graduation ceremonies Saturday
• KBB barrels to help encourage recycling downtown
• Children grow up — even the children of God
• Thanks to all who paid tribute to fallen officers
• Virginia High boys soccer team should be proud
• Bristol Blotter 05-20-12
• Derek Lueking
• KBB Barrels 4
• KBB Barrels 3
• KBB Barrels 2
• KBB Barrels 1
• THS Graduation 8
• THS Graduation 7
• THS Graduation 5
• THS Graduation 6
• THS Graduation 4
• THS Graduation 3
• THS Graduation 2
• THS Graduation 1
• UVa-Wise Graduation 7
• UVa-Wise Graduation 8
• UVa-Wise Graduation 6
• UVa-Wise Graduation 5
• UVa-Wise Graduation 4
• UVa-Wise Graduation 3
• UVa-Wise Graduation 2
• UVa-Wise Graduation 1
• Trail Days 9
• Trail Days 7
• Trail Days 8
• Trail Days 6
• Trail Days 5
• Trail Days 4
• Trail Days 2
• Trail Days 3
• Trail Days 1
• Sullivan County Sheriff to receive national honor
• Bristol Blotter 5-19-12
• Today's front page
• Johnson Citys postal operations safe for now
• New Hands On! Museum, farmers market in plans to help downtown Johnson City
• Johnson City warehouse fire set, investigation concludes
• Pratt says he will rebuild historic hilltop home destroyed by fire
• You can help the Tri-Cities Ronald McDonald House
• Bristol students participate in community-service projects
• Rosedale, Virginia residents fondly remeber the Pratt Mansion
• Chilhowie woman hospitalized after being ejected from SUV
• Inmate rushed to hospital Friday afternoon
• Pratt Fire 3
• Pratt Fire 2
• Pratt Fire 1
• UPDATED: Public safety memorial plan unveiled in Bristol
• Sullivan County officers honored during National Police Week
• UPDATED: Newspaper readers should experience no changes
• Report says Johnson City warehouse fire was "set"
• Bowerbank House Fire 3
• Bowerbank House Fire 2
• Bowerbank House Fire 1
• Pratt House Fire 2
• Pratt House Fire 1
• Popular bluegrass series to benefit Johnson City Ronald McDonald House
• Elton John tickets go on sale, fans line up
• Boones Creek Day to celebrate heritage, history of Daniel Boone
• Update: Fatal North Johnson City fire victim identified
• Summer Planner
• Community Service 2
• Community Service 1
• Woman sentenced to life in prison for Greene Co. shooting
• Melissa McCurry, 43, 615 Valley Ave., Erwin, also was charged Monday with violat...
• Puppy continues to recover at vet's office
• Melissa for Hire: Dairy Farmer
• The 15-year-old driver got out and ran away, leaving his 13-year-old passenger,...
• Commission okays spending at Indian Trail, new home for farmer's market
• Traffic stop leads Kingsport police to meth lab
• Police charge Johnson City woman with ID theft at W. Walnut bar
• On April 18, police received a report of an aggravated assault that had occurred...
• Wes Holstclaw wasn't taking any chances on his bid to see Elton John return to J...
• CPSC recalls two children's items: trampoline and Safety1st locks
• Newspaper readers should experience no changes
• Former Rotary International president visits Bristol
• Federal judge considering if head of Saltville Rescue Squad can still work there
• Sullivan 4-H students learn 'how county government works'
• Remember your mother and feel grateful to her and God
• For Harley rider, loud noise is just another accessory
• Thanks to Kroger employees for welcoming old folks
• Laws alone won't solve drug abuse problems in nation
• Consumer Reports: TV on your iPad
• Fire burns historic home in Russell County
• Juvenile charged in series of car burglaries
• Historic train depot on track to new purpose
• EEOC sues center for alleged discrimination
• New farmers market possibility for city
• Some concerned about Train Depot sale
• Fire burns historic home in Russell County
• Meadowview woman charged with embezzlement
• Rotary 4
• Rotary 3
• Rotary 1
• Rotary 2
• Lawsuit filed against Christian Care Center of Johnson City
• Duck Rescue 3
• Duck Rescue 2
• Duck Rescue 1
• Buffett 3
• Buffett 2
• Buffett 1
• Planned ETSU green space will eliminate route through campus
• Sullivan County Schools $6.9 million dollar shortfall could lead to teacher cuts
• Two cited on drug charges
• UT football team to train at Milligan College in August
• Michigan boy finds finger piece in Arby's sandwich
• Virginia Tech hikes tuition & fees to nearly $11,000
• JC train depot sold for $5,000, plans include building brewery and restaurant
• In “Mama Won’t Fly” as Hayley, Savannah and Norleen zip from Birmingham to Santa...
• More than 900 million people worldwide check their Facebook accounts at least on...
• Sycamore Shoals, local physicians to regionalize OB services
• ETSU president outlines campus changes
• Anti-bullying group to meet this afternoon; special programming on 11Connects
• Unlike some other stars of disco who faded as the music became less popular, Sum...
• Blind man robbed downtown; JCPD looking for suspect
• “I got down and crawled in a few more feet. I couldn’t see much, but I could see...
• Wellmont's Family Medicine residency program expanding to Norton, Va.
• UPDATE: Fatal house fire in Johnson City could have been caused by propane burner
• New! This week's booking report from the Washington County Detention Center.
• Person walking home discovers body in Knox County
• Do you think organ donors should be compensated?
• Update: Fatal north Johnson City fire linked to propane stove
• WILLIAMSBURG, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky State Police say it took three hours to pick u...
• Gov. Haslam signs legislation to extend FastTrack program
• `Terminator 3' actor Nick Stahl missing in LA
• One dead in north Johnson City fire
• A convicted felon, Ward was driving on a revoked license, and police found a loa...
• Watchdog Alert: Thrills, chills and spills
• Warren Buffett group to buy newspapers including Bristol Herald Courier
• Fatal house fire in Johnson City
• Former Southwest Virginia Postmaster gets prison time
• BTES considering creating loan pool for new business
• Becoming a student at Sullivan County's new technology school will be tough
• Car hits motorcycle on Route 460 in Tazewell County
• Pre-adults need help, not criminal punishment
• Hold Sullivan County, Tenn., officials accountable
• Thanks to supporters who helped elect Tyrone Foster
• Bristol, Va., Council should OK budget
• Bristol Blotter 05-17-12
• Johnson County funeral home cited for "immoral or unprofessional conduct"
• Greene County School Board faces difficult budget decisions.
• Coffee buzz: Study finds java drinkers live longer
• 2 US Navy ships collide in Pacific; no injuries
• Former Hiltons post mistress sentenced for mail fraud, theft
• Jennings retiring from Tennessee media post
• Chairman receives pay boost
• Scrabble in the sun
• City wants to ground any attempts to annex airport
• ETSUs economic impact booms
• Chief proud of accomplishments as retirement nears
• Police honor fallen officers
• Virginia Republican Senate hopeful angry over Ten Commandments lawsuit suggestion
• Transportation Board continues to voice support for Coalfield Expressway
• UPDATED: Dog suffered third-degree burns in fire, continues to recover
• WSLS tracks where local politicans get their money
• Tennessee receives money as part of Affordable Care Act
• Proposed safety improvements to SR 126 could impact graves, homes, and businesses
• Tennis Column - Dale Jett
• Ramp Festival 4
• Ramp Festival 3
• Ramp Festival 2
• Ramp Festival 1
• State leads gang training seminar in Radford
• Unicoi County Memorial Hospital receives financial help from city
• 193 become American citizens in Greeneville
• Sullivan schools face $6 million shortfall
• ELIZABETHTON — Good cooperation between city and county law enforcement and an a...
• Preview of Melissa For Hire: Dairy Farmer
• Evacuations, drills pared down near nuclear plants across U.S.
• Watchdog Alert: Casualties of war
• Sullivan County to hold fallen officers memorial
• Story on Sistine Chapel replica made by Providence Academy students in Wednesday...
• Police continue to investigate weekend fire
• 11 face federal charges for conspiracy charges related to methamphetimine
• Landore to serve prison time
• Watchdog Alert: Federal salaries
• Father, son among graduates during ceremony at county jail
• You ask, We Investigate: Governor says nearly $53,000 Red-Carpet Tour good investment for SWVA
• Sullivan schools face $6 million shortfall
• Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Tennessee relocating to Sullivan County
• Emotions run high at Bristol, Va., City Council meeting
• Solar energy has many applications
• Thanks to volunteers at BMS' RAM clinic
• Governor would betray older Virginians
• Bible does not permit same-sex marriage
• Consumer Reports: Quick-fix product round-up
• Temporary foster home needed for Beagle and her babies
• States top banking official seeks balanced approach to regulation
• City apartment fire contained, no injuries reported
• Blind man robbed at gunpoint, suspect unknown
• Public Workshops hosted by the Elizabethton City Council look to the future.
• Puppy sent to vet after Windsor Ave fire
• Unicoi Countys annual festival set for Saturday
• Survey: ETSU students give Johnson City positive rating
• Fires cause not yet determined
• Damascus man charged with arson
• Bristol, Va., Council 4
• Bristol, Va., Council 3
• Bristol, Va., Council 1
• Bristol, Va., Council 2
• Single-car wreck sends man to hospital
• Alpha teams take top spots in mine rescue skills contest
• Lost Bluff City man found along highway
• Flaccavento opens campaign headquarters in Abingdon
• Greenbrier Classic "validated" by Tiger Woods appearance, rest of field revealed
• You ask, We Investigate: Governor says nearly $53,000 Red-Carpet Tour good investment for SWVA
• Army opens jobs in combat battalions to women
• Old JC warehouse was not hooked up to electricity, fire investigation continues
• PORT ST. JOHN, Fla (AP) — More than a month before a Florida mother fatally shot...
• Watchdog Alert: The great J.P. Morgan Chase giveaway
• WASHINGTON (AP) — The $2 billion trading loss at JPMorgan Chase has renewed call...
• Transportation board meets Wednesday
• JCCT is looking for an Elvis costume to use during the run of "Mama Won't Fly,"...
• Ceremony to honor fallen officers slated for tomorrow
• Johnson City police arrested a man Monday who is accused of attacking the ex-boy...
• Lundberg endorses Hill in August GOP primary
• Watchdog Alert: College debt
• TBI investigates shooting of ex-HCSO drug detective
• Today's front page
• Sullivan sheriff needs $1.5 more for next year, but admits he doesn't know how the county will pay for it
• Emerging Power: Boy Scouts' Heather Suess works with disadvantaged
• Bristol, Va., budget plan sharply criticized by two City Council members
• Bartlett donates land, home to Emory & Henry
• The Bristol Blotter for May 15, 2012
• Fire probe at citys last tobacco warehouse continues
• Carter budget group hears from school system on funding
• Board OKs refinancing, bond issue
• Erwin board OKs $800,000 hospital loan
• Governor signs bill outlawing synthetic drugs
• Obama on gay marriage: 'Right thing to do'
• BREAKING: Search underway for missing Bluff City man
• FDA considers approval of HIV prevention drug
• Before pointing gun at police, man threatened wife and son
• Roanoke homeless man pleads guilty to threatening President
• More than 24 hours after the gruesome discovery, officials had yet to identify a...
• Officials were not completely sure that no one was inside the building at the ti...
• Bristol, Va., council to discuss budget plans
• Watchdog Alert: The more things change ...
• WASHINGTON (AP) — Reality TV is giving birth to some of the most popular baby na...
• Sullivan sheriff to talk budget at meeting
• Tree falls wrong way, crashes into house, car
• House defeats McDonnell's change on state worker bonus
• State police allege in a release Monday that 40-year-old Michael David Lewis of...
• 30-year-old Marcus Charles Williams died Saturday at the University of Tennessee...
• Records at the Kingsport Police Department say the wreck occurred early Sunday m...
• Watchdog Alert: The eugenics wars
• Rescuers responded to the area around 4 p.m. where they discovered that 18-year-...
• Today's front page.
• With its title sponsor, Blue Moon, providing biodegradable festival cups, the Bl...
• Vote in the weekly poll on our home page at www.JohnsonCityPress.com.
• Weekly poll results: Is it a good idea for JCPB to buy Elizabethton Electric? Ye...
• Haslam signs synthetic drugs ban at Tennessee High
• Meth is also costly to clean up. And it is usually local taxpayers who are left...
• The American Heart Association says more than half a million women will die of c...
• The Bristol Blotter
• Ceremonious Signing of Synthetic Drug Bill into Law
• Alan and Sally Dodson open Bel Rae Ballroom
• Interlibrary loan program funding eliminated in Tennessee
• Public Safety Foundation to unveil memorial plans
• American should not wear a burka
• KRAUTHAMMER: It's a critical time for Israel, with echoes of 1967
• MERCER: Of course politics affected President's decision
• Thanks for help after tornado
• Update: West Main warehouse blaze under control, cause undetermined
• One lane of Water Street closed for sewer installation
• West Main Street warehouse fire courtesy of Ed Ostermeyer.
• Firefighters responding to massive West Main Street blaze
• Warehouse Fire in Johnson City
• Overall crashes are down slightly at intersections with Redflex traffic cameras,...
• Hawkins County 'domestic situation' ends with suspect being shot dead by Kingspo...
• Mike Quillen: 'You treat people how you want to be treated'
• Gov. McDonnell lauds wide-ranging effort to promote Southwest Virginia
• Crooked Road Youth Music Festival held at Heartwood
• Carry the Load renewing attention on Memorial Day
• Treatment of poor could be ultimate test of Christianity
• Thanks to everyone involved with building renovation
• SWVa. needs a governor focused on helping region
• Police: Man severely burned in meth lab explosion
• Man faces charges after traffic stop
• Drug bust nets three arrests
• 23 graduate from Johnson City Detention Center
• Man burned when meth lab explodes in his hands
• Meth lab bust "biggest they've ever seen" according to investigators
• Amazon.com customers owe State of Tennessee money
• Carry the Load 4
• Carry the Load 3
• Carry the Load 2
• Carry the Load 1
• Gov. McDonnell
• Heartwood 3
• Heartwood 2
• Heartwood 1
• Mike Quillen 7
• Mike Quillen 6
• Mike Quillen 4
• Mike Quillen 5
• Mike Quillen 3
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• Local agencies warn of scams
• Police Continue to Investigate Deadly Shooting in Kingsport
• Bill Cosby to appear on Barter Theatre's main stage in October
• Retired Marine walking to DC to raise awareness for Wounded Warrior Project
• New Bristol, Va., sign regulations take effect July 1
• Ceremonies to honor, remember law enforcement officers to be held
• To Odum: Voters chose to give Brillhart a chance
• Obama ad on bin Laden is attacking the wrong man
• County officials need to hold open meetings
• Marinas concerned about new TVA fees
• Haslam signs into law bills on DUI, gateway sex
• Authorities: Kidnapped girls didn't eat for days
• Two arrested after precursors for making meth found at stop
• Prayer meeting set for opposition of Unicoi, Erwin liquor by drink
• Officials struggle with funding education mandates, hope to talk with state lawm...
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• Amazon.com customers owe State of Tennessee money
• Legendary car designer, racer Shelby dies at 89
• AIDS fight enters new phase with prevention pill
• 240 new jobs could come to Kingsport
• Some 25 volunteers, including actors, crew members, a director, an assistant dir...
• Kingsport man killed in I-26 crash
• Erwin man to serve 15 years for rape of a child
• CPSC recalls water slide after death, injuries involving use
• Tri-Cities RAM event serves more than 1,500 patients
• Michelle Obama, Mark Warner speak to Virginia Tech grads
• Castlewood High student honored by Virginia bankers group
• Local writer/author to lecture at Public Library
• Tennessee governor to visit Bristol Monday
• Fatal traffic accident in Kingsport
• On Mothers Day, treat Mom to a memorable dining experience
• Early female pilot Evelyn Bryan Johnson dies, 102
• Company could bring 240 jobs to Kingsport
• Unicoi County Board of Education OKs federal funds application
• Fund drawdown in Johnson City's budget upsets vice mayor
• Carter officeholders seek pay increases for their employees
• Food City deli executive chefs team with doctors for healthy program
• Man pleads guilty to stealing more than $10K from loan office employer
• Carter 911 board warns of service cutbacks in county
• Today's front page
• Erwin man sentenced to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to child rape
• Lake levels already at mid-summer highs
• Elizabethton officials say no to selling electric department to Johnson City Pow...
• Kidnap-slaying suspect kills himself; 2 girls OK
• Sullivan County Sheriff's Office budget shortfall near resolution
• Letter Carriers' "Stamp Out Hunger" food drive set for Saturday
• Gov. McDonnell signs education legislation at Virginia High School
• New truck stop a bad idea then, a bad idea now
• Take good look at those who associated with Edwards
• Bristol Blotter 05-11-12
• Store readying move won't have shelves all stocked
• Elderly woman removed from home where needles, meth-making materials found
• Consumer Reports: Troubling rise in C-sections
• Johnson City Schools requesting $1.4 million in additional funding
• Elizabethton leaders say no to plan to sell electric department
• Woman killed in wreck; driver faces charges
• City woman arrested on Virginia fugitive charge
• Civil rights lawsuit filed against Ariz. sheriff
• Study: Outside media changing N. Korean worldview
• Change to top of WTC raises questions over height
• Parent report cards are novel way to boost support
• Schools budget moves forward
• Realty firm, more team to brighten couples home
• Police: Hikers hogtie man who attempted to take them hostage
• Elton John to play Freedom Hall
• ETSU at 125: Committee looks to future
• Police: Kidnap-slaying suspect slain; 2 girls OK
• ETSU President announces formation of Committee for 125
• Va. Gov. Bob McDonnell visits Bristol, signs new education legislation
• Kingsport police chief accused of misconduct
• Do you think President Obama's support of gay marriage will help or hurt his re-election bid?
• Virgil Goode addresses Salem voters
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• Thousands of needles, meth materials found
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• Residents concerned about dangerous roadway
• Va Gov. McDonnell marks National Tourism Week
• Unemployment rate slowing down
• UPDATE: Four charged in Cherokee High School vandalism
• High school students educated on drunken driving dangers through Prom Promise
• Suspect thought kidnapped girls were his
• Some area schools require tickets for family, friends to attend graduation
• New state-of-the-art senior community coming to Johnson City
• Carter County school board seeks $839K to balance budget
• Kid Power event hits 10-year anniversary
• New home for Bristol, Va., school administrators nears completion
• Physicians say U.S. needs single-payer national health insurance program
• Sullivan County Sheriff's Office budget shortfall $332,251
• Sitting Town Council formally seeking dismissal of Saltville Police Officer
• City of Bristol,Tenn., is now in for a rough ride
• Thanks for participating in Yearly Yard Sale Days
• Bristol Blotter 05-10-12
• Krauthammer's whole truth
• Dolly Parton library gives gift of reading
• Kingsport Mayor calls for TBI investigation of police chief
• Sex charges downgraded in Pennsylvania mans statutory rape case
• Officials learn from active shooter exercise
• Meadowview truck stop up for debate again
• One charged with forgery, theft under $500
• States first lady praises young readers
• Federal workers rally against government cuts
• Farmer's markets could accept food stamps with new program
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• Johnson City receives new fire truck
• Carter Co. murder suspect moved to maximum security
• Area soldier killed in attack
• Local letter carriers to help "Stamp Out Hunger"
• Parents arrested for allowing 20 teens to have alcohol in home
• Auditor: Sullivan sheriff has $332,000 shortfall
• An e-mail alleging misconduct by Kingsport Police Chief Gale Osborne has made it...
• Carter County school put on lockdown for full-scale training exercise
• Update: Obama voices his support for gay marriage
• Marijuana grow busted in Carter County
• Today's front page
• DECHERD — A new engine manufacturing plant for auto giants and partners Nissan a...
• Two first-degree murder counts against 35-year-old Adam Mayes, who has been soug...
• Governor offers additional reward for capture of Adam Mayes
• Sullivan County man may face murder charge
• Boone Police arrest student on multiple drug charges
• North Carolina approves ban on same-sex marriage
• AA softball: Elizabethton earns another shot at powerful Unicoi
• High school soccer: University scores early, often in rout of Rebels
• Chen leads SH regional tennis qualifiers
• Science Hill silences South 1-0 in District soccer
• May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
• Gate City woman indicted, accused of false claims about daughter having leukemia...
• Did you know Johnson City has a rugby team? Press Staff Writer Amanda Marsh foun...
• Upcoming responder training designed to help train for disasters
• Nuclear Fuel Services review shows 'marked improvement'
• WATCH LIVE: Drill planned for emergency responders
• Annual Flag Pond Ramp Festival ramping up
• Work nearing completion on new Science Hill gym
• Bristol, Va., leaders hear feedback on budget plan
• May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
• Stolen rifle returned to Unicoi Co. man 15 years after burglary
• Disagreement can be good
• Controversial Meadowview truck stop project has been revived
• Annual Steele Creek Park Concert Series kicks off May 18
• Washington County, Va., Supervisors discuss proposal in closed meeting
• Instead of being an abuser, go give your kid a hug
• Food Citymove was not customer friendly
• Bristol Blotter 05-09-12
• Consumer Reports - Danger ahead: distracted young drivers
• Blue Devils stay alive with victory over Elizabethton
• Routine check leads to growing operation
• Johnson City Fire Dept. receives high-tech ladder truck
• Parents charged following drinking gathering
• Northeast State says farewell to more than 1,000 graduates
• Facing the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday night, the Texas Rangers outfielder hit...
• With 35 percent of precincts reporting Tuesday, unofficial returns showed the am...
• AAA explains reasons for varying gas prices in Tri-Cities
• Kingsport opens fire station in Bloomingdale
• You Ask, We Investigate: Traffic light update in Jonesborough
• Tenn. Department of Education investigating possible TCAP tampering
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• Drill planned for emergency responders, schools in Carter Co.
• Natural gas leak closes area of Lee Highway in Glade Spring
• Virginia Tech prepares for large commencement crowd
• State investigating possible security breach during Hawkins County TCAP testing
• Vandals cause thousands of dollars worth of damage at Cherokee High School
• Virginia Tech Clery Act case appealed to Secretary of Education
• Children's author, Sendak, dead at 83
• Subcontractors to be fined for delay of school construction projects
• Gov. Luis Fortuno, who has been mentioned as a possible Republican vice-presiden...
• Wife, mother of Tennessee kidnap-slaying suspect arrested
• Johnson City police were called to Alpine Ridge Apartments, 1112 King Springs Ro...
• Monkey loose in Asheville neighborhood
• Marion seeking input on 9/11 memorial
• Tenn, Va. to receive part of $1.5 B Depakote settlement
• UVa-Wise alumni, friends asked to give input on new chancellor
• NC voters to decide on gay marriage ban today
• Sendak, who died early Tuesday in Danbury, Conn., at age 83, four days after suf...
• Experts expect the measure to pass, despite the state's long history of moderate...
• Rehearsals are now underway for the regional premiere of the new Jones Hope Woot...
• Search for missing Tenn. teens intesifies after mother, sister found dead
• Rabies clinics scheduled in the Tri-Cities region this month
• Man found with pot, scales and pipe in parking lot of South Roan business
• Northeast State pins 2012 class of Nursing graduates
• MARSH, Wellmont holding blood drives
• Cody DeShaun Bradley, 20, 205 E. Fairview Ave., was charged with possession with...
• State investigating possible TCAP security breach at Hawkins school
• ETSU athletic scholarship golf tournament raises $50,000
• Guess gets big hit for Elizabethton
• High school baseball: Toppers undone by D-B; Blazers win
• Abingdon vice mayor asks Town Council to consider appointing her mayor in July
• NFS donates $5,500 to Unicoi Co., Erwin emergency responders
• New Elizabethton Vision Subcommittee looks for public input
• Temporary Carter County jail going without buyer
• Groups ask Carter County committee for increases in new budget
• Major drug settlement handled in Abingdon for a reason, state attorney general says
• The Bristol Blotter for May 8, 2012
• Emerging Power series: Smyth County Community Hospital CEO Lindy White
• Sullivan County officials grapple with financial realities as they work toward a budget
• Murder victim's family speaks about relationship to alleged killers
• Help letter carriers stamp out hunger
• Lunch price to rise
• FBI: Bodies of missing Tenn. mom, daughter found
• Cicadas out in force across the region
• Elections in Europe jolt world markets
• Jury returns guilty verdict in case of doctor accused of DUI
• Budget cuts could mean fewer lake patrols in Sullivan Co.
• Lee County teen dies after swimming accident
• Violent crimes decreasing in Va.
• Trial delayed for teacher accused of shooting at students
• CIA foils al-Qaeda bomb plot against U.S.-bound jet near anniversary of bin Lade...
• Kingsport man accused of rape, kidnapping
• Murder suspects appear in Carter Co. courtroom; trial set for June 26
• Tennessee man survives glider crash
• A 13-year-old New York boy who played field hockey growing up in Ireland has bee...
• Capt. Bruce Kevin Clark collapsed while speaking to his wife on May 1 from his b...
• NFS makes donation to area emergency services
• Now Adam Mayes, 35, is the subject of an Amber Alert and faces charges in the di...
• It sounds a bit cynical, but we don’t see anything wrong about a fair return of...
• Johnson City man charged with assaulting wife, breaking out car window
• ELIZABETHTON — Timothy Jason Pate, 43, and Whitney Kristina Harris, 21, both of...
• Kingsport man arrested in armed robbery of Starbucks
• Woman beaten with handgun, uses box cutter in self-defense
• Knox man charged with robbing, raping, kidnapping, assaulting girlfriend
• For a unique story about a Bluff City chef who taught culinary skills to women i...
• Pennington nominated to fill vacant position on Washington County board
• Kingsport man robs Starbucks at knifepoint
• Kenneth S. Harrison, 40, 1422 Cherokee Road, No. 1, was arrested about noon Sund...
• Baseball: Johnson County Longhorns beat Unicoi County
• Monday's Heritage page features Elizabethton Bureau Chief John Thompson's look b...
• Science Hill High School's Hayes gets winning hit
• Man arrested for breaking into home, stealing cell phone and assaulting resident
• Johnson City police arrested a city man Sunday on charges he barged into a Dyer...
• George Lindsey, known as TV's Goober Pyle, dies
• Tennessee Technology Center Elizabethton campuses set to consolidate
• The Bristol Blotter
• Carter County jail work enters home stretch
• Pet food recall makes people sick in nine states
• Real estate tax rate increase appears likely in Bristol, Va.
• HEAL Appalachia awards grants to schools to help battle obesity
• Feds to speak with Sullivan County sheriff about religious complaints
• Terrence Brady, 24, 22 Crescent St., Apt 2, was accused of choking his wife and...
• Today's front page.
• Budget cuts mean fewer patrol boats on Sullivan County lakes
• Support for Virginia Creeper Trail appreciated
• Please think of teachers and raise taxes a little
• More charity at home would be a good idea
• KRAUTHAMMER: Uniter has become the slicer-and-dicer-in-chief
• MERCER: Michelle Obama's battle against fat
• In a down economy, people with full-time jobs are working part-time jobs too
• According to a state report, hate crimes were up in Tennessee last year but none...
• Science Hill baseball team rolls in opener
• Gleason: 'People think I'm doing this because I want to die'
• E&H, King and ETSU graduations held
• Participants excited about chance to set record on State Street
• BCMA center will benefit both sides of state line
• Remember that voting is both a right and a privilege
• Don't pretend to understand grief from Va. Tech massacre
• Bristol Blotter 05-06-12
• Children in National Day of Prayer program did great job
• Knox woman accused of taking items at Belk
• Kingsport man charged with rape of 19-year-old
• Tipton-Haynes seeking youths as volunteers for summer
• Over 1,700 get degrees at ETSU
• Missing Tazewell teen found
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• Obama tells Siegel Center crowd he'll fight for middle class
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• Update: Johnson City pair charged in slaying after missing man's body found in U...
• World Record 4
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• Bristol, Va., Council winners ready for challenges ahead
• Lawsuit filed against Virginia-based A&G Coal Co. over environmental issues
• The Whiskey Gentry kicks off Border Bash 2012
• RAM officials would like to conduct another clinic next April at BMS
• BCMA's cultural heritage center project could be nearing reality
• Local students learn value of community service
• Health care overhaul works to benefit all of us
• Support medical school to better SWVa.'s quality of life
• Kidnapped missionary shares story of forgiveness in Johnson City
• The facts about the "Super Moon"
• Woman charged with credit card fraud, more
• Jonesborough wastewater treatment plant work to begin Monday
• Unicoi boys, girls sweep way to titles
• Milligan graduation: Part One
• Four in-house candidates finalists for city police chief job
• Man charged with vehicular homicide
• Two arrested, face multiple charges after body discovered in Unicoi County
• Kingsport woman searches for lost service dogs
• Undercover sting in Bristol nets seven charges against five men
• UPDATE: 2 in custody after the discovery of skeletal remains
• Border Bash 6
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• Volunteer Blind Industries puts area's visually impaired to work
• Youth director sentenced; authorities questions state sentencing guidelines
• Fortune 500 company considering bringing 700 jobs to area
• Former ETSU student, soldier, remembered at ceremony today
• BCMA Museum
• BVFD Train 2
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• Undercover prostituion sting nets 5 arrests
• Endangered Child Alert issued for 3 Tennessee children
• Water service to be interrupted Monday for water line connections
• Police investigating murder in Unicoi County
• In a time when celebrities didn’t sound like me and country music was considered...
• Critics bemoan contentious social legislation by Tennessee lawmakers
• Being blessed with a wife schooled in the culinary arts by her mother, the redou...
• Only two performance left of "Radium Girls" at JCCT. Friday, May 4, and Saturday...
• USPS urges government to pass legislation to allow closure of post offices
• NASHVILLE (AP) — A Tennessee federal jury split its verdict Friday against nine...
• School officials say the first-grader was sent home from Sable Elementary School...
• Police report that during the woman's subsequent arrest they located crack cocai...
• Part of Gray to become Johnson City in as little as 30 days
• University Parkway lane closure set for Sunday
• TVA loses $94 million in fiscal second quarter
• BEIJING (AP) — The U.S. and China forged the outlines of a deal Friday to end a...
• AP apologizes for firing reporter over WWII scoop
• Latest jobs report disappointing
• Sheriff donates animal ID tag machine to Unicoi animal shelter
• Town recorder says Erwins been paying for reappraisal info
• School officials waiting for County Commission committees response to budget
• Today's front page.
• City officials OK revised Suncrest Annexation
• Three siblings to graduate from ETSU on same day
• Heat brings early demand for air conditioners, fans
• Street suggests changes to Sullivan County Budget Committee
• Three synthetic drug bills become law in Tennessee
• Renovated and restored Bluff City boardwalk, pavilion nearly ready for summer
• Elderly should be cautious when hiring caregivers
• Bristol Blotter 05-04-12
• Book inspires creation of personal 12 rules for life
• Consumer Reports: Facebook and your privacy
• Warriors, Patriots pick up victories
• US uses bin Laden letters to degrade al-Qaida
• Activist's fate deepens US-China suspicions
• Designer details scheme to funnel money to Edwards
• Police place theft charge against city man
• Grand jury reinstates dismissed rape charges
• Four area residents arrested in Erwin on drug charges
• Warehouse demolition continues; park project part of flood remediation plan
• Woman accused in theft of $221K
• Bristol, Tenn., school officials announce reorganization plan, job cuts
• Sullivan County, Bristol gather for National Day of Prayer
• Mother, boyfriend, charged in second-degree murder of two-year-old
• Special Report: Rise in inmates, crime in jail costing taxpayers money
• Bluff City Park
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• Bristol, Tennessee schools make job cuts to compensate $775,000 budget deficit
• TruPoint Bank/11 Connects Shred-A-Thon set for Saturday
• Johnson City PD reveals top 5 potential candidates for police chief
• Woman charged with embezzling $200,000-plus from Johnson City business
• Romney says Va. could be decisive state in Nov.
• A list of bills that passed and failed in the Tennessee General Assembly this year.
• Alpha reports first quarter net loss
• ELIZABETHTON — A 17-year-old girl has been charged with three counts of vehicula...
• BLOUNTVILLE — Representatives of the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Departmen...
• Grand jury adds back rape charges for alleged Lions Park gunman
• TV bushwhacked? Ford says 'Ghost voting' acceptable in state Legislature
• Rep. Dale Ford responds on 'ghost voting' in the legislature
• LENOIR CITY — An article in the Lenoir City High School yearbook describing the...
• FARRAGUT — A tractor-trailer driver whose rig sparked a four-vehicle crash on In...
• Virginia governor to hold ceremony at Virginia High School
• Michele Bachmann
• Six men were charged by East Tennessee State University police this week with va...
• Tenn. comptroller's office auditing Sullivan County's financial records
• Bachmann to endorse Romney today in Portsmouth
• BMS officials hope to create 700 additional camping spaces by fall race
• Godsey: 'I don't have a frickin badge'
• Full Moon Jam concert series lineup announced
• Abingdon officially designated an Appalachian Trail Community
• Christianity celebrates elements of pagan religions
• Sharing memories of snow, floods on St. Patrick's Day
• Indifference of voters mystifies
• Bristol Blotter 05-03-12
• Police say man choked girlfriend
• Craig hits for cycle as Hilltoppers beat Elizabethton, 13-3
• ETSU music professor to retire after 33 years
• Two charged with making meth in Erwin house
• If you get a ticket, be sure to read it
• Parents convictions in baby daughters death upheld
• Mountain States to cut 168 jobs, mostly in Washington County
• Stamp out hunger on May 12
• Mountain States Health Alliance announces $70 million reduction plan.
• Fire in downtown Johnson City
• Fire in downtown Johnson City
• Tennis Column - New River Trail
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• BREAKING NEWS: Bristol Motor Speedway announces expansion of camping spaces
• Johnson City firefighters battle downtown blaze
• Meth components found in Unicoi County
• William King Musuem to host garage sale
• NASHVILLE (AP) — Republican Gov. Bill Haslam has vetoed a measure that tried to...
• Junior Seau found dead at California home
• JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) -- A Republican Missouri House member has publicly anno...
• ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — A prosecutor says most of the 13 people charged in the deat...
• Rabies clinics scheduled in the Tri-Cities region this month
• Jonesborough gears up for May 12th Town-Wide Yard Sale
• A Washington County judge upheld murder convictions Wednesday for a man and woma...
• Mountain States Health Alliance to cut jobs
• Sullivan County Director of Schools: "We will need help from commission"
• KINGSPORT — A man suspected of robbing five banks in North Carolina was arrested...
• Liquor store clerk faces charges after shooting at fleeing shoplifter
• Mountain States to cut 168 jobs
• In Wednesday's Sports section of the Johnson City Press read Sports Writer Jeff...
• Summer camp time! Johnson City Parks and Rec offers variety of options
• Mountain States Health Alliance to cut jobs
• Amateur radio operators play big role in tracking storms, tornadoes
• Twist of fate reunites Kingsport family with dog months after it was lost
• Johnson City Sports Foundation to handle more duties for Cardinal Park
• Nuclear Fuel Services to receive annual Nuclear Regulatory Commission review
• Varied Tri-Cities gas prices bewilder motorists
• Let's make it a great home for everyone
• Heaton drops out of 9th District race
• Bristol, Tenn., leaders voice support for proposed fiscal 2013 budget
• Bristol Civitan clubs try to set Guinness record
• Brillhart, Odum win in Bristol, Va., election
• Abingdon, Damascus and Glade Spring post election results
• Regional first responders discuss need, challenges of increased communication
• Lack of objectivity drives conservative thought
• Politics should not hurt our deputies
• Bristol Blotter 05-02-12
• Best on-the-go egg sandwich
• Johnson City releases July 4th Fireworks schedule, information
• Blazers win playoff tuneup
• Boys take to bikes for fun, exercise
• Jonesborough specialty plate proposal on hold for year
• Valet service for veterans
• Fireworks, fun, prizes to mark citys annual July 4 celebration
• New option to share being an organ donor on Facebook
• Catherine Brillhart Wins
• Odum Wins
• Lawmakers adjourn session without gun showdown
• Two incumbents hold onto seats on Abingdon Town Council
• 200 year old cabin gets new lease on life
• Tip leads Kingsport Police to serial bank robber
• 15-year sentence handed down in child porn case
• Man charged with choking girlfriend
• UPDATE: Upset in Bristol, Va., City Council race
• New eatery to open up three restaurants in Johnson City area
• Spradlin gets 40 years for murder
• Sullivan County Director of Schools: "We will need help from commission"
• Free cancer screening program will not face budget cuts
• Baileyton man sentenced on child porn charges
• Heaton drops out of congressional race
• Tennessee Department of Transportation takes steps to prevent traffic fatalities.
• Tennessee lawmakers approve budget, funding for area projects
• EcoLogical Energy 3
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• Jeremiah Heaton
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• Dow Jones average hits highest mark since '07
• KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — President Barack Obama slipped into Afghanistan Tuesda...
• Stinging gas sends May Day protesters fleeing
• Keep Bristol Beautiful hosts recycling barrel paint-in
• Three inmates indicted for attempted murder of a corrections officer
• SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Police are apologizing after arresting a man for using...
• Intoxicated, 'completely naked' ATV rider reported in SW Va.
• The likelihood of picking up a girl while traveling John B. Dennis Highway, plea...
• Sneedville man dies in single-car crash
• WASHINGTON (AP) — A former Obama administration official says al Qaida leader Os...
• Dog food recall
• Hite to speak at ETSU ROTC ceremony Friday
• Science Hill High School's football stadium bears the name of Kermit Tipton, who...
• Parliament's cross-party Culture, Media and Sport committee said News Internatio...
• KINGSPORT — The folks at Lamplight Theatre in Fall Branch are praying for a mira...
• FBI: 5 men arrested, wanted to blow up Ohio bridge
• Virginia Intermont recycling project, 'Raise the Roof', launches with assistance from Ball Corp.
• Historic cabin to be moved to new location, live video now on hold
• Vote for Tucker Montgomery and help his family secure equipment needed for his mobility
• Virginia Tech releases 2012 football helmet ratings
• Bill works toward leveling minor parties playing fields
• After the ban: Synthetic drugs still on local officials radar
• India ferry capsizes; 103 dead, 100 missing
• Elizabethton's new animal shelter director ready for job's challenges
• Low turnout forecast for Bristol, Va., election
• Sullivan committee hears $2.4 million in budget requests
• Torbett strives for balance with work, family, community
• Program renovates house for Bristol, Tenn., family
• Sullivan sheriff discusses cost-cutting moves
• Sullivan schools could face $6 million shortfall
• Jonesborough officials continue to work toward building visitors center annex, r...
• $50,000 not bad consolation prize for local food bank
• Abstinence based bill prompts questions for local teachers and students
• Sullivan Sheriff outlines cost-cutting measures
• District Attorney General Berkley Bell plans to retire
• Meth lab cleanup in Todd, NC
• UPDATED: Bear cub found in Giles County euthanized
• UPDATED: Bear cub found in Giles County euthanized
• Last night to vote for Second Harvest, possibility of winning second place prize of $50,000
• Study shows economy is to blame for the increase in domestic violence
• D.A. Berkely Bell announces retirement
• Nuclear Regulatory Commission to hold meeting, discuss NFS
• Vote for Tucker Montgomery and help his family secure equipment needed for his mobility
• Kermit Tipton dead at age 90
• Surveillance video shows Carter Co. Jail inmate with drugs
• Carter Co. deputies arrest man wanted in series of burglaries
• Camp Caterpillar helping children cope with death
• Lottery scholarship bill likely dead this session
• Watchdog Alert: War by the numbers
• Greene Co. man hit, killed with skillet, no charges filed
• Man hit, killed with skillet, no charges filed
• 2 pit bull dogs surrendered after 3 hurt in Tennessee
• Three men injured, two men arrested in Piney Flats shooting
• Unicoi man charged with DUI, vandalism
• Sponsor says he'll trade Tennessee "Don't Say Gay" bill for letter banning subject
• Humvees now available for Carter County sheriff's deputies to tackle mountainous...
• Free Wills for Heroes program set for Saturday to help emergency responders
• Legendary Science Hill football coach Tipton dies at 90
• UPDATE: First-degree murder charge dropped after witness lies under oath, others arrested
• 'Gateway sexual activity' spurs legislator debate, national attention
• Ancient white oak in Jonesborough towers above homes, businesses
• Today's front page.
• Was Eldridge justified in vetoing building inspector position?
• With an asterisk, WTC is back on top in NYC
• Carter County sheriff asks for $650,000 in new funding
• Border Bash kicks off 13th year in Bristol on Friday
• It's time for standarized testing in area schools
• Benefit concert held to support Bristol Promise which assists homeless families
• Old Washington County jail being turned into new home for county archives
• Officials probe Bronx SUV accident that killed 7
• Railroad track relocation will result in more room on Scott Street
• April's Earth Day is a pagan observance
• Maybe put proposed truck stop at another exit?
• The truth is that it's a faux Indian tribe
• PARKER: Want an adult or preezy of the United Steezy?
• MERCER: Is loneliness a tech problem?
• $2M music scholarship endowment given in honor of retiring ETSU music professor
• Greeneville hangs on to beat Junior Bucs in soccer
• Heavy lifting: ETSU's Conner wins national championship
• Tattoo popularity grows, removal treatments improve
• Patrick Henry High School Class of 1999 repairing damage at Leo Shoals Park
• Many officials say much was learned following tornado outbreak
• YMCA hosts Healthy Kid's Day at Vance Middle School
• One year following tornadoes some still putting lives, businesses back together
• Invest in Bristol Virginia Public Schools and students
• Two Bluff City men face charges of attempted first-degree murder
• Ayn Rand fans not good for nation
• Circuit riders are role models
• Don't re-elect Barak Hussein Obama
• Bristol Blotter 04-29-12
• Candlelight vigil honors victims of domestic violence
• Countdown to Blue Plum
• Storm memorial helps region heal
• Martial Art students raise money for St. Jude's Children's Hospital
• Travel Agents see spike in business
• Leo Shoals Park
• Jerry Allen Kennedy
• Houston Chance Hale
• YMCA Kids Day 3
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• YMCA Kids Day 1
• Tornados 6
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• Melissa for Hire: Mechanic
• Elvis, music, demonstrations part of Carter County Jail United Way fundraiser
• Fun at the Area III Special Olympics Friday
• Cloudland tabs Pittman as new football coach
• Late Rep. Whitsons work on I-26, more recognized with center honor
• Gov. McDonnell tours tornado damaged areas in Southwest Virginia
• Take unwanted drugs to a local drop-off location
• Meadowview home offers students look at life during Civil War
• Officials say charges to come in death of inmate at Southwest Virginia Regional Jail
• Two seats up for election on Abingdon Town Council
• Community Veterans Awareness Day being held in Abingdon
• What's the point of signs if you're running unopposed?
• Re-elect Odum and Heaney to Bristol, Va., City Council
• Catherine Brillhart great candidate for City Council
• Candidates' thoughts should be printed closer to May 1
• Don't change the current, successful City Council
• Bristol Blotter 04-28-12
• Tree ceremony honors crime victims
• Second Harvest loses lead in Facebook race
• Nolands ETSU goals involve Mini Dome, amphitheater, green space
• Woman reportedly carjacked near Bristol theater
• Hate-related crimes up in state, statistics show
• Child rescued from creek
• Family says loved one died from tornado heart break
• Bristol, Va., Police investigating carjacking
• Investigators look for missing Tazewell teen
• The Tornadoes of 2011: Region Recovers and Remembers
• The opening of the Special Olympics in Johnson City
• Rotary clubs celebrate National Volunteer Month
• Unicoi welcome center named for former representative
• New study center opens at Quillen College of Medicine
• Abigail's Redemption
• Adda Leah Davis
• Glade Spring Gov 6
• Glade Spring Gov 5
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• Glade Spring Gov 3
• Glade Spring Gov 2
• Glade Spring Gov 1
• Living History 6
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• ETSU's president makes special announcement
• Ceremony held in honor of National Crime Victims' Rights Week
• Tornado Pictures of 2011
• Tornado Pictures of 2011
• Tornado Pictures of 2011
• Tornado Pictures of 2011
• Jimmy John's sandwich shop delivers the goods
• Have you voted today?
• GOP ignores veto threat, passes student loan bill
• Hearing set for ex-priest seeking to have sexual conduct, rape convictions overt...
• Donation allows Milligan to build $12.5M student housing complex
• Tenn. soldier dies after injury in Afghanistan
• In today's Sports section find out about Science Hill's Jeremy Bosken, who is ta...
• Details on JCPBs possible purchase of EED still up in the air
• 'Toppers crush Vikings in tennis
• Mary Brown: 'We were able to make a difference'
• Local law enforcement agencies, prosecutors preparing to deal with new drug laws
• Strong storms strike region sparking at least two fires
• Judge allows money from frozen account for Saltville Rescue Squad legal fees
• Pilot garden teaching nutrition, physical activity and responsibility
• Construction could begin in 2016 on Virginia Highlands Airport runway extension
• Today's front page.
• Dispose of your old, unused or unwanted prescriptions Saturday
• 5 Out & About things to do this weekend
• Traffic stop results in fugitive's arrest
• Great people in Bristol
• Diverse beliefs in Poor Valley
• Inmate at the Southwest Virginia Regional Jail accused of killing fellow prisoner
• Bristol Blotter 04-27-12
• Writer tired of hearing 'free'
• Murder investigation at Southwest Virginia Regional Jail in Duffield
• Consumer Reports: Best buy dehumidifiers
• Greene Co still rebuilding one year after tornadoes
• Memorial Park Community Centers opening date now scheduled for July
• United Way installs board of directors, names campaign chair at membership meeting
• Strawberries ready a bit early this year
• In speech, Biden attacks Romney on foreign policy
• Eastman posts higher sales, lower earnings
• Man jumps from vehicle with passenger still inside to avoid arrest
• Police say woman passed stolen checks
• Civil Rights Exhibit
• Garden 3
• Garden 1
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• Church Fire 2
• Church Fire 1
• Military lay-offs could have local effects
• House fire kills nearly a dozen puppies
• ETSU expanding Center for Physical Activity, also adding athletic fields, tennis courts
• Cocke County man dies in single-vehicle crash
• Prosecutors conclude Somali sex trafficking case
• TVA approves more expensive reactor construction
• Today's front page.
• Kingsport woman serving 15 years for attempted murder, arson dies in prison
• Lesbian Scout leader ousted in Ohio; parents upset
• Bomb kills 3 US service members in Afghanistan
• Rogersville woman charged with TennCare fraud
• Johnson City woman charged with forging stolen checks
• Watchdog Alert: The Super PAC players
• Lightning strike causes house fire in Gate City
• Emergency responders, high-school students, participate in drill
• Tennessee anti-synthetic drug bills headed to governor's desk
• School bookkeeper charged with theft by grand jury
• Saggy Pants bill now signed into law
• Johnson City police: Two jump from moving vehicle to avoid arrest
• Elizabethton OKs raises for city workers who earn the least
• Today's Outdoors section of the Johnson City Press features the youth shooting t...
• Two arrested on charges of auto burglary, theft in Johnson City
• Recycling programs keep tons out of waste stream
• Watchdog Alert: The guys with the money
• Sullivan County no closer to solving sheriff's office budget shortfall
• Sullivan County could be facing serious financial challenge
• Tennessee anti-synthetic drug bills headed to governor's desk
• David J. Prior Convocation Center dedicated at UVa-Wise
• Bluff City man faces multiple theft and burglary charges
• Study the candidates and get out to vote Tuesday
• Tornado recovery trees headed to Glade Spring
• Red Onion State Prison remains on lockdown following stabbing
• Five chances to see "Radium Girls" at JCCT. Performances are April 27 and 28 an...
• Burger King makes cage-free eggs, pork promise
• TSA screeners charged in LA drug trafficking probe
• New Southern Dozen contest ready for area cycle enthusiasts
• Hayes does it all for Hilltoppers vs. Crockett
• Police say meth waste emptied into creek
• A remarkable recovery: Miranda Johnson gets space-age prosthetic
• Heavy crane causes light damage to Wellness Center
• 16-slice CT scanner slated for Wellmont's Exit 19 location
• James Booher
• Sheriff Meeting 3
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• Sheriff Meeting 1
• Wise Dedication 3
• Wise Dedication 2
• Wise Dedication 1
• Elizabethton Electric discussing sale to JCPB
• Track officials announce changes to BMS; work begins
• School put on lockdown after man found with gun nearby
• ETSU named official U.S. Olympic training site
• Bruton Smith outlines Bristol Motor Speedway changes
• BMS Changes 8
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• Glade Spring Trees 2
• BMS Changes 1
• Glade Spring Trees 1
• Local city may sell electric department to JCPB
• Budget shortfall in Sullivan County Sheriff's Department up for debate tonight
• UPDATE: JCPD still looking for missing 78 year old man
• Woman in prison for arson and attempted murder in Kingsport dies
• Johnson City's Popular "Southern Dozen" Moves Beyond Just Motorcycles for Summer Contest
• Watchdog Alert: It's a mad, mad, mad campaign.
• Wellmont in Abingdon receives certificate
• Crane topples onto building, no one injured
• Crane tips over onto Wellness Center
• Track owner announces removal of progressive banking at Bristol Motor Speedway
• Young heart patient taken from hospital found safe
• AP: Gingrich to end presidential campaign
• Happy Valley turns to Babb after Bayless
• ETSU named Olympic training site for weightlifting
• ETSU is training for the Olympics
• Apple's blowout quarter propels Nasdaq to big gain
• New! See this week's booking report from the Washington County Detention Center.
• Towing to begin in Cherry St parking lot
• Unicoi welcome center to be named for late Rep. Whitson
• Sullivan sheriff sued for $1.5M over mobile home destroyed in raid
• Boone Lake Cleanup to be held Saturday
• Golf tournament to benefit Johnston Memorial Hospital
• Carver Rec to host sidewalk sale for youth trip
• Griffith Congratulates Gate City & Martinsville National Guard Units
• Milligans 12th annual event shows off four films
• Watchdog Alert: PACs and Virginia politics
• Va. couple accidentally shot at gun safety class
• Bristol Virginia Fire Department trains for radioactive emergency
• Chamber official says Lisa Meadows retired to attend to her pregnant daughter
• Bristol, Va., leaders face a $4.7 million shortfall
• Second lawsuit filed against Bluff City's speed cameras
• Bristol, Tenn., school officials review strategic plan
• Deadly Storms — Day 4 in a series: What's next?
• New region-wide effort to improve childhood literacy launched in Mountain Empire
• Today's front page.
• Senate could vote today on bill to slow postal cuts
• Washington Co., Va., Supervisors looking at future fire and EMS needs
• Catherine Brillhart should be on city council
• Letter-writer endorses Brillhart for city council
• Laoo, Barnett honored as outstanding teachers
• Bristol Blotter 04-25-12
• Democracy needs open government
• Barack Obama ain't no president
• Consumer Reports: Quick-cooking brown rice
• Davis does it all in Unicoi Co. win
• Students' PSA warns against synthetic drugs
• ETSU Earth Day event brings call for use of University Woods
• Food Bank wins award, funds
• Officers' run to kick off local Special Olympics
• TDOT: Watch for workers
• Local students concerned about potential loan rate jump
• Annan calls Syria situation 'bleak'
• New case of mad cow disease in California
• Haslam signs TEAM Act into law
• Woman charged with domestic aggravated assault
• City man charged with felony possession of meth
• Hearing held for fired Bluff City police officer
• Northeast State Community College student arrested
• Million-dollar Facebook contest for local charities in home stretch
• Correctional officer stabbed at prison
• Deputies find unique weapons during courthouse security screenings
• Fire Training 2
• Fire Training 3
• Fire Training 1
• United Way 3
• United Way 4
• United Way 2
• United Way 1
• General Shale has expanded to offer other building products, outdoor living prod...
• Trending Hokies attract unwanted scammers
• Mobile service helps veterans with understanding benefits
• Two charged with stealing steel from Tweetsie Trail
• Watchdog Alert: Compare college costs
• First woman of color elected ETSU SGA President
• Appalachian Power seeks to increase rates
• Governor Bob McDonnell to tour recovery efforts in Glade Spring
• Infant stabbed in chest and neck in Baltimore; mother in custody
• Watchdog Alert: ALEC and lobbyists
• $1.5 million federal lawsuit filed over standoff that destroyed Blountville home
• MARSH, Wellmont holding blood drives
• Man reported shot likely not shot near ETSU after all; security upped on campus
• Police chief in Trayvon Martin case remains under scrutiny
• Fighting for Tony
• Haslam signs "TEAM" Act into law
• UPDATE: Longtime Bristol Chamber of Commerce CEO retires
• Emerging Power series: Bristol businesswoman and philanthropist Ruth King
• Today's front page.
• $1.5 million federal lawsuit filed over standoff that destroyed Blountville home
• Deadly Storms — Day 3 in a series: What a difference a year makes
• The Bristol Blotter for April 24, 2012
• Teen's death to serve as "wake up call" for teen drivers in trouble in Johnson City
• Mayor's veto overridden on building code inspector job
• County Commission: Seniors, animals do well
• 'Toppers beat up on South
• House GOP rejects vote on guns bill
• Longtime Bristol Chamber of Commerce CEO has resigned
• Unicoi County takes steps to settle 911 dispatch lawsuit
• Millions in Homeland Security money, Director says "well-spent"
• First female woman of color elected ETSU SGA President
• T-CAPs to impact student's final grade
• Final phase of Darrell's Dream Boundless Playground unveiled at Warrior's Path
• Winter finally arrives - in Spring
• Johnson City Police looking for missing 78 year old man
• Greenberg
• Bill to drug test for Tenn. welfare advances
• Kingsport Police looking for Sunoco robbery suspect
• Officials to vote on Sanford chief's resignation in wake of Trayvon Martin case
• City man sentenced in cocaine and money laundering conspiracy
• Budget poses challenge for Carter County Commission
• Two charged with child neglect after admittedly drinking
• Shooting at Campus Ridge prompts security crack-down on campus
• Police charge Marion man in apartment shooting, no one injured
• Pick up a copy of Monday's Johnson City Press for a feature article by Press Sta...
• Police investigate armed robbery of Kingsport store
• Kingsport rollover crash spurs additional wrecks
• Growing their own food: Unicoi County inmates plant garden to reduce taxpayer costs
• Kingsport mothers arrested after young children found in road
• Two Johnson City men sentenced in federal court
• Johnson City man accused of choking wife, throwing her down walkway
• Meeting to focus on synthetic drugs, underage drinking
• Kingsport securities broker sentenced for fraud, money laundering
• Johnson City man sentenced on firearms charges
• Bucs win 6th consecutive A-Sun tennis championship
• Do you think 'stand your ground' laws go too far?
• Police investigate armed robbery of Kingsport store
• Today's front page.
• Names released in double West Market shooting
• The Bristol Blotter
• Victims identified in double-shooting; Police say it was a husband-wife altercation
• Sullivan County residents can send in tips to sheriff's office
• Deadly storms: One year later — Day 2 in a series
• Neighborhood watch shooter released from Fla. jail
• Sharon Randall speaks at Mayors' Award ceremony
• Eleven 'golden apple' teachers nominated for Rotary Award
• What is a blessing and what's not
• Taxpayer tells Washington County whose money they have
• KRAUTHAMMER: Let's all bid a sad farewell to the New Frontier
• MERCER: 'Hopefully' wins, finally
• Weather could impact local vineyards
• Friday will mark the one-year anniversary of the devastation, and the Johnson Ci...
• Earth Day's effects are far-reaching
• Boy called hero after quick action to save friend
• Keep Bristol Beautiful hosts annual Great American Cleanup
• Family Promise of Bristol moving forward
• From homeless to a place of his own
• Gas prices negatively affecting race attendance
• Obama's ideas would hamper nation's progress
• Honky Tonk Angels hit all the right notes
• Herald Courier takes home honors from Virginia Press Association's annual journalism contest
• Bristol Blotter 04-22-12
• Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch forced into primary fight
• Del Rio woman dies when truck plunges into French Broad River
• ETSU men, women in tennis finals
• Annual coptic conference offers methods for spiritual guidance
• Volunteers help out with several projects at Princeton Arts Center
• Hazardous waste, trash collected in the city and county
• Boy Scouts lost on trail soon found
• Update: West Market Street shooting victim dies
• Friends
• E-waste collected at Food City on Euclid Avenue
• Shooting at Campus Ridge Apartments in Johnson City
• Homeless in Bristol 5
• Homeless in Bristol 4
• Homeless in Bristol 3
• Homeless in Bristol 2
• Homeless in Bristol 1
• Cleanup 4
• Cleanup 2
• Cleanup 3
• Cleanup 1
• Two victims with gunshots found on West Market Street, police investigating
• ETSU student grazed by bullet at off-campus apartment
• E-waste being collected at Food City
• Double-shooting in Johnson City
• Garden Faire underway at Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center
• Dispute over Sullivan County Sheriff's Office budget has gotten personal
• Civil War mobile exhibit stops in Bristol
• Bristol Herald Courier reporter Michael Owens wins a 2011 D. Tennant Bryan Award
• Joyce Brown says she is innocent of drug charges
• Up to 133 percent of poverty level will qualify for Medicaid
• Bristol Blotter 04-21-12
• Speedway ticket prices hamper sales, hurt area
• Alpha donation helps community
• Bucs face Upstate in semis
• School marks Earth Day with environmental education
• School officials take first look at 2012-13 budget
• Haslam in Elizabethton, talks politics at Reagan Day Dinner
• Dog finds a home nearly a year after tornado
• JCHA's flat rate rents to rise
• Emergency response bill hopes to locate victims faster
• Man charged with trying to choke girlfriend
• Old tires, batteries to be recycled at Free Service
• Phil Lane to get probation
• After 4-month surge, gas prices start falling
• Michael L. Owens
• Sheriff 2
• War 3
• Sheriff 1
• War 2
• War 1
• Autism 4
• Autism 2
• Autism 3
• Autism 1
• Garden Faire 6
• Garden Faire 5
• Garden Faire 4
• Garden Faire 3
• Garden Faire 2
• Garden Faire 1
• Watchdog Alert: Dialysis
• Motorcycles sales up due to gas prices
• Six year investigation leads investigators to crystal meth bust
• Study on the South Fork of the Holston River released
• Ex-animal shelter supervisor, pastor granted diversion in sex case
• Where has the Mystery Diner been this week? Read his column in today's Johnson C...
• Couple accused in murder-for-hire plot plead not guilty in court
• A Bristol Va. man arrested after allegedly abducting his own child
• JC Commission passes Gray annexation on 2nd reading, after much concern
• Today's front page.
• Zimmerman apologizes to Martin's parents; judge sets bail at $150K
• Child neglect case turned over to grand jury
• Da Vinci Surgical System to be on display at Mall
• Washington County Sheriff's Office to host free child safety check
• Identity of robber sought in Pound
• Synthetic drug delivery prompts arrest
• Committee turns over reins of Elizabethton War Memorial
• Divided school board votes to keep Alexander at helm
• Rabies clinics set in three counties
• Veteran Washington County commissioner Jarrett dies of cancer
• Twelve area women honored by Bristol YWCA
• Fence to help deter litter from behind Exit 7 stores
• Cloud 9 Emporium will reopen as cigarette shop
• Lee Highway road project gets mixed reaction from public
• Tupelo Honey sweet on city after tour
• Gleason's death sentences reviewed without comment by Virginia Supreme Court
• Unicoi County claims Three Rivers crown
• Reid delivers for Toppers against Boone
• Experts say communication key to preventing alcohol abuse among teens
• Carter school board picks Kevin Ward for interim director spot
• Health insurance law also provides credits, benefits
• Beware of bad deals from Tri-Cities car dealerships
• Consumer Reports: Supplement do's and don'ts
• Trail work chugs along
• Annexation proposal moves forward
• Second Harvest, Good Samaritan in first place in race for $1M
• NYC basement searched for boy who vanished in 1979
• Paterno lawyer: Penn State money wasn't settlement
• Dandridge Republican hoping to replace Faulk in state Senate
• Lawsuit over Murfreesboro mosque heads to trial
• Local Earth Day activities give plenty of opportunities to help, make impact
• Crime rate up slightly in city
• JC Commission passes Gray annexation on 2nd reading, after much concern
• Bristol, Va., woman found with synthetic drugs
• Identity of robber sought in Pound
• Tribute to Women 4
• Tribute to Women 2
• Tribute to Women 3
• Tribute to Women 1
• Man accused of holding girlfriend at gunpoint, taking child
• Men arrested in gas station robbery
• Bristol Blotter 04-20-12
• Lee Hwy 3
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• Lee Hwy 1
• Litter Fence 2
• Food City 2
• Litter Fence 1
• Food City 1
• Cloud Nine Opens
• Alzheimer's by the numbers
• Covered Bridge re-opens in time for festival
• ETSU students remember the Holocaust
• Soon-to-be college graduates struggling to find jobs
• 16 Amish plead not guilty in Ohio hair attacks
• Update: Police find 2 hiding after shot fired through mobile home door
• Levon Helm, key member of The Band, dies at 71
• Elaborate prom invites get new name: Prom-posals
• Summitt to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom
• Elizabethton Cleanup project this weekend
• Erwin revitalization plan complete
• Carter County Board of Education continues to slash school budget
• Johnson City man faces felony reckless endangerment charges
• Former police officer sentenced in child porn ring case
• County Mayor Eldridge, Zoning Administrator Rutherford disagree about new buildi...
• See this week's arrest report from the Washington County Detention Center.
• Remembering the Holocaust
• What people are reading on JohnsonCityPress.com this morning: Gray residents rea...
• Ground broken for new high school in Big Stone Gap
• Inmate who killed twice for death penalty has cases reviewed
• Virginians lost ground during the legislative session
• Several farmers markets opening in the coming days in Mountain Empire
• Today's front page.
• Johnson City man accused of firing shot through door as victim knocks
• ETSU, Appalachian Regional Commission share long history
• UVa-Wise Chancellor search committee selected, set to meet
• Transformation of Virginia Hill will take motivation
• A bridge from past to present
• Junior League food drives held at local Food City stores
• Hazardous waste to be collected
• Bucs hope Harris can strengthen backcourt
• Gray residents ready to have say on planned annexation
• Remembering the Holocaust
• Police: Kingsport man arrested for lining up his students, firing blank shots fr...
• 'No Sex Bill' headed for House floor vote
• Man picks up multiple charges after incident
• Man charged with aggravated assault of wife
• Woman picks up drug, child abuse charges
• Gray annexation opponents speak out
• UPDATE: Bristol Nursing Home admissions suspension lifted
• Va. senate passes budget
• Washington County,Tennessee deputies fine people for not properly disposing of their cigarette butts.
• Local law enforcement prepares for Synthetic Drug Bill
• Chemical spray in schools, concern to parents
• Honaker Redbuds 2
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• Farmer's Market 3
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• Union High School 1
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• Robert C. Gleason Jr.
• Tennis Col 1
• “Radium Girls” opens Friday, April 20, at Johnson City Community Theatre. Perfo...
• Juvenile charged after BB gun pellet breaks school bus window
• 'American Bandstand' host Dick Clark has died
• Sullivan Elementary School celebrates Earth Day by helping Bays Mountain
• Teacher charged with firing gun at students
• Asheville company is awarded a potential $196M contract
• Watchdog Alerts: Where the (tax) money goes
• Legendary UT basketball coach Pat Summitt has announced that she will step down...
• Breaking News: Summitt steps aside, Warlick new Tennessee coach
• Retired Illinois couple claim share of $656M jackpot
• Woman charged with child neglect and drug charges
• Synthetic drugs closer to becoming illegal
• Trial date set for former Unicoi County Sheriff Harris' latest misconduct charge
• Carter Co. woman upset over treatment of sacred land by power contractors
• Nurse charged with murder in shooting of Texas mom
• Today's Sports page features ETSU freshman Gabriella Wahl. "Wahl won the Atlanti...
• Zumba is a new exercise becoming increasingly popular at local gyms. For a story...
• Virginia Hill residents list blight and the city's lack of response as main concerns
• Elizabethton City Council debates pay raise in 2012-13 budget
• Officials say Cody Riddle drowning case closed
• Bristol Nursing Home temporarily banned from accepting new patients
• Local man witnesses Discovery arrival in Washington D.C.
• Trio of synthetic drug bills headed to Tennessee Senate
• Our health can only improve
• Bristol, Tenn., leaders unveil proposed $45.5 million budget
• Local law enforcement, hospital report significant drop in synthetic drug cases...
• Sullivan County Planning Commission recommends against approval of campground
• Johnson City man accused of assaulting 2 including wife
• Woman charged with neglect months after 5-year-old found on Johnson City street
• Bristol Blotter 04-18-12
• Infant found in 'filthy' Kingsport home, couple charged with neglect
• Medical mission a piece of the healthcare puzzle
• Today's front page.
• Greed won in the Virginia Tech ruling
• 'Don't Say Gay' ban advancing in House
• Bucs remain in second at Atlantic Sun tournament
• 'Blazers rally past 'Toppers
• Rights may mesh on parking lot gun bill
• State health board disciplines city heart surgeon
• Consumer Reports: Pediatric ICU infection risk
• 'Don't Say Gay' ban advancing in House
• UPDATE: No one inured when plane landing at Virginia Highlands Airport ran off runway
• Sullivan Sheriff's office budget has shortfall, recent vehicle purchase questioned
• UPDATE: Power restored in Unicoi County after substation problem
• Sullivan Co. unveils anonymous tip line, crime information via CrimeReports.com
• Walking Bus 3
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• Imagination Library 4
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• US stocks jump after strong profits
• UPDATE: Phone lines are back up at Russell County 911
• Judge gives Tennessee dog on death row a reprieve
• $412 check that bought rights to Superman sold for $160,000
• Johnson City man gets 15 years on federal drug, weapon charges
• Southern Baptist leader apologizes for comments
• Community forum will discuss underage drinking
• Watchdog Alerts: Tax trick
• Teen arrested for stabbing father
• Food City Express to open in Coeburn, Va.
• Wellmont to hold blood drives at area organizations
• Mitchell NC deputies make arrest in rash of burglaries
• Space shuttle Discovery makes final takeoff
• Hilltoppers vs. Indians
• ETSU to hold Academic Excellence Convocation tonight
• Marvelous Monday at Milligan College
• Unicoi board to give $500 to farmers market
• Revised agreement signed between Watauga River water authority board and Elizabe...
• UT to cut 17 positions in athletics department
• Carter Commission votes to give attorney two-year term
• Knox teacher admits to 'bad mistake' with former student but denies sexual intent
• Rep. Williams says Carter County fish hatchery funding unlikely this year
• Solar, wind or energy improvements made easier with incentives by Tennessee Valley Authority
• Emerging Power series: Rita Sheffey heads Atlanta Bar Association
• Sullivan County employees will no longer receive discounts to Observation Knob Park
• Boy, 17, charged with stabbing father with kitchen knife in Johnson City
• Kingsport police raid nets crack cocaine, marijuana
• Johnson City sewer line work on budget but behind schedule
• Sullivan Sheriff's office budget has shortfall, recent vehicle purchase questioned
• Local pastor, televangelist, takes Alford plea in case involving her husband and mother
• Phone lines down at Russell County 911
• Fun with science: Area students participate in science fair
• Sewer line work ongoing
• 'Marvelous Monday' for Milligan students
• Toppers solve D-B this time
• Cyclones take Three Rivers lead
• Postcards threaten veterans' health benefits
• Watchdog Alert: Ticket to the White House
• Not your average office: Co-working spaces changing the workplace
• House passes ban on synthetic drugs
• GOP derails Senate 'Buffett rule' taxes on wealthy
• Sullivan County TV evangelist pleads guilty to abuse, neglect of elderly mother,...
• Southwest Virginia murder suspect makes court appearance, details on husband's d...
• Watchdog Alert: Power and taxes
• Kingsport man charged with indecent exposure after lewd sex act in front of a child
• IRS extends limits of program to help unemployed
• Brenda Viars enters best interest plea
• Admissions to Bristol nursing home suspended
• Local anti-bullying organization raises awareness, raising funds
• Tetrick to hold Veteran's Day of Honor April 18
• Tennessee man charged in pregnant woman's death
• One lane of North Roan to be closed overnight Tuesday
• Identity of man killed in crash revealed
• Autism's challenges many, varied
• Boy to Las Vegas school officials: Mom, sister dead at home
• Several injured in Phoenix suburb school bus crash
• 'Help me, I'm cold' - 3-year-old knocks on stranger's door after being dropped o...
• Tuesday deadline for taxes
• Update: Fall Branch man IDed as victim of fatal Kingsport crash
• Student loan debt at ETSU reaches all-time high
• Soup kitchen at a loss after electrical incident
• Johnson City police find air pistol after armed robbery
• Monday's Press features Appalachian Trail legend Bob Peoples
• Overcoming deafness, heart attack, cancer: Kenny Tedford tells his tale at ETSU
• Upstate drops ETSU baseball team to last in A-Sun standings
• The Bristol Blotter
• Nearly 1,600 patients treated during Bristol RAM
• Egyptian immigrant opens restaurant in Piney Flats
• Warnings credited with saving lives in Midwest tornado outbreak
• Today's front page.
• Crew films documentary at RAM
• Technology guru Aneesh Chopra says America can win the war for high tech
• Watchdog Alerts of the Week
• Brenda Viars to appear in Sullivan County Criminal Court
• KRAUTHAMMER: Buffett Rule can't keep titanic budget from debt iceberg
• MILBANK: Proposed tax rule a gimmick
• MERCER: Multitasking doesn't work
• One killed in single-vehicle wreck in Kingsport
• Remembering the Holocaust
• Today in Johnson City Press Sports: Brian Noland talks sports with Kelly Hodge
• Large crowd turns out to see, hear Adriana Trigiani
• Liquor question fuels Unicoi County debate
• Student loan debt piling up at ETSU
• RAM volunteers feel led to give back to community
• Princeton event will feature keynote address by 94-year-old Holocaust survivor
• Many without health insurance say they simply cannot afford it
• Abingdon minister starting a men-only Weight Watchers group
• Historic Virginia Hill neighborhood focus of Tuesday night meeting
• Remembering the Holocaust
• Tribal recognition a bitter pill
• Labels just don't work well
• Obama a failure
• Editing a newspaper is part art and part science
• BASA tourney now even better bang for buck
• Spartans send Bucs to cellar
• Detectors readying for monthly hunt
• Forecasters: Dangerous storms threaten Midwest
• Adriana Trigiani 5
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• Bill Haywood After
• Bill Haywood Before
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• Holocaust 4
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• Homegrown author speaks in Bristol
• Coming Sunday: Brian Noland talks sports with Kelly Hodge
• Giant gesture: Gaylord Perry extends helping hand to Johnson City's Ernie 'Ferre...
• Today in Johnson City Press Sports
• Inside today's Johnson City Press
• Today's front page.
• Southwest Virginia fires mostly contained
• Make the most of the local farm markets opening
• 700 to 800 medical volunteers donating time, talent at RAM clinic
• Plans for Blountville Civil War Park unveiled
• VI equestrian team should be proud
• Scruggs' two homers not enough for Bucs
• Annual Remote Area Medical Clinic begins
• JCDA to move ahead with negotiations on turning train depot into brewery
• Pair's shooter to undergo another mental evaluation
• Students volunteer for Beautification Day
• Phillip Davis talks about his road to recovery from severe burns
• RAM Clinic turns hundreds away on Day 1, frustrating some
• Milligan student critically burned back at home and giving thanks
• Day 1 of RAM Clinic at Bristol Motor Speedway
• RAM Fri 9
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• 911 Dispatchers honored
• Woman charged in the Scott Co. murder of her husband
• Shell ordered to take new mental evaluation for courts
• Watchdog Alert: Taxes and politics
• Hawkins Co. judge agrees to resign in settlement
• ETSU to rip up some roads, replace with grass in an effort to improve pedestrian safety
• Rhythm & Roots Reunion 5
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• Mariotti Family
• Rhythm & Roots Reunion 1
• SWCC Chorus
• Chef Andy LoRusso
• Civil War Battle 4
• Civil War Battle 3
• Civil War Battle 2
• Civil War Battle 1
• Mother and son charged in Jonesborough drug raid yielding marijuana, weapons
• Johnson City man charged with altering prescription
• Melissa For Hire: Farm Hand
• Holocaust Rememberance
• Hawkins deputies investigate report of elderly man exposing himself in presence...
• Watchdog Alert: Defense spending by the numbers
• Ohio man kills wife, daughter at Cracker Barrel
• Man arrested for beating girlfriend with table leg, ceramic plate
• Johnson City woman charged with forging stolen checks
• Descendants tell tales of courage night Titanic went down
• Former employee accused of stealing from West Market business
• Johnson City woman accused of depositing stolen checks into her account
• Woman charged with theft, forgery after stealing from employer
• New! Like the Mystery Diner on Facebook.
• Man charged with altering a prescription to obtain hydrocodone
• BRHA and City Council to hear report on Virginia Hill neighborhood
• David L. Wortman
• The Mystery Diner: Alley Kat may change the way you think about fast food
• Greene Co. shooting suspect turns himself in
• Alexander, Roe visit in Carter County, talk presidential politics
• Animal shelter, seniors center resolution OKd
• Frost may have damaged apple crop
• Bristol Virginia Council candidates field questions at forum
• Updated: Johnson City man accused of hitting girlfriend with table leg, assaulti...
• Today's front page.
• Former Bristol Mayor Charlie Peters honored Thursday
• Urgent hope for treatment a constant theme at Tri-Cities RAM
• Cameron, Foster unopposed for School Board seats
• King tells Bluff City Board: 'Things are not rosy at Sullivan County'
• Anonymous suspect charged with defiling a dead body in Scott County, Va.
• Chief nearing retirement killed in NH drug bust
• Local officials should keep meetings open
• Unicoi school board votes 5-1 to stop using accreditation process
• More than 20,000 acres across Virginia consumed with wildfire
• Elizabethton City Council extends water obligation
• What will happen to Johnson City's old train depot?
• Encourage legislators to pass No Budget, No Pay
• Cartoon about Affordable Care Act was right on
• Bluff City officials should respect each other, voters
• Update: No signs of trauma on body retrieved from Fort Patrick Henry
• Kingsport man accused of assaulting girlfriend, stealing child's medication
• Jury selection under way in John Edwards trial
• Science Hill doubles up to hammer Blue Devils
• Devotie lifts Lady 'Toppers over D-B
• Judge deals with three after pleas in chief's burglary
• Father gets 18 years, mother gets 17 years in child neglect case
• Officials dive into 2012-13 budget
• Consumer Reports: Home-health-test caution
• General fund beats projections by $80M in March
• Update: Authorities say two missing children found
• Jury selection under way in John Edwards trial
• UPDATE: Amber Alert canceled, children found safe
• Elizabethton approves contract to move forward with water plant
• Washington Co., Va. police looking for vandals
• Melissa For Hire: Farm Hand
• Update: Man wanted in endangered child case found
• MS Walk taking place Saturday
• Mother says man found dead in lake hated water
• New study on dental x-rays and brain tumors
• Police chief comes face to face in court with burglars who broke into his home
• RAM Setup 6
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• Jim Heaney
• Ronald Cameron
• Tyrone Foster
• Couple sentenced to prison in Telford child neglect case
• UPDATE: Washington Co. Tenn. couple accused of child neglect sentenced
• Tractor trailer, passenger vehicles collide on 11-W
• Coast Guard: 2 dead in shootings at Alaska station
• Soldier receives 2nd highest military honor
• Jonesborough woman charged with identity theft in dental work case
• Pick up today's copy of the Johnson City Press for a story by Madison Mathews ab...
• Police looking for suspects in CVS robbery
• Update: Child killed in Greene County school bus accident identified Read more:...
• Zimmerman makes court appearance in neighborhood watch slaying case
• NASHVILLE (AP) — The House has voted to give the governor the power to appoint —...
• Body found in lake being investigated as homicide
• Tenn. House passes tax cuts on groceries, estates
• Pick up today's Johnson City Press for a feature story by Amanda Marsh, who visi...
• Governor's civil service bill headed to his desk
• Aluminum worker dies after falling into shredder
• Update: Child killed in Greene County school bus accident
• Prosecutors face hurdles in Trayvon Martin case
• Fox News fires 'Fox Mole' at Gawker
• Knoxville police nab suspected robber within minutes of heist
• Child dies after being hit by school bus
• Child dies after being hit by school bus
• Child killed in Greene County school bus accident
• Sullivan Co. asking for public's help in locating Rhudy Wyatt, Jr.
• U.S. Forest Service to purchase remaining Rocky Fork land in Unicoi
• 2,000 likely to seek treatment during RAM at BMS this weekend
• Endangered Child Alert issued for two Greene County children
• Today's front page.
• Kingsport civic leader 'Boots' Duke loses battle with cancer
• KINGSPORT — Update: The body discovered at Fort Patrick Henry Lake yesterday aft...
• Deborah Wagner says she would bring 'progressive thinking' to council
• Details on BMS facelift to be announced April 25
• Organizers to unveil Battle of Blountville park plans Friday
• What would Jefferson have thought of the University of Virginia's College at Wise?
• Wise County breaking ground today on first two projects
• Voters, stop the complaints and wield your power
• Don't re-elect Griffith to another term in Congress
• Vote Catherine Brillhart for Bristol, Va., City Council
• Recipients of Bristol Mayor's Award of Distinction named
• Thanks to all who made the 'Spring Fling' such a blast
• D-B slips past 'Toppers, 1-0
• JCCC rolls out welcome mat for players
• Doane pitches Bucs to win over Tennessee
• Evaluation resets murder hearing
• Somber students reflect on a lesson
• Official: Zimmerman to be charged in Trayvon Martin death
• TDOT chooses improvement plan for Eliz. Highway 91
• Endangered child alert issued for two in Greene
• Tri Cities soldiers return from deployment in Afghanistan
• Endangered Child Alert issued for two Greene County children
• Alpha names new president
• UPDATE: Man found in dead Ft. Patrick Henry Lake identified
• TDOT approves plan for State Route 91 improvements in Elizabethton
• Police looking for robbery suspect in Bristol
• Shell to head back to court Friday
• BMS Work 2
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• Deborah Wagner
• RAM Setup 1
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• Official: Zimmerman to be charged in Trayvon Martin death
• Body retrieved from Fort Patrick Henry
• Zimmerman to be charged in Trayvon Martin shooting
• US natural gas boom leads to decade-low price
• Official: Zimmerman to be charged in Trayvon Martin death
• Horse slaughter bill stalls in Legislature
• Memphis man, 91, gets medals for Normandy Invasion
• Pick up today's Johnson City Press for a preview by Sports Writer Joe Avento of...
• U.S. files antitrust lawsuit against Apple and major book publishers
• Manson likely a no-show for his parole hearing
• Scout Troop 35 celebrates Earth Day by recycling
• Bristol, Va. Marathon gets robbed
• Pick up today's Johnson City Press to find our new Recreation page. Staff Writer...
• Man arrested for stealing laptop from sister's home
• ETSU Commencement Activies
• New initiative to help region's homeless children
• Bristol, Va., leaders seek substantial changes to signage regulation
• Washington County Public Library system kicks off fundraising campaign
• Nickles Banana Flip is back
• Help support Virginia's arts and cultural sector
• Raymond Winters Jr. remembered as 'pillar of society'
• Guy Odum seeking second council term
• St. Marys students learn about going without shoes
• Sullivan County Schools moving forward with construction planning
• Meth defendants receive probation on numerous charges
• Indian Ocean tsunami watch issued for Aceh quake
• Today's front page.
• Grand jury indicts pair in alleged Unicoi Co. death plot
• Bristol Blotter 04-11-12
• Consumer Reports: E-cigarette pros and cons
• UH shuts out Cyclones to stay unbeaten
• ETSU food pantry opens
• Stewart appointed elections leader
• Court to again visit confinement issue in Shell case
• Land deal for animal shelter closes
• UPDATE: Warrants out for arrest of suspect in Greene Co. shooting
• Former D.A. Crumley, dead just a week after case against him was dismissed
• New push for Pre-K for all students, not just those considered at-risk
• Frank Beamer visits Danville Community College
• St. Mary's students mark a 'Day Without Shoes'
• Synthetic drug bans moving forward in Tennessee government
• Alleghany, Craig County fires scorch 1,000's of acres
• OBIT - Raymond Winters 1
• OBIT - Raymond Winters 2
• Food City 2
• Food City 1
• Circus Train 2
• Circus Train 1
• Guy Odum
• Santorum drops out of campaign for Republican presidential candidate
• Wellmont holding area blood drives this week
• KPD: False burglary report prompts felony drug arrest
• Research shows even small changes in temperature can affect elderly
• Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Pair indicted in connection to alleged murder-for-hire plot
• Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer visits Danville
• ETSU opens food pantry for students, employees
• Hawkins County officer arrested on felony drug charges
• Fire destroys four condo buildings as winds drive flames thru English Mountain c...
• Knox authorities identify double-homicide victims
• 3 Md. school workers split Mega Millions win
• Police: 2 suspects confessed in Tulsa shootings
• Study finds dental x-rays may increase risk of brain cancer
• Today's front page.
• House panel advances Tennessee parking lot gun bills
• Kingsport man allegedly cuts own wrist, tells police robber cut him
• Lee Co. secures $180,000 from USDA-FSA Emergency Conservation Program
• Watchdog Alerts: Oddity or gerrymandering?
• Former DA Joe Crumley dies
• Ralph Cole valued friendship and was honest with people
• Erwin Town Hall clocks may be covered with logo
• Committee recommends closure of road near closed motel in Roan Mountain
• Bristol Virginia City Council race: Incumbent James Heaney relies on engineering background
• Carter County budget could get bumpy
• Jonesborough Days beer plan approved
• U.S. Forest Service completes project to preserve 10,000 acres along Tennessee-North Carolina border
• Emerging Power series: UVa-Wise's Shannon Blevins
• The Bristol Blotter for April 10, 2012
• Health focus: Area counties show improvement in state rankings
• Local organizations in running to win $1M through online campaign
• Warmest March on record for Tri-Cities marked
• Third court would mean more work for DA’s office
• Huskies top Jr. Bucs, 5-1
• Shooting investigation underway in Greene County
• Cuccinelli part of forum on health care reform law
• Family close to goal of buying service dog for son with cerebral palsy
• $1M to help feed the hungry is just a click away
• City works with festivals to ensure vendors are also taxpayers
• Community garden bears fruit for United Way, others
• Watchdog Alert: From natural gas to fracking
• Area Sheriff's departments reviewing strip search policies
• Melissa For Hire: Head Brewer
• Crime Alert: Bristol TN police searching for assault suspect
• UPDATE: Bristol TN police find assault suspect
• Brian Looney announced as founding president of optometry school
• Natural Areas Week celebrates Tennessee scenery
• Man accused of kidnapping infant son to remain in jail
• Planned premiere shopping center receiving interest from possible stores, restaurants, movie theaters
• One lane of North Roan to be closed overnight Tuesday, Wednesday
• Watchdog Alert: Medicine and Food
• Trigiani's Bristol appearance moved to Paramount
• Family close to goal of buying service dog for son with cerebral palsy
• Guns, jewelry reported stolen
• Fuel prices go up, while natural gas is at a 10-year low
• Partially Africanized bees found in East Tennessee
• Kingsport man accused of trying to kill wife over pain meds
• 2 firefighters killed in Philly warehouse fire
• Special prosecutor says Trayvon Martin death won't go to Fla. grand jury
• Update: 2 appear in court in Tulsa shooting rampage; charges still pending
• Navy to compensate residents of Virginia Beach apartments
• Temperatures in the lower 48 states were 8.6 degrees above normal for March and...
• Virginia attorney general defends state's lead role in questioning constitutionality of health care act
• Phil Roe to receive TMA's Outstanding Physician Award
• Legal fees: What they cost you in local government
• RAM Clinic will go on as planned despite BMS construction
• Two men have been charged with murder in the Tulsa shooting rampage. Police desc...
• Man charged with attempting to kill wife over pain medication
• As We See It: Infrastructure repairs can't be put off any longer
• Question of the Week: Should officials explore school system consolidation?
• Events scheduled to clean up illegal dumping, promote recycling in Carter County
• Tennessee GOP poised to leave Democrats powerless in Legislature
• Jonesboroughs Fleet Maintenance staff honored
• VI students participating in Worrell Honors Program
• The Bristol Blotter
• Romney faces lengthy to-do list as likely GOP pick
• Homeowner association could be sued in Martin case
• Instructor targets students marksmanship skills at ETSU
• Brillhart seeks to continue growth on Bristol, Va., City Council
• Oosthuizen's double-eagle a historic shot
• Make room for Bubba: History-maker shot for Watson
• Dr. Wesley Harris touts positive impact of the da Vinci system
• Competitors get crackin' at Peters Hollow Egg Fight
• Today's front page.
• Glade Spring lost more than pets
• Dismayed over Beagle letter
• Know the truth before calling for change
• KRAUTHAMMER: Could Obamacare lose the judicial review battle?
• MERCER: Mind reader could have told feds not to buy $4 shrimp
• UPDATE: Wildfires burning 900 acres in Alleghany, Craig Counties
• Castlewood, Va., youth dies in single-car accident
• Carter County holds 189th annual Easter Egg Fight
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' star interviewer, dies
• AP: '60 Minutes' legend Mike Wallace dies at 93
• Science Hill's Hayes is Topper for all seasons
• Daniel Boone off and running with 10-2 start
• A year after Ellis Road police standoff little has changed
• Swarm of honeybees removed from Robert Preston house
• Damascus hiker walks paths that Jesus took
• Armored vehicles, humvees, body armor, sniper rifles being deployed by local police
• Easter blessings – God bless our parents
• Cumberland Square Park filled with Easter eggs, bonnets on parade
• Thanks for addressing both energy sources, environment
• Immigrants should learn English to join civic culture
• Vote for Flaccavento for Congress come November
• Bristol Blotter 04-08-12
• Lefty works his magic
• North Florida uses 12-run sixth to bury Bucs, win Atlantic Sun series
• Top ranking means little at Augusta
• Swede in final pairing with Mickelson
• Local legend conducting basketball camp Monday
• Churches invite volunteers to help with Day of Service
• Nakatetsu donates $7,000 to Wash. Co. QUEST Foundation
• Gump 5K sends kids to summer camp
• Bees 5
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• Jesus Trail 7
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• Egg Hunt 5
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• Homeland 2
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• Standoff 3
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• Former legislator Ralph Cole dies
• Man accused of kidnapping son arrested
• Pilots in fiery Navy jet crash faced tough choices
• Local Neighborhood Watch members speak out on concerns
• Lawmaker says Iran can produce nuclear weapons but won't
• Chicks for sale, but are they right for you?
• Today's front page.
• Clinch River might become site of Southwest Virginia's newest state park
• Health Care Act forum set for Monday
• Tri-Cities Regional Airport flying high
• Family Promise Week scheduled for April 23-29
• Be thankful after being hit by 'little storm,' not tornado
• Obamacare would help many with no health insurance
• Uh oh!
• Driver of red Mustang should be less reckless
• Augusta native Howell doesn't feel quite at home
• Couples turns back the clock at Augusta
• Bucs have to settle for split
• Couples, Dufner share lead at midway point
• WETS fundraiser $92,000 short
• Carver egg hunters have need for speed when in hot pursuit
• Group stages rally in Erwin for investigation into youth's death
• Fire destroys empty house in Erwin
• City residents will be allowed to keep chickens after details get hammered out
• Race on for hardest eggs for 189th fight
• Chicks for sale
• Former State Representative Ralph Cole dies
• Mother reunited with child; Police looking for Keene
• Mother reunited with child; Police looking for Keene
• First Friday cornhole tourney practice
• Communities clean up after heavy rainfall
• Clinch River 4
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• Neighborhood Watch 2
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• Church Fun 5
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• Two men vying to become permanent Unicoi County sheriff
• Families of two killed by deputies await answers; Dad says daughter shot five times
• Shoot the messenger? Haslam slams media for coverage of 'craziest' issues, but n...
• Amber Alert issued for Bristol baby canceled; police still searching for suspect
• Alleged Mega Millions winner says she lost ticket
• Update: Navy jet crashes into Virginia apartment complex; 2 pilots eject
• Amber Alert issued for Bristol baby canceled; police still searching for suspect
• Amber Alert issued for Bristol baby allegedly kidnapped by father
• One lane of North Roan to be closed overnight Monday, Tuesday
• RAM patients sought for documentary
• Reports: Navy jet crashes in Va., 2 pilots eject
• Updated with new photo: Fire destroys empty house in Erwin
• Ex-guard accused of trying to free sole female Tennessee death row inmate
• Tennessee woman slain at Mississippi casino was pregnant
• Kodak withdraws request to terminate retiree health care coverage
• Fire destroys Unicoi Co. home
• Participation in annual ETSU research forum way up
• Fire destroys empty house in Erwin
• US economy adds 120K jobs, jobless rate at 8.2 pct
• First Friday to feature bike ride, cornhole tourney practice
• Discovery of World War II-era rocket prompts Kingsport evacuation
• Four set to vie in Republican primary to replace Campbell
• Board seeks Marine's dismissal in Facebook case
• Strong arm: Lady Junior Bucs' Faulkner hopes to take UH back to state
• 10th year of popular auto show starts Saturday in Elizabethton
• Flash flooding in Northeast Tennessee
• Power lines down in Baileyton
• Most road construction suspended for Easter travelers
• Children celebrate spring with Crazy Hat Parade
• Four seek GOP nomination for open District 3 Tennessee House seat
• Two Bristol men face felony charges after being found with stolen gun
• One person's view of the politics, religion of today
• Barcelona and Bristol have bloodthirsty fans in common
• Only shooter is to blame in the 2007 Va.Tech tragedy
• Police dog helps track down robbery suspect
• Man charged with attempted second-degree murder
• Elizabethton man charged with taking metal wiring, fixtures from home
• City officials reject county tax request
• Two set to square off for full term as Unicoi sheriff
• Consumer Reports: Super supermarket savings
• Knoxville's Stallings excited, in contention at his first Masters
• Wayward shots finally catch up with Woods
• Westwood leads after first round
• Improving Uncle Sam's diet
• Buy lottery tickets
• Gray annexation moves forward, residents hope voices are heard
• Airport breaks ground on largest project ever
• Kaine, Warner tour local businesses
• Mendota man charged with attempted murder
• National Guard units returning from Afghanistan
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• Greeneville native Park Overall to run for Senate
• BREAKING: Flash flooding in Northeast Tennessee
• Tim Kaine starts campaign trail early in Roanoke
• WWII rocket discovery in storage unit ends in evacuation of neighborhood in Bloomingdale
• Raptor Run raises money for school PTO
• NFL player surprises elementary school students
• Update: Fund established for Milligan student, volunteer firefighter severely bu...
• Woman in critical condition after struck by train in downtown Johnson City
• Tennessee House speaker: Guns in parking lot bill is dead
• The Band Perry thrills youngsters at Doak School with surprise visit
• Candidates in the upcoming Tennessee elections
• West Virginians to observe moment of silence for miners
• Hensley, Lengel officially in the running for Unicoi Co Sheriff
• Former Heritage & UVA standout Chris Cook back in Lynchburg
• North Side Elem. open house
• Measure to legalize medical marijana in Tennessee fails
• Ramsey critical of Tennessee Chamber of Commerce's work against gun bill
• Man wearing no pants arrested at East Tennessee McDonald's drive-thru
• Two arrested, charged with burglarizing a Miami Drive home
• Census finds record low growth in outlying suburbs
• US unemployment claims hit 4-year low of 357K
• NKorea launch an intel opportunity for US, allies
• Investigators: Tenn. judge bought pills, had sex during court breaks
• Senate passes Tennessee abstinence education bill
• Actress-activist Overall to seek Corker's US Senate seat
• Research into owning chickens within city to be considered by commission
• Man charged with cutting copper wiring from walls
• TBI investigating Washington County inmate death
• Annexation returns to agenda: City Commission to take up Gray area issue at meet...
• Chinese coming to city schools: Language to be taught at North Side, Liberty Bell
• Today deadline for U.C. sheriff candidacy
• One lane of Water Street closed for sewer installation
• Milligan student severely burned in off-campus accident
• Gunmen attack Afghan government base, killing 10
• Kaine, Warner tour local businesses
• Knoxville police investigating downtown train death
• Ramsey to seek re-election to state Senate seat
• Today's front page.
• Congressman Roe favors Path to Prosperity budget plan
• At last: Water comes to Bulldog Miller Road
• The Bristol Blotter for April 5, 2012
• County, town leaders discuss Abingdon annexation plans in closed session
• Washington County residents to pay more in property taxes
• Spring flowers and strolls in the park
• Science Hill sweeps
• Bradley unbeaten in majors entering his first Masters
• Australians seeking first green jacket
• Mickelson aims to win from get-go
• Crime mostly down at ETSU
• New brand for old town
• At last: Water comes to Bulldog Miller Road
• Bath salts addiction behind fraud charges, couple say in court
• Black bear rips porch screen, tears through garbage
• Milligan College student seriously injured in explosion
• TBI says college campus crimes up in some areas, down in others
• New information released regarding body of possible newborn found in Mt. Carmel
• TBI investigating death of inmate in Washington Co.
• Henry County church raises giant cross on Route 220
• Spring dogwoods
• Spring dogwoods
• Walking the dogs
• Walking the dogs
• Local Seniors voice concerns about the future of Medicare and Social Security
• Jonesborough woman pleads guilty to child endangerment
• Mother charged after police find child alone, outside apartments
• West Main down to one lane Friday
• Synthetic drug bill moves forward
• Early start for Kingsport's Farmer's Market
• Virginia Tech asks judge to enforce cap on fines
• TBI releases Crime on Campus report
• Blueprint for small business growth in Southwest Virginia released today
• Tri-Cities region must work to maintain safe ozone levels
• Watchdog Alert: Your tax dollars
• Region selected for homeless youth study
• State PTA honors 2 local school leaders
• Elizabethton Planning Commission deny's shopping center request
• Free tire disposal to be part of Carter County Landfill cleanup
• Bristol, Va., council candidates to attend forum
• Romney turns from primaries, toward Obama
• Man arrested after traffic stop for speeding
• What to do at Johnson City's Willow Springs Park
• Little ballerinas: Princeton Arts Center hosts preschooler ballet class
• Old downtown building being renovated for homeless, at-risk tenants
• Washington County, Va., investigators hope red pickup will help solve equipment thefts
• Residents of Southwest Va. among the state's least healthy, rankings reveal
• Couple's Glade Spring home search to be featured on "House Hunters"
• Couple's Glade Spring home search to be featured on "House Hunters"
• Couple's Glade Spring home search to be featured on "House Hunters"
• 5-year-old left alone in heavy rain, hail; mother arrested
• Today's front page.
• King College students talk foreign policy with Congressman Phil Roe
• Email goes to congressman, senators each year at tax time
• Ruinous conservative ideas can be proved wiht facts
• Obamacare: We cannot afford it
• You can't shield children from every bad word
• Bad back forces out Johnson
• Par-fives key at Augusta
• McIlroy must remain happy to win Masters
• Elizabethton man arraigned on vehicular homicide charges in Unicoi County
• Town uses utility project to fix long-term problems
• Newborn's body found in garbage at Mount Carmel residence
• The hunt is on for Easter eggs
• Wandering girl's mother pleads guilty to charge
• Consumer Reports: Dangerous medical devices
• Southwest Virginia leaders discuss illegal dumping, littering
• The wishes of Konnarock just could be the wishes of more
• Liberal flexibility
• Buy broccoli
• American health care system
• Bills advance in the Tennessee General Assembly
• There's still some good journalism
• NPLEX system helps detectives catch meth makers in Kingsport
• Case against former D.A. Crumley dismissed
• Kingsport marks five years without fire-related death
• Body of newborn infant found in garbage
• KPD looking for gas-station robbery suspects
• KPD looking for information in death of Norfolk man
• Griffith, Goodlatte vote against National Guard birthplace resolution
• Roe at King College 2
• Roe at King College
• County Health Rankings assess health of all counties in Tennessee, Virginia
• Johnson joins elite list with Las Vegas win
• Prep Notes: Competition stiff on area diamonds
• Watchdog Alert: Healthy Counties
• Shortage of rural primary care doctors in region
• Large tornadoes, damage reported in Dallas area
• Johnson City Schools opens tuition application process
• Carter County Schools Head Start/Kindergarten/Pre-K Registration For 2012-13 School Year
• Newborn's body found in garbage at Mount Carmel residence
• ETSU farmers market opens April 5
• Tennessee PTA announces Outstanding Award Winners
• Obama says today's GOP would reject Ronald Reagan
• Pancake breakfast to benefit Science Hill JROTC
• North Roan St. lane closure
• ETSU to hold Unity Fest on April 11
• Frank Theaters Cinegrille and Bowl coming to Kingsport Town Center
• Roe speaks at King College
• Eastman hosts community forum on synthetic drugs
• WETS fundraiser sees rise in online donations
• First Friday to feature bike ride, cornhole tourney practice
• Police charge man with assault after report of gun in downtown Johnson City
• Assault with a gun at Downtown Apts. leads to arrest
• Palin joins 'Today' team against Couric on 'GMA'
• Funding shortage nixes WCDC inmate drug treatment program
• Science Hill grad heads to 30 Rock
• Tennessee governor says he may sign evolution bill
• Saggy pants bill headed to Tennessee governor
• Students ran, hid as gunman opened fire in Calif.; seven dead
• Obama denounces 'radical' Republican budget plan
• Second half comeback wasn't enough for Kansas against Wildcats
• Prosecutor Price "loves" the law
• No contest plea nets monitoring, listing for Bluff City man
• Backpack program could add summer service
• Judge tosses criminal charges against former DA Crumley
• Police ID skeletal remains found in Kingsport, say victim suffered gunshot wound
• Johnson City native killed in St. Louis-area shooting
• Guns in parking lots bill draws concerns over constitutional rights
• Report: Woman used another person's identity in crack cocaine arrest
• Kansas vs. Kentucky: Who will win?
• Washington County sheriff: Federal funding loss forces end to jail substance abu...
• Abingdon council selects award nominees
• Mega-Millions money for schools
• Campfield to be Gingrich delegate from state of Tennessee
• Griffith announces re-election bid
• Kingsport Police Department identifies bones recovered last month
• Tennessee House and Senate to debate "Saggy Pants" legislation
• Supreme Court OKs routine jailhouse strip searches
• Study suggests human ancestors used fire a million years ago
• As We See It — Pet owners need to be more responsible
• Police confirm deaths in Oakland university attack
• Guilty child killer: "She lied and peed on herself, I just snapped"
• Watchdog Alert: Mapping the Money
• Searchers find body of Tenn. teen who died saving grandpa
• 5 hurt in Oakland religious school shooting
• March marks record temps across U.S.
• Plane makes emergency landing in Knoxville
• Legislation to allow public display of Ten Commandments awaits governor's signature
• Bill prohibiting 'saggy pants' in Tennessee schools to be considered
• Gwendolyn Greer
• Man arrested and charged with breaking into neighbor's home
• Jacob Ward
• George Coffey, Jr.
• Watchdog Alerts: Trayvon Martin
• Woman charged with home burglary, then driving off in stolen car
• Delinquent property taxes add up to large chunk of change
• Police arrest homeless man on drug charges after suspicion of trespassing
• Elizabethton city manager optimistic over budget
• Stooge-tistics: Professors at ETSU use Stooges art to teach math
• Elizabethton city's funds balanced due to property tax increase
• The Bristol Blotter
• Studio owner always had a love for art
• Police catch accused car theif in Johnson City
• Infant not in car seat among two killed in 11-E wreck
• Southwest Virginia coal proponents critical of EPA's proposed new power plant regulations.
• CASA for Kids seeking volunteers
• Synthetic drugs: Health at Risk
• School consolidation: Is it worth it?
• Amendment to Virginia state budget criticized by local law enforcement
• Today's front page.
• Chainfree Bristol worthy of commendation
• This president ain't no Harry Truman
• Don't doubt that Glade Spring has suffered
• KRAUTHAMMER: The president tries out his new 'flexibility' doctrine
• MERCER: A rebranding for Obamacare?
• Two killed in Greene County wreck
• Newspapers launch series about synthetic drug concerns
• Is 'tornado season' part of Mountain Empire's weather now?
• Residents of Mountain Empire urged to prepare for severe weather
• A whirlwind week for the Worley family
• Officials consider installing tornado sirens
• Help keep Bristol Public Library strong and vibrant
• Easter Egg hunt
• The American Holocaust
• Riding nation into ground
• Is U.S. repeating history?
• Bristol Blotter 04-01-12
• Hilltoppers jump for joy at JC Invitational meet
• Cemetery gets donated gate
• The fight to walk
• Let's play ball!
• Special Spaces 7
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• Egg Hunt 5
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• Tornado 5
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• Kingsport offices to be closed for Good Friday
• Two pick up several charges in stop aftermath
• Father, son charged after TBI investigation
• Resident against new meters, believes they pose health risk
• JCPB: No opting out of smart meters
• Bristol Family YMCA event to honor Phil Timp
• Update: Kan., Ill., Md. tickets share lottery jackpot
• Federal judge ruling distinguishes coalbed methane as separate from the coal it's found in
• At least 1 new millionaire: Winning jackpot ticket sold in Maryland
• No Earl, we won't ever get enough
• Bristol to hold year-long photo contest
• Sullivan County must begin water testing program or face penalties
• Bluff City car show to benefit Boys & Girls Club
• Thrift sale to benefit Virginia Intermont College's scholarship fund
• Remembering a storm in Poor Valley back in 1936
• Manning knows what it's like now to be let go
• Once authorities notified, shouldn't you walk away?
• Bristol Blotter 03-31-12
• Giffen powers Lady Buffs
• Library work nears final chapter
• Showers didn't keep Girls on the Run participants from race
• TBI survey: At least 176 human sex trafficking cases in region
• Railroad society restores vintage passenger car
• Danville celebrates David Wilson's move to NFL
• Audit reveals multiple errors for Saltville, Va. government
• Groups, volunteers band together to re-plant trees in areas struck by tornado
• Chances slim for tonight's jackpot, but that's not discouraging ticket sales
• VI Sale 5
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• VI Sale 1
• Paper Windows
• Jail substance abuse program ending due to cut in funding
• Stocks rise, extending best start since 1998
• Gary Sinise in car crash, won't make Martinsville concert or race
• KPD to conduct sobriety checkpoint on Saturday
• Gibson pleads guilty in death of 3-year-old
• Mother faces contempt, jail for baptizing children
• FedEx van crashes into Kingsport house
• Mega-mania as jackpot increases to $640 million
• First phase of NRC-commissioned cancer study released
• Jackpot has Mega Millions players smiling, planning
• Vehicular homicide, more charges placed against driver in fatal Unicoi County wreck
• Milligan library's innovative search tool earns high accolades
• Man accused of dragging officer during a traffic stop arrested
• Police in Wise Co. looking for home invasion suspects
• Record number of students expected to participate in ETSU research forum
• Fight call leads to assault, drug charges for Johnson City man
• Bristol's annual Border Bash concerts set to get underway
• Petitions under way to allow liquor by the drink in Unicoi County
• Lady Buffs off to good start on softball field
• Understanding transgenders during ETSU Civility Week
• Remembering Earl Scruggs: Musician taught local woman to play banjo
• Todd, NC man charged with second-degree murder
• Fight leads to arrest
• Jackpot has Mega Millions players smiling, planning
• Today's front page
• ETSU police chief opposes Tenn. bill to allow guns in cars on campus
• Local Lottery fever: Mega Millions jackpot hits record $540M
• Plan devised to add more spice to Bristol Motor Speedway
• Salons to donate money to help cancer patients
• Man charged in home repair scam
• Consider alternatives to raising the meal tax
• Bill Clinton is undeserving of recent adulation
• Firefighters battling Smyth County wildfire
• Roe, Griffith given award for 'pro-jobs,' 'pro-growth' voting record
• Letter writer Jim Marshall should be on ballot this fall
• BioFuels event brings North Side students, parents together
• Organization seeks to establish chapter for veterans trips
• Bowling for children fundraiser big strike with attendees
• Consumer Reports: Dicey debit cards
• Second Harvest serving students, families with mobile pantry
• Hillsville man's father speaks of life changing face transplant
• BMS Changes: Track GM Jerry Caldwell LIVE on 11 Connects
• Changes are coming to Bristol Motor Speedway
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• Elizabethton man charged with Johnson City Walmart theft
• Police, city to tackle growing graffiti problem
• Senate Oks bill to close teacher evaluation data
• Justices to vote quickly on health care case
• New video raises doubts about neighborhood watch gunman's story
• Another Johnson Co. employee charged with stealing from county
• Watchdog Alert: Going to the source
• Little league treasurer charged with embezzlement
• Johnson City/Market St. closure
• Virginia Tech students murder task force reveals murder weapon, DNA evidence
• $2 million retail, apartment space coming to downtown Johnson City
• Watchdog Alert: Cheating in schools
• Watauga man charged for taking payment, then not delivering contract work
• Police: Man charged in attempt to sell stolen car for scrap
• Burglars strike Stoney Creek
• Elizabethton company used in Craigslist scam
• Johnson Co. woman indicted on charges of embezzling from Little League
• Parole revoked for man charged in death of girlfriend, attempt on another's life
• Chamber to host Bristol, Va., candidate forum
• ETSU's Freeman has hit on his forte at the plate
• Former ETSU soccer star hopes he has home with Columbus Crew
• Warmer days may bring strawberries, blueberries sooner than usual
• Tennessee 'saggy pants' bill headed for full floor votes
• Scruggs was the 'Babe Ruth' of bluegrass banjo
• Today's front page.
• Pollen count in Mountain Empire highest in quite some time
• Operator of Keystone Marion Youth Center to pay $6.85 million federal settlement
• Washington Co., Va., officials handed petition over Alpha building purchase
• Apartment complex planned in downtown Johnson City transformation
• Animal control officers arrested for animal cruelty
• Federal agents search Norton, Va., business
• Protest Tennessee landfill
• Head-on collision leaves one dead, four injured in Unicoi
• Asbury nearly complete
• UH exploits errors to beat Unaka
• BMS to change track surface
• Officials seek information on Lee Co. fire
• Animal control officers arrested for animal cruelty
• Johnson County employee charged with forgery, theft
• Alpha Building Wash Co
• Pollen 4
• Pollen 3
• Pollen 2
• Pollen 1
• Hawkins County Schools help power Tennessee through solar panels
• Woman charged with stealing purse from Walmart cart
• Two arrested as Elizabethton meth lab discovered
• Bristol man charged with sex crime involving 12-year-old behind library
• What do you do after hitting the Mega Millions jackpot?
• Bruton Smith says changes coming to BMS track surface
• Meth lab found in duffle bag at Elizabethton apartment
• United Way & Long-Term Recovery Group begin tree distribution in tornado-damaged counties
• Southwest Va. business searched by FBI
• Manager accused of stealing money from McDonald's
• Woman arrested for stealing purse from Wal-Mart, making fraudulent purchases at another store
• Petitions circulate against use of county government building
• House panel kills bill to create Tennessee stripper tax
• JetBlue suspends captain who disrupted flight
• Watchdog Alert: Where the money goes
• US congressman chastised for wearing hoodie in House
• Gingrich revamps campaign to deny Romney delegates
• Petition under way to allow package stores in Elizabethton
• Jonesborough man charged with Knoxville bank robbery
• Erwin man charged with stealing drugs from JCMC
• Animal Control officers arrested on charges of cruelty to animals
• Watchdog Alert: The Supreme Court and health care deciphered
• Man accused of forging checks accidentally sent to the wrong address
• Wash. County schools: No to 'pink slime'
• Norris living the dream in spring training
• UT chaplain to speak at local NAACP banquet
• Cardinal Park upgrade: Ready by home opener?
• Crash in Unicoi kills driver, injuries four others
• TRENDING: JetBlue flight diverted after pilot suffers "melt-down"
• Michelle Obama to speak at Virginia Tech commencement
• Man arrested, charged with stealing meds from JCMC
• Watchdog Alert: States and health care reform
• Konnarock residents speak up for their community before board
• Abingdon starts process to annex land from Washington County, Va.
• Bristol, Va., could see tax rate increase
• The federal courthouse in Big Stone Gap, Va., could close
• Today's front page.
• Jonesborough man accused of using fake bomb in Knox bank robbery
• Hill to run for Tennessee's 3rd District
• Glade Spring critic should be glad she was untouched by tornado
• Remember this in Fla. shooting: Innocent until proven guilty
• If you don't have money, nothing is a good deal
• Tennessee High rallies past Daniel Boone, 9-4
• Edible book contest held at Milligan
• Interim sheriff gets sworn in
• Consumer Reports: Best food processors
• Jonesborough man arrested after robbery, police chase
• Floyd County Innovation Center gets $1.1 million in grants
• Civility Week at ETSU; T-shirt sparks controversy
• Civility Week event sparks controversy
• Virginia Tech robotic jellyfish to aid U.S. Navy
• Timothy Hill announces nomination
• Virginia Tech students hold "hoodie march" for Trayvon Martin
• Unicoi County appoints Interim Sheriff
• Washington County proposes sales tax changes to Johnson City
• Man accused in dog-attack case fails to appear in court
• Bristol man accused of sodomizing child behind public library
• Spring Class 2
• Spring Class 1
• Big Stone Gap Courthouse 3
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• Big Stone Gap Courthouse 1
• New interchange for highways 19-E and 11-E
• Robbery plot by former ETSU students turns deadly
• Tenn. House panel approves bill allowing students to express 'religious viewpoints'
• Community Progress in Northeast Tennessee: Then & Now.
• Kingsport man allegedly threatens to kill girlfriend, holds her hand on stove eye
• Man accused of holding girlfriend's hand to hot stove eye
• Bill to legalize medical marijuana moving forward in Tenn. House
• Effort to repeal voter ID law fails in Tennessee Senate
• Motel in East Tennessee becomes first in state to lose license
• I-81 traffic shift in Marion, VA
• Re-enactor spotted with rifle puts two Bristol, Va., schools on alert
• Tennessee mountaintop removal ban delayed for year
• Tennessee medical marijuana bill clears first House hurdle
• Roe to receive medical association award
• RAW VIDEO: NASA launches ATREX
• Hillsville man has new face after groundbreaking transplant
• Watchdog Alert: The Supreme Court and health care
• One lane of Sevier closed Wednesday-Friday
• 61 year-old man charged with 10 sex crimes involving five year-old child
• Lockdowns lifted after reports of man carrying rifle
• Watchdog Alert: The mortgage game
• One person killed in Colorado wildfires that burned over four square miles
• Watchdog Alert: The (congressional) family that pays together
• Update: Court appearance set for Johnson City man accused of raping 5-year-old girl
• Court appearance set for Johnson City man accused of child rape
• Second Harvest releases dates for mobile food pantry in Sullivan Co.
• Oakland Ave. closure
• Number of candidates seeking Democratic nomination to run for 9th District congressional seat down to two
• BVU, other utilities say warm winter resulted in dramatic decline in power usage
• Searchers scour Boy Scout camp for Arkansas boy, 4
• Slain teen's mom on police: 'They killed my son and now they're trying to kill h...
• Today's front page.
• The Bristol Blotter for March 27, 2012
• No final decision from county on shelter
• Mike Hensley picked as interim sheriff
• Williams to seek re-election — again as an independent
• Undefeated Lady 'Blazers yet to be tested
• Track meet continues to build strength
• Madison at the Movies: Odds in favor of 'The Hunger Games'
• Unicoi County appoints Interim Sheriff
• "The Hunger Games" inspires movie goers to take up archery
• Local reaction to Supreme Court health care debate
• Professional wrestler accused of sex crimes against Bristol, Va. boy
• Hughes charged for animal cruelty
• Kingsport Farmer's Market readies for April 4 open
• Owner of dog who attacked child appears in court
• Accused kidnapper to undergo mental evaluation
• Carter Co. jail nears opening
• Tamper-resistant pain pill bills considered in Tenn.
• Man at center of motel standoff hopes to take plea bargain
• 8-year-old Tennessee boy uses tracking app after break-in
• Top talent defines this year's Final Four
• North Roan St. lane closure canceled
• Search warrant on Rice Terrace apartment leads to three arrests
• Bristol, Va. PD searching for suspect in Food City break-in
• 'Mad Men' ads up record audience for season debut
• Aggressive parents cause egg hunt cancellation
• US Supreme Court ready to move to heart of health case
• Gas prices continue to surge across U.S., our region
• Unicoi Co. Commission to meet tonight to decide interim sheriff
• Va. senate reconvenes; controversy over state-funding for pre-abortion ultrasounds
• High-demand for healthcare will extend RAM clinic; volunteers needed
• Supreme Court to look at healthcare overhaul; vote in our poll
• Couple accused of embezzlement
• Jonesborough woman accused of stealing check, forging name
• As We See It: Why won't lawmakers stiffen cockfighting penalties?
• Man arrested for dog attack on Kingsport girl
• Jonesborough woman charged with check forgery
• Virginia Tech student murders task force to reveal murder weapon
• Johnson City couple accused of embezzling from business
• Hydroelectric power has been generated from Wilbur Dam for 100 years
• Old-school controls appeal to employees at Wilbur dam
• Cuccinelli to appear at BRMC healthcare forum
• The Bristol Blotter
• Bristol library's Discovery Series off to a strong start
• Java J's reopens as Bristol Grind House
• Should Tennessee repeal its mandatory helmet law?
• New library in Damascus set to open this summer
• Today's front page. Subscribers to either the print or online editions of Johnso...
• Friends, family remember boy who died in fire
• Watch carefully for abuse to the elderly
• Don't be so certain on Jefferson offspring
• MERCER: Pay attention to the questions
• KRAUTHAMMER: Monday to be the day of reckoning for Obamacare
• Man charged with stealing car from Ramada Inn
• Johnson City man arrested for pulling gun on his mother
• Vigil planned for boy who died in fire
• Today's front page. Subscribers to either the print or online editions of Johnso...
• Dress-making project renews ties to nation
• What's next for ETSU? New President Brian Noland seeks answers
• Science Hill's season on the brink
• New animal shelter: Next move up to county
• Henry Johnson's city continues to grow, thrive
• Barter Theatre holds auditions for Legally Blonde
• Parking study cites need for more spaces in downtown Bristol
• Synthetic drug battle an ongoing one
• Partnerships between city, community entities are key
• King College receives Community Service honor
• Synthetic drugs taking toll on lives, community
• Start redesigning Exit 7
• Hit 'mute' to block TV ads
• Bristol Blotter 03-25-12
• Va. Tech should not appeal
• Update: 8 killed, including 6 kids, in W.Va. house fire
• Man dies in single-vehicle wreck
• Parking 3
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• Synthetic Drugs 7
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• Barter Dogs 8
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• Authorities: 6 kids, 2 adults killed in W.Va. fire
• Kingsport man charged with stealing vehicle in Johnson City
• Johnson City man charged with pointing handgun at 2 including mother
• BCMA could get $500,000 ARC grant
• Valleybrook lab boon for researchers of all ages
• Some smoke shops close in wake of police raids
• Today's front page
• Ride lives up to expectations
• Dollywood's newest ride, the Wild Eagle, opens
• David J. Prior Convocation Center named in honor of beloved late chancellor
• Sullivan looks at alternative sentencing to ease jail crowding
• Chainfree Bristol sets 25th area dog free from living attached to a chain
• Wildfire in Wise County contained by noon Friday
• Get out of Afghanistan
• Where did the BMS fans go?
• Beth Holloway full of courage, strength
• Tired of Glade Spring stories
• Budget shortfall prompts Washington County mayor to suggest consolidation
• Helping veterans transition to civilian jobs
• 12-year-old scientist takes research to regional fair
• Improve handicap facilities
• Thanks for supporting play
• Va. Board of Education raises standards, tests in math
• Police make arrest in storage unit burglaries
• Jail Crowding 1
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• David Prior
• Prior Center
• Chain Free 6
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• Smell, then discovery, of pot lands KY woman in jail
• Herrera to serve 17 years before deportation
• Two charged in a plot to free death row inmate
• East Tenn. Man sentenced in kidnapping, corpse-mutilation case
• US soldier charged with 17 counts capital murder in Afghan shooting rampage
• Suspected scene of Willis double murder demolished
• Two arrested after Johnson City police find pot in cereal box
• Johnson City woman charged with being fugitive from justice
• Two men arrested in Wise Co. for stealing backhoe
• Board votes to name building after late chancellor
• Obama on neighborhood watch slaying: 'If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon'
• Man charged with numerous Johnson City storage facility burglaries
• Woman charged with assault, vandalism
• Are you aware of any local shops still selling "bath salts"-like products, herba...
• City-County Liaison talks turn from taxes to renewed inquiry about school consol...
• Arrest demand grows in Fla. teen's neighborhood watch slaying
• Natalee Holloway's mother speaks at Bristol Public Library
• Sullivan County Health Department offering free health screenings
• Today's front page.
• Southwest Virginia doctor's medical license suspended
• Statues unveiled in celebration of 175th anniversary of E&H founding
• Sullivan schools on path to district-wide accreditation
• MSHA: Drug-addicted babies on increase
• Unicoi County favored again in Three Rivers
• Science Hill rolls to win over Siegel
• Cranberry Thistle space set to house new store, eatery
• Demolished: Former home of Howard Hawk Willis mother reported to be site of doub...
• Authorities provide glimpse of their synthetic drug strategy, Wednesday's raids
• WATCH: 11 Connects' Josh Smith interviews Gov. Bobby Jindal
• Gov. Bobby Jindal headlines Sullivan County GOP event
• Hawkins gets new K-9 Officer, Filou
• Search for new Unicoi County Sheriff; update on Harris' charges
• Energy Police at Lamar School
• Doctors concerned about babies born addicted to drugs given to moms to overcome addiction
• Breeding's court date re-set while officials wait for evaluation
• Two arrested after being tied to cereal box full of pot
• Erwin man charged with stealing diamond ring
• Emory & Henry: Monuments unveiled on 175th anniversary
• Beth Holloway 2
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• E&H Founders Day 6
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• Spring Colors 2
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• Drug Conference 1
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• Chattanooga police: Naked man critical after beating
• Police chief takes hiatus amid probe of Florida teen's neighborhood watch slaying
• DEA and local officials release information about yesterday's synthetic drug raids
• Number of babies born addicted to drugs on the rise
• Accused basketball player won't appear in court until June
• Evangelist dies in car crash
• Animal Control Board votes to buy new shelter site regardless of county's help
• Hill alleges he received threats before amending abortion legislation
• State College board meets at Southwest Community College
• Charges filed in "Joke' kidnapping case
• Authorities provide glimpse of their synthetic drug strategy, Wednesday's raids
• Volkswagen adding 800 jobs at Tenn. Passat plant
• Traffic stop on I-26 leads to arrest of NC man
• Unicoi Co. deputies search for inmate who didn't return after work release
• ETSU campus farmers market set to debut in April
• Mystery surrounds man's disappearance in Smokies
• Child who died saving mother from fire would have been 9 in April
• French terror suspect shot in head by police
• Al-Qaida says it killed American teacher in Yemen
• Cooley back on board with Bucs
• Animal shelter, education sales tax topics for city/county liaison
• Police: Asheville man arrested in Johnson City after pot found during I-26 speed...
• Nightmare on Main Street: Jonesborough merchants want relief
• Consolidation of Wise County, Norton city schools takes a step forward
• Niswonger Children's Hospital doctor: Critical level of babies born hooked on drugs
• New Smyth County Community Hospital almost complete
• Local, federal officials carry out multi-jurisdictional raids in Bristol, Sullivan, Co.
• The ‘Hunger’ craze continues as local midnight screenings sell out
• Grandfather arrested in connection with gun at school at Meadowview Elem.
• Fire rating lowered in Sullivan County
• Cornerstone Christian Academy considering William King Museum campus
• One charged with evading arrest, more after pursuit
• SHHS hosts synthetic drug forum
• Mountain City double murder case bound over to grand jury
• Warrant issued for owner of dog that attacked 6-year-old
• Rep. Campbell will not seek re-election
• "Healing Waters" heals through fishing
• Pair accused of murder in Johnson Co. appear in court
• DEA raids businesses that sell synthetic drugs across TriCities
• Police ask for help in solving mini-storage burglaries
• Suspects accused in double-murder appear in court today
• Police looking for clues in Hawkins Co. murder-arson case
• Smyth Co. Hospital 6
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• Smyth Co. Hospital 4
• Smyth Co. Hospital 2
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• Smyth Co. Hospital 1
• Cornerstone
• Fed Raid 2
• Fed Raid 1
• New synthetic drug bill aims to merge previous bills, ban sythetic drugs
• Saints coach Sean Payton suspended without pay for 2012 season
• Tim Tebow traded from Broncos to Jets
• Panel chair: Lundberg synthetic drug bill to be deferred one week
• Johnson County Rep. Campbell not to seek re-election to Tennessee House
• Local head shop raided by officers
• Boone students find a lot of things go into making a robot
• Warrant issued for Kingsport man whose dog attacked child
• Johnson City man charged with stealing vehicle
• The Bristol Motor Speedway exceeds help for the hungry
• Coeburn boy dies in Tuesday morning mobile home fire
• MSHA partners with LMU to expand Medical Laboratory
• Local theaters help end hunger with the Hunger Games
• Old Gray Station Road now open
• Police ask for help in solving mini-storage burglaries
• Design public hearing scheduled for proposed changes to Route 11
• Man arrested in downtown Johnson City on drug charges
• 4 rare white rhinos die suddenly in Australian zoo
• Harris hearing postponed until April
• Today's front page
• Wise, Norton taking close look at consolidation
• Tennessee students take part in Kick Butts Day today
• The Bristol Blotter for March 21, 2012
• Washington County, Tenn. announces synthetic drug forum
• Record-setting heat wave ushers in first day of spring
• Violation lands man 11 years
• Former house cleaner reportedly forged checks
• Sizzling Spring: Season's first day brings record high
• Storytelling Center poised to emerge from bankruptcy by middle of May
• Neighbors, friends share memories of couple killed in Johnson City house fire
• Consumer Reports: The inside story on paint
• UPDATE: Rep. David Hawk relinquishing committee chairmanship after domestic assault charge
• Ads indicate desparation to sell burgers
• Bath salts battle is embarassing
• Burger chain should rethink ad campaign
• Public information often needs interpretation, context
• PITTS: Death raises painfull questions
• Bristol Tennessee City Council tackles goals for next year
• Tornado drill spreads to public buildings, businesses
• Wise, Norton taking close look at consolidation
• Grant awarded for STEM program in Sullivan County, Kingsport schools
• Winter weather surplus
• Three charged in Greene County double-murder
• Bill would allow Ten Commandments, other "historic documents," to be displayed on public grounds
• Massage Therapists work to stay in compliance with state board
• Federal law impacts public swimming pools, handicap accessible
• Chuckey man indicted by grand jury for using counterfeit bills
• Johnson City woman accused of using fake checks
• Rockslide cleanup complete on U.S. 129
• Now a Bronco, Manning says hello to his new team
• Early Spring weather prompts early gardens
• Family's lawyer says Florida teen, slain by neighborhood watch captain, was on c...
• Hamilton Co. asks judge to dismiss its suit against Occupy
• Hawkins Co. homicide/arson
• Homicide, arson being investigated in Hawkins County
• Court: Student's rights not violated in Tenn. Bible dispute
• Bill to freeze Tennessee legislators' per diem fails
• Strong, long 7.6 quake shakes Mexico City
• Strong earthquake reported in Mexico City details to follow on
• UT student killed, another injured in Cancun accident
• Johnson City man charged with passing stolen checks
• Sullivan County earns safe community designation
• Barking dog resolution easily defeated Monday by Sullivan County Commission
• Grant awarded for STEM program in Sullivan County, Kingsport schools
• Sullivan County named safe community
• White-nose syndrome confirmed in Smokies bats
• 17-year-old Chattanooga boy charged in shooting of girl, 13
• Bristol child porn suspect now charged with child rape
• Job seekers getting asked for Facebook passwords
• Founder and chairman of Alpha Natural Resources announces retirement
• Today's front page
• Details released in Greene County double homicide
• NYC gun-packing tourist gets no jail time
• Carter County Commission reverses 911 cuts
• Unicoi board removes barking dog provision
• Big response to Tupelo Honey poll
• Scruggs packing a punch for Bucs
• Memphis still rules the roost in AAA hoops
• Barking dog resolution easily defeated Monday by Sullivan County Commission
• The Bristol Blotter for March 20, 2012
• Two boys charged in gun incident at Meadowview Elementary still being detained, suspended indefinitely
• Emerging Power series: Paramount Center's Merle Dickert
• There's no beating Bristol's high time
• Couple killed in house fire fondly remembered in neighborhood
• Board approves land purchase for Jonesborough Senior Center
• BMS owner Smith contemplating changes to Bristol track
• Governor Haslam grants money for STEM school in Sullivan County, Kingsport
• Sullivan East High School asks parent not to fly confederate flag on property
• Rep. Hawk: "My wife had a gun and told me she was going to put a bullet in my head"
• Police: Science Hill assault, Keystone shooting not connected despite similar fa...
• Bristol Motor Speedway owner considers changes to track
• Judge denies state's request for stay in Tenn. smaller political parties order
• Kingsport assault, theft suspect pulled from Holston River
• North Roan St. closure Wed & Thur
• Update: State Rep. David Hawk pleads not guilty to assault, says wife threatened...
• AP Source: Manning chooses Broncos
• Junior League of Johnson City welcomes new members
• Rock Springs waterline improvements to require service outage Wednesday
• Police looking for more information in case involving child locked in a car trunk
• Barking dog ordinance voted down
• Johnson City woman charged with meth, weapon offenses
• State Rep. David Hawk pleads not guilty to assault
• Taking wrong pill cost school bus driver her job
• Kingsport woman accused of stabbing husband
• Tennessee policeman reprimanded after shooting attacking dog
• Gunman kills 4 outside Jewish school in France
• TN bill mandates publication of abortion data
• GOP voters' passion uneven for Romney, Santorum
• US stocks flat; Apple up on dividend announcement
• Pope of Egypt's Coptic Christian Church dies
• Kingsport woman arrested for stabbing her husband
• Attendance way down at Food City 500
• Johnson City woman arrested on meth charges
• Battle over minor political parties not over yet
• Citys longest-tenured employee always hard at work as Senior Services director
• BMS fans immerse themselves in 'special experiences'
• Rain scuttles Pickler concert, Mama Grizzly makes BMS appearance
• Good Hope Jail and Prison Ministry helping people have a better life once they get out
• Should ER docs be given added protection against lawsuits?
• High gas prices are highway robbery
• Flaccavento takes race for Congress seriously
• Today's front page
• President proving himself to be a dictator
• Greene, Unicoi counties state Rep. Hawk arrested
• Be responsible for animals
• Leaders only want our votes
• Math just doesn't add up
• No such thing as routine call
• UPDATE: Photos of double-murder suspects released
• Sinkhole leaves dip in road in Washington County, Tenn.
• Dog barking ordinance up for vote in Sullivan County
• Rep. David Hawk arrested for domestic violence
• Venders at BMS say sales are slow
• Kellie Pickler signs autographs at Bristol Motor Speedway
• Anywhere Wendt goes is a place everybody knows his name
• Fans celebrate St. Patrick's Day at BMS
• BMS apps keeping fans in touch
• Bristol, Va., meals tax may be among nation's highest
• Bristol Blotter 03-18-2012
• What's ahead for spring, it's anybody's guess
• Officials working even harder to get severe weather warnings out to public
• More than 700 go green for Chasing Snakes
• George Wendt
• BMS Mobile App
• UPDATE: Three people being questioned in connection with Greene County murder case
• Kingsport woman injured in crash on Lynn Garden
• Fire kills city couple
• Fans flock to 25th anniversary of Food City's Race Night
• Bristol police still looking for nine stolen guns
• Twelve named recipients of the YWCA Bristol's 2012 Tribute to Women awards
• Bristol Blotter 03-17-2012
• Two Meadowview Elementary School students face charges of conspiracy to commit capital murder
• Belmont bats beat Bucs in Atlantic Sun opener
• Science Hill falls after giving up 19-point lead
• Seven months after fire, Pinecrest Baptist members return
• Med students matched to residency programs
• Not your average house pet
• Resume deadline approaching for interim Unicoi County sheriff
• Local eateries serve up green beer, entertainment
• Fatal house fire in Johnson City
• Food City Race Night 9
• Food City Race Night 8
• Food City Race Night 7
• Food City Race Night 5
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• Food City Race Night 4
• Food City Race Night 3
• Food City Race Night 2
• Food City Race Night 1
• Bristol Motor Speedway Fan Photos
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• Two students arrested for bringing gun to Washington Co., Va. elementary school
• UPDATE: Three people being questioned in connection with Greene County murder case
• Indoor grow discovered in Church Hill; pair arrested
• Oral surgeons concerned about patient synthetic drug use
• DA: There's been six synthetic drug-related deaths in Sullivan County in the last six months
• Invisible shield of emergency personnel keeps fans safe at BMS
• Carter County woman reports burglary while on vacation
• Quillen medical students celebrate Match Day 2012
• Man arrested in Elizabethton for using stolen debit cards
• Former head of Washington County, Va., court sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to embezzlement
• Former Rutgers student convicted in webcam case
• Shooting victim sues owner of Kingsport Waffle House for $5 million
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• YWCA names top women
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• New Pizza Plus to open at 211 Headtown Road
• Man charged in abuse case involving two-year-old with broken bones
• Greene Co. double murder additional information
• Three found in possession of stolen guns from Bristol appear in New Jersey federal court
• Ultimate 'Man Cave' at BMS
• 4G wireless network slated for coalfields of Southwest Virginia
• Staubus speaks to Tennessee House Judiciary Subcommittee on synthetic drugs
• School closings continue to be central topic for Sullivan County Public Schools
• Tri-Cities RAM clinic extended to three days because need is so great
• Escaped Dickenson Co. inmate caught
• Briefs from Bristol Motor Speedway
• Robin Obama nothing good
• Morgan Griffith working hard
• A great carry-out experience
• Obama's an oil man!
• Cloudland falls in heartbreaker
• Science Hill comes back from seven points down in final 1:25
• Elizabethton School Board OKs budget request
• Man charged with sexual battery of co-worker
• Grand jury to hear case in alleged murder plot
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• Consumer Reports: Fast-to-fix tasty meals
• Carter Co. man faces 13th DUI charge
• In quick meeting, City Commission extends soccer lease
• Coatimundi found in Johnson City neighborhood
• Men face federal charges in Bristol pawn shop theft
• Confederate flag at Elizabethton cemetery could have been placed on grave site
• Carter County schools begin recycling program
• Greene Co. deputy subject of federal investigation
• Wash. Co. jobless rate continues to decline
• Iran cut off from global financial system
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• Mexican citizens living in Johnson City, Baileyton, plead guilty to cocaine and firearms charges
• Pyott Boone Electronics to expand, add 80 jobs in Tazewell
• Man accused of sexual battery, forcing himself on co-worker
• "Prom Closet" ministry in Greeneville open through Saturday
• UPDATE: Dickenson County escapee captured
• North Knox County girl, 7, dies after swing set collapse
• Schools will get to opt out of "pink slime" beef
• Sullivan DA's testimony helps Lundberg's synthetic drug bill advance in House
• Eastman Kodak retirees may lose health care coverage
• Decades of play: City's Parks & Rec has evolved over time
• Enjoy Johnson City's parks, but remember the rules
• RAM Clinic extended to three days; volunteers, donations needed
• Jonesborough road headache to end by July
• Police will be out in force on St. Patrick's Day
• Johnson City commissioners to consider soccer facility lease and chickens
• Josh Housewright records music video in Bristol
• Preparations in full swing around Bristol Motor Speedway
• New twist in Confederate flag flap
• News in brief from Bristol Motor Speedway
• New life for old building in downtown Abingdon
• Reports of rabid animals appearing in Mountain Empire
• Sullivan County's finance director plans to retire April 1
• Bristol Blotter 03-15-12
• Gordon excited about Bristol return
• Website caters to gay Nascar fans
• School program tackle synthetic drug issue
• Heroes honored for helping ETSU adjunct faculty member after suffering heart attack
• Skaggs brings more than music
• Virginia Tech civil trial jury finds in favor of April 16th families
• Officials say robbery may have been motive in double-homicide
• You ask- We investigate: Hiring veterans
• David Crockett High School students learn about dangers of synthetic drugs
• Skeletal remains found in Kingsport
• UPDATE: Human remains found in Kingsport that of an adult male
• Synthetic drug law in Virginia: Is it working?
• School program tackles synthetic drug issue
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• Gunman kills 1, wounds 3 outside Texas courthouse
• Jury finds Va. Tech negligent in '07 shootings
• Tennessee Titans, Peyton Manning begin meeting in Nashville
• Hill's 'historical documents' bill advances in House
• Tennessee toddler dies in neighbor's swimming pool
• Police investigate discovery of skeletal remains in vacant Kingsport lot
• Changes in Bluff City charter need approval of Tennessee General Assembly
• Woman charged with accessory after the fact
• Wanted man arrested after being stopped for speeding
• City resident picks up drug charges at park
• Bluff City pursuing changes to charter, but mayor opposed
• Sullivan County director to resign
• Johnson City is leading the poll for a possible Tupelo Honey Cafe expansion site...
• Blue Ridge PBS features "On the Crooked Road"
• Johnson City police arrest Kingsport man wanted in Va.
• The Bristol YMCA will host prom dress sale
• Watchdog Alert: The law deciphered
• Watchdog Alert: Comparative spending
• New court date for John Wesley Price
• Milligan to host 'A Celtic Celebration'
• Milligan to host panel discussion on Stone-Campbell movement
• 5K to educate, benefit crime victims
• Alleged moonshiner among those indicted in Southwest Va.
• THP trooper's rescue from fiery I-40 crash was 'game of seconds'
• This week's booking report is available on JohnsonCityPress.com. Visit the home...
• Today's front page
• Changes in Bluff City charter need approval of Tennessee General Assembly
• Memorial held in Buchanan County for fallen officers
• Washington board accepts state grant money for Purchase of Development Rights program
• Tree project to help with storm recovery
• Council, Bristol Virginia School Board discuss budget in joint session
• Bristol man faces felony vandalism for 'tagging'
• Bristol Blotter 03-14-12
• Lundberg says Tennessee General Assembly discussing several bills
• Consumer Reports: Cashing in old electronics
• Downtown facility expected to welcome more than 100 students
• Colleges leader says renovation work should be relatively minor
• 120-year-old Covered Bridge gets attention
• Deputies' families receive honors on their behalf on anniversary of shooting
• NASCAR driver Tony Stewart pays a visit to Small Miracles
• Ski resorts close early due to warm weather
• Knoxville crash leaves THP officer in critical condition
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 7: Deliberations begin Wednesday
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 7: Deliberations begin Wednesday
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• Trial date set for man accused of killing dog
• Tupelo Honey Cafe looking for next location; Johnson City among possibilities
• Bristol, Va., police say packaged cocaine found in residence
• Sons of Confederate Veterans tackle complexities of war
• The man who found bodies in Greene County, speaks out
• Watchdog Alert: The fracking map
• Watchdog Alert: Presidential data-mining
• Could the Tri-Cities be the next location for Tupelo Honey?
• TDOT HELP Trucks Heading to Bristol
• Marsh Regional Blood Center holding drives in area
• Watchdog Alert: Election spending
• Watauga Co. police looking for man accused in shooting
• Wellmont partners with schools to promote nutrition
• Police say man stole car, then used stolen checks and credit cards
• Woman arrested for forging checks
• Unsung Hero Awards to be presented at ETSU
• Carter pair facing multiple drug charges
• Kingsport pursuit suspect found nearly naked in culvert, allegedly under the inf...
• 2006 murder, arson case set for trial in September
• Science Hill has enjoyed state success
• Future couldn't be brighter for Lady Toppers
• Search warrant leads to discovery of 'substantial amount' of cocaine, police say
• Waltrip teams setting their sights high
• Move to bring more public art displays to city gains momentum
• Tri-Cities has best retail year since 2007
• Judge calls out T-shirt wearers during animal abuse hearing
• Today's front page
• Emeging Power series: Ann Woods with Bristol and J.C. branches of National League of Junior Cotillions
• Bluff City mayor refuses to sign off on charter changes
• Businessman James McGlothlin wins United Way of Bristol's top award
• The Bristol Blotter for March 13, 2012
• Traffic control for race weekend no small task
• Buchanan Shooting- 1 year later
• Veteran enrollment skyrockets at ETSU
• Veteran enrollment skyrockets at ETSU
• Meth Lab Cleanup Forum held in Kingsport
• Western NC family fights bridge-naming policy
• Update: Police find car, looking for more clues in Greene Co. double-murder
• Buchanan County will honor slain deputies with drive to the graves
• Blountville man accused of holding family hostage; bath salts possibly involved
• Man allegedly points gun at police in Hawkins County
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 6: Tech's defense begins
• Stephen Allen Good
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• Michael Wayne Booher
• Local sheriff's departments say obesity impacts physical requirements at police academy
• Virginia General Assembly special session expected to cost taxpayers thousands
• Virginia General Assembly special session expected to cost taxpers thousands
• Car dealer burglarized of checks worth $20K-plus
• Man in possession of bath salts, syringe charged with public intoxication
• College football player's car reached 24 mph before he was fatally shot in NY
• 3 killed, baby hurt in single-car crash in Southeast Tennessee
• Afghan recounts US soldier shooting his father
• Charity opportunities aplenty during race week
• Johnson City chief building official named
• Johnson City names chief building official
• Tennessee Titans' Bud Adams wants Peyton Manning on team
• Watchdog Alert: The makeup of hydraulic fracturing
• Watchdog Alert: Men, women and politics
• State troopers remove Occupy Nashville tent
• As We See It — Let the sun shine and records be open
• See the names of everyone who graduated from ETSU in fall 2011.
• Will Hatch Act impact election of sheriff?
• As I See It with Robert Houk — Remember a time when lawmakers would work together?
• Taliban vow revenge for Afghans killed by American
• Kingsport officials consider bridge over sliding section of Bays Mountain Road
• Taliban vow revenge for Afghans killed by American
• Meet Your Neighbors: 911 dispatcher finds job 'stressful,' 'devastating,' but 'v...
• Meet Your Neighbors: 911 dispatcher finds job stressful, devastating, but very r...
• 2 found shot to death in Greene County
• Work continues on downtown project to increase sewer capacity
• The Bristol Blotter
• Buchanan County will honor slain deputies with drive to the graves
• It's taking a long time to heal in Buchanan County
• Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal to speak in Kingsport
• Today's front page
• KRAUTHAMMER: Obama vs. Israel: Priority No. 1? Stop Israel
• OTHER VIEW: Keystone pipeline brings pain at the pump, few jobs
• Tractor trailer crash dumps unidentified acid; roads closed
• Study shows NCAA tournament impacts productivity at work
• Victims of Greene Co. homicide ID'd; police asking public for information
• Washington Co. looking for first building inspector
• Church group, residents protest against synthetic drugs
• Neighbor: 'At least 7 lives saved' by Buchanan deputies that day
• A strange emphasis on women's reproductive health
• Kaine talks business in downtown Bristol
• THS hosts student conference
• Tell governor that schools need to have funding
• Obscene ad on television lost Hardee's a customer
• Bristol Blotter 03-11-12
• Where did all the great American leaders go?
• Inmate escapes from Dickenson County Sheriff's Office
• Fundraiser for college student
• Lady Toppers can't overcome 22-0 deficit, suffer first loss in state final
• South Side Elementary principal ready to retire
• Contestants show off talents
• Science Hill, Gate City girls fall in state championships
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• Today's front page.
• Johnson City man hospitalized after early morning crash
• Replacing Harris: Officials set method for picking new Unicoi Co. sheriff
• Johnson City police say boy choked mother
• Dogs, heat used to combat bed bugs in Bristol
• Students reaching for the stars in Russell County
• Two local residents win $100,000 each from Virginia Lottery
• Little Bucs program set to reopen Monday
• Girl Scout Cookie Blowout set
• Officials set method for picking new sheriff
• JCDA: Businesses may bring nearly 2,000 jobs to county
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 5: Steger, victim's mother take the stand
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• Erwin National Fish Hatchery to remain open
• Local Democrats call for election commissioner's ouster for role in administrato...
• Cigarette smoke whether first or secondhand is very dangers for children
• Science Hill girls reach state final with win over Clarksville
• Beechwood Rd. area water outage planned on March 12
• Johnson City car dealer charged with failure to endorse and deliver a title
• Johnson City man charged with seven counts of auto burglary
• Update: Two charged after Elizabethton meth lab found
• Trial set for Blountville man accused of beating infant
• Greene County Sheriff's Office looking for attempted murder suspect
• ETSU Little Buccaneers Student Child Care Center to reopen Monday
• Correction: Blues Brothers event scheduled for Saturday at Paramount
• Melissa For Hire: Sanitation equipment operator
• Knox police safely recover abducted 15-month-old girl
• Metal theft suspects arrested after allegedly returning to scene of crime
• Tree giveaway, Arbor Day observance scheduled for March 24
• School, city officials attend to last-minute needs at SHHS project
• Dozens indicted by grand jury, including three charged in attempted murder of de...
• Mountain Mission School offers spaces for local homeless kids
• Protesters' arrest reflect poorly on Virginia
• Bill for Piney Flats traffic light raises questions in Bluff City
• Change to Daylight Saving Time a challenge for many
• Change your clock and don't forget to change your batteries
• Today's front page.
• Officers drill on protecting diplomats in Abingdon
• Nation needs to consider health care rationing
• Marine leadership needs 'to chill' and posture less
• Bristol Blotter 03-09-12
• Bristol Tennessee Police, keep up the good work
• Consumer Reports: Closer look at drug coupons
• Cloudland knocked out in Class A
• Lady Toppers ready for battle of undefeateds
• Foster parents give glimpse into new lives of children in child neglect case
• Synthetic drug bills making progress in TN legislature
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 4: Hinkcer, Flinchum testify
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 4: Hinkcer, Flinchum testify
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• Ex-L.A. detective found guilty in cold-case murder
• New Sulphur Springs EMS station to cut down response times
• Soldier from Elizabethton possibly shot himself before crash
• Haslam health task force to focus on Tenn. obesity
• Soldier from Elizabethton may have shot himself before crash
• Update: Police say 2 dead in Penn. clinic shooting
• Johnson City duo charged in storage building theft
• Two charged with taking riding lawnmower from storage building
• Stock rally helps regain wealth lost in recession
• Idol Top 13: 10 performances ranging from solid to spectacular
• Watchdog Alert: Virginia lobbyists
• UPDATE: Gunman sought after Pitt shooting; several injured
• Section of Roan St. closed Monday
• Lady Hilltoppers hang on in state quarterfinal, stay undefeated
• 2 children found living in abandoned school bus
• Kingsport man allegedly steals car from juveniles at knifepoint
• Tennis Anyone?: Bob McCracken's trains
• Toyota recalls nearly 700k vehicles
• Kingsport pair charged with bath salts robbery at Johnson City smoke shop
• Former Johnson City Senior Center man be renovated to house juvenile court
• Search for 2 fishermen continues in Tenn. River
• Former Tenn. speaker Naifeh to retire after 38 years in state House
• Kingsport pair charged with robbery of bath salts
• Simons, Tittle found guilty of aggravated child neglect
• Biggest solar storm in years hits, so far so good
• Police participate in dignitary protection class
• Jonesborough's synthetic drug moratorium now in effect
• Hampton man accused of threatening to kill wife with gun
• Johnson City man charged with assaulting sister
• Cloudland girls face tough opening game
• Lady Toppers put perfect record on line at state
• Jury: Couple guilty of aggravated child abuse
• Verdict reached in Simons-Tittle child neglect trial
• Exhibit to be here in Sept. honors military, responders, 9-11 victims
• Warm winter can bring tumultuous spring filled with storms
• City applies brakes to Gray annexation
• More warm weather on tap for near future
• Last wishes: Johnson City develops policy for spreading remains at parks
• Bristol, Va., school officials plan to request $9.25 million from city
• Buchanan Mine's longwall mining unit to be idled
• Today's front page
• Low turnout means $9 per vote cast in presidential primary in Bristol, Va.
• Wrongful-death verdict marks end of a long road for family of Bryanna Faith Draper
• To the public: Calls don't get lost at 911 Comm. Center
• Companies shouldn't charge for paying bills online
• Morgan Griffith travels all across the 9th District in Va.
• Consumer Reports: Bullet-proofing your tax return
• Batting cages seeing increased activity
• Jury weighing neglect charges
• U-Haul to city: You'll pay
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 3: Police, April 16th panel leader, Tech executive take stand
• FDA searches McLeod Cancer and Blood Center for counterfeit meds
• Cloud Nine Emporium takes out ad in response to recent police action
• What team should sign Peyton Manning?
• After Romney's six Super Tuesday wins, is convention fight only hope for Santoru...
• I-81 Roanoke County crash kills Johnson City man
• Apple unveils 'new iPad' with sharper screen
• Update: KPD says juveniles were not assaulted, false report charges considered
• Man accused of gunning down Bristol police officer to stay on death row
• Tennessee GOP backs off bill to reduce HOPE scholarships
• Tittle, Simons child neglect case will soon be in the hands of a jury
• Update: Missing 16-year-old found
• Do you agree with the Indianapolis Colts decision to cut Peyton Manning?
• Meth-making bottle found in Roan Mountain
• New! This week's booking report from the Washington Detention Center.
• Police: Man breaks cane striking brother
• Missing Child Alert: Authorities find missing Johnson City teen
• Teens allegedly attacked by elderly man at Sevier Middle School in Kingsport
• Johnson City man allegedly pulls knife on neighbor, charged with aggravated assault
• Good named player of the year
• Rhodes named player of the year
• Boone rakes in honors at prestigious competition
• Crockett event eases move to high school
• Vilsack says domestic output of oil, gas highest in eight years
• Bristol, Va., closes schools on Friday
• Four to vie for Bristol, Va., City Council seats
• Clean air a concern for humanity
• Romney can beat Obama
• Bristol Blotter 03-07-12
• Time now for alternative energy sources
• Judge at the center of TBI investigation loses Hawkins Co. primary
• Virginia Tech police chief could testify in civil trial today
• Two face assault, kidnapping charges
• Ricky Skaggs, The Whites to headline Jonesborough event
• BY THE NUMBERS: Local elections and primary results
• Update: Santorum takes Washington, Carter, Unicoi en route to Tennessee victory
• Santorum wins Tennessee Republican presidential primary
• Update: Santorum wins ND caucuses: 3 for him, 3 for Romney
• Obama says nation needs changes in tax laws
• Hill's 'Life Defense Act' advances in subcommittee
• Santorum's lead narrows in Washington County; AP says he wins Tennessee
• Update: Romney takes 3 states, Santorum 2, Gingrich 1
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 2: Opening statements begin
• Alert sent out for missing 16-year-old girl
• Santorum leads in Washington County after early voting
• Report: Colts to release Manning on Wednesday
• So far: Romney takes 3 states, Gingrich 1 on Super Tuesday
• Primary voting
• UPDATE: Romney declared the winner of the presidential primary in Virginia
• Global rating agency rates Washington County, Va. as 'economically stable'
• Missing Child Alert: Authorities searching for missing Johnson City teen
• Court upholds conviction, death penalty for cop killer Nikolaus Johnson
• Wythe County pound conditions improve with volunteer deal in place
• Man tells Johnson City police masked man shot him in neck
• Erwin man charged with using stolen debit card
• Super Tuesday: Former Washington County, Tenn. elections officials looks to the future
• Traffic stop leads to arrest
• 'Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious' composer dies
• Watchdog Alert: Following the (super PAC) money
• Watchdog Alert: Big Banks and the financial crisis
• Fire destroys Fall Branch garage
• Gary Sinese named Grand Marshal at Martinsville NASCAR race
• Indiana woman loses legs saving kids from tornado
• Kingsport Police Department cruiser hits person in a wheelchair
• Man charged with burglarizing truck in downtown Johnson City
• Watchdog Alert: Congressional staff bonuses
• Johnson City man arrested after drunkenly breaking into a car for spare change
• Johnson City man arrested after traffic stop
• House in flames on Dogwood Drive in Fall Branch. Details later on JohnsonCityPre...
• Jonesborough police: Woman on 'bath salts' set fire in neighbor's home
• Retired two star Army general believes US is vulnerable to terrorist attack
• Prisoners charged in Carter jail cell fight
• Teaching English: New ETSU program helps international students learn the langu...
• Wilcox announced as new Press publisher
• Polls open in Tenn., Va.; polling times here
• Super Tuesday: More than 400 delegates at stake
• Fair weather for those casting ballots in presidential primaries in Virginia and Tennessee
• SUPER TUESDAY: Delegate issue complicates some votes
• Trial hits wall over lesser charges
• Former Kingsport priest's hearing on child sex abuse convictions postponed
• NFL bounties amount to incentive system run amok
• Super Tuesday could alter, not decide GOP race
• 185 Yemeni troops dead in weekend al-Qaida attack
• Emerging Power series: Johnston Memorial Hospital's Robin Wilson works to help people breathe easier
• Today's front page
• GOP candidate Gingrich delivered stinging attack on President Obama
• Toppers turn back Maryville to reach state tournament
• U.C. officials have stringent state rules to follow to appoint sheriff
• The Bristol Blotter for March 6, 2012
• Court upholds conviction and death penalty for Nickolus Johnson
• Explaining primaries, delegates in TN, VA
• Fire destroys church
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 1: Jury selection almost complete
• Virginia Tech civil trial day 1: Jury selection almost complete
• VMI students launch effort to prevent cheating
• MMW: Unknown male
• MMW: Teddy Vinson
• MMW: Thomas R. Scott Jr.
• Woman charged with DUI after driving to Elizabethton Police Station
• Wytheville woman invited to speak at memorial service for Davy Jones
• Johnson City woman charged with aggravated assault after alleged incident with bat
• Hawkins County Sheriff's Office arrests three in synthetic drug bust
• Proposed bill aims to give Tenn. teachers more power to act against safety threat
• As I See It with Robert Houk — Big Coal has bought out control of Vista Act
• Kingsport woman killed in Sunday crash
• Kingsport church heavily damaged by fire
• Police: Punch broke Johnson City man's cheekbone
• Judge delays closing arguments in Simons, Tittle case
• Watchdog Alert: Follow the (super PAC) money
• Patchwork of memories
• UPDATE: Missing Washington County man found in Greene County
• Bristol man charged with soliciting sex on the Internet
• Arraignment for minister facing sexual charges canceled
• TVs best buddies: from a pair of ghost hunters to our favorite Friends
• Kingsport woman dies in head-on collision Sunday
• Gingrich to be in Kingsport today
• Metal thieves graduate from storm drains to older cars
• Bristol man indicted on charges of sexual exploitation of minor
• Police: Johnson City man hit bystander with baseball bat during fight
• Final polls show Gingrich surging in Tennessee
• Newt Gingrich rally today in Kingsport - watch live
• Lady Hilltoppers encouraged by state draw
• Sectional preview: Science Hill sets sights on Murfreesboro
• TVA clearing trees near transmission lines
• Study says moving Juvenile Court to Senior Center building would cost $1.4M
• Meet Your Neighbors: Appalachian Feral Cat Allies founder works to reduce euthan...
• The Bristol Blotter
• Delegates a primary issue as Tennessee gets ready to vote
• UVa to discuss process for finding a new leader
• Which Republican would you like to see face Obama?
• Today's front page.
• King College selects firm to prepare plan for med school
• OTHER VIEW: Supervisor's views on Washington County's new government center
• KRAUTHAMMER: New ground has been broken in racial history
• Missing man reported in Fall Branch area
• Investigators seize drugs, cash from Ultimate Smoke in Kingsport
• Lady 'Toppers headed back to state
• UPDATE: Cantor endorses Romney
• Cherry blossoms and friendship
• Special Olympics Bowling Competition held in Bristol
• Virginia ballot a 2-man election
• Santorum's snobbery
• Snow in forcast tonight, following tornado warnings Friday
• Bristol Public Library hosts Artistic Excellence Competition
• Focus on election issues
• Va. election laws cumbersome
• Griffith doesn't stand with us
• Bucs will need major retooling for next season
• Longtime Unicoi County lawman retired last week and still faces charges
• Just saying no to synthetic drugs
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• One last chance to see "The Curious Savage" at JCCT tonight at 8 pm. Tickets wi...
• Weather put a damper on the Daytona 500
• Tennessee High School hosts 2nd Annual Adaptive Aquatics
• Read Across America celebration held in Bristol
• Michelle Johnson hailed as hero
• Tornado warnings across region throughout Friday taken seriously
• Bucs bow out of A-Sun tourney
• Haslam in area to back Romney
• Tornado warning expires for Smyth, Grayson counties
• Possible tornado strikes Ewing, Va.; family trapped in home
• Possible tornado strikes Ewing, Va.; family trapped in home
• Possible tornado strikes Ewing, Va.; family trapped in home
• Tornado warnings, watches expire for the region
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• VIEWER PIX: Photos of storm clouds, regional weather
• 24-year-old man missing from Tazewell County
• At least four people dead from storms in U.S.
• VIEWER PHOTOS: Storms in region
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• Bristol storm shelters
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• Emergency preparedness, shelters open in region
• Region on standby for severe weather tonight
• Virginia Tech civil trial in April 16th tragedy set to begin Monday
• Read Across America 4
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• Obama says he's not bluffing on Iran
• Trial testimony: Foster dad says Simons-Tittle children did not know how to use...
• Crash kills 3 sorority spring-breakers
• Tornado watch remains until 11 p.m., severe storms expected
• Johnson City declares synthetic drug sales 'public nuisance'
• Almost 9,000 without power in Chattanooga area
• Ohio probing adoption agency amid rape charges
• Apparent tornadoes hit Alabama homes, prison
• Update: Washington County schools closing early as severe weather approaches
• Occupy Nashville gets 7-day notice to remove tents
• Romney to stump in Knoxville; backers say Tennessee 'in play'
• Bristol, Va. man killed in I-81 car-truck wreck
• Today's front page
• Bristol Historical Association presents archive collection, "Snapshots of Bristol History"
• Kingsport couple face charges after toddler found in street
• Woman accused of passing fraudulent payroll check
• Bristol race traffic plans unveiled
• TVA clearing easements around power lines
• Help to save money, reduce debt and build wealth available at Bristol library Saturday
• Alpha Natural Resources Center for Interventional Cardiology opens at BRMC
• Consumer Reports: Top pick 2012 cars
• Relentless East tops Blue Devils for 1-AA crown
• Doak girls stun Grainger to win region
• Copney powers unbeaten Lady 'Toppers past East
• Adams carries 'Toppers
• Occupy Johnson City rallies to defend education
• Teachers say children in neglect case good learners
• TVA Tour 4
• TVA Tour 3
• TVA Tour 2
• TVA Tour 1
• Race Traffic 2
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• Alpha BRMC 1
• Alpha BRMC 2
• Kingsport to hold Arbor Day Celebration on Friday, March 2
• Johnson City Commissioners to meet tonight to consider annexation of Gray land
• Assistance with taxes, savings accounts available through free workshops
• Poverty level in Tri-Cities region on the rise
• 2 more US troops killed by Afghan soldiers
• Conservative blogger Andrew Breitbart dies in LA
• Sinkhole damages Tenn. Highway 353
• UPDATE: Unicoi County Sheriff Kent Harris resigns citing health
• UPDATE: Unicoi County Sheriff Kent Harris resigns citing health
• Teen charged as juvenile in Ohio school shooting
• TDOT working to develop plan for sinkhole on SR-353
• Washington County, Va. minister charged with sexual offenses
• Unicoi County Sheriff Harris resigns from office, cites health
• Firefighters battling condo fire on East Oakland
• Terrific women take ‘Idol’ stage by storm
• Haslam to hold Romney campaign event in Johnson City
• Child found wandering Kingsport street, police search for guardian
• Johnson City smoke shop back open
• Flaccavento kicks off campaign for Congress
• Romney event to be held in Johnson City March 2
• Newt Gingrich to make stop at Tri-Cities Regional Airport
• JCPD seeking crook responsible for racking up charges on stolen credit cards
• Quillen ETSU Fertility Services the only U.S. site participating in clinical trial
• Man charged with homicide in Knob Creek Road crash
• Johnson City man claims he was attacked, charged with filing a false report
• Sulphur Springs man arrested for stealing DVR from Sam's Club
• Johnson City man charged with vehicular homicide from Feb. 14 incident
• Conservative publisher Breitbart dies in LA at 43
• Group workouts growing at ETSU
• Testimony continues in Simons/Tittle child neglect trial
• Police say Kingsport puppy found 'cut in half'
• Gingrich to make campaign stop in the Tri-Cities
• Today's front page
• THP's Critical Incident Response Team investigates Route 394 wreck
• Cloud 9 temporarily closed
• Award winning author speaks at Bristol Public Library
• More storms in forecast for Friday, some could be severe
• Three-judge panel raised serious concerns about conviction of Allan Pope
• At least three seek nomination to unseat Morgan Griffith
• Keep county and state clean
• Bristol man arrested in connection to robberies
• Arrest made in connection with Bristol robberies
• USPS needs better solution
• Buffalo Wild Wings coming to Johnson City
• Eldridge perturbed at budget meeting
• Leap Cheer: Baby born on Feb. 29
• Police: Johnson City man faked story of shooting at knife-wielding attacker
• Police make arrest in series of Bristol TN/VA robberies
• Arrest made in connection with Bristol robberies
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• Woodridge sees increase in patients due to bath salts
• Pictures illustrate living conditions of children in Simons, Tittle case
• Traffic fines focus of bill that could squeeze local Sheriffs
• VMI student helping Air Force develop flapping wing drones
• Martinsville Speedway ready for fiery crash like Daytona
• Three charged after meth lab found in SW Virginia
• Tornado warnings, watches across Southwest Va. and Northeast Tenn.
• Tennessee attorney general declines to seek Unicoi Co. Sheriff Harris' removal
• ETSU voluntarily suspends Little Bucs' child care license citing lapse of superv...
• DUI suspect had four children in vehicle
• Little Bucs daycare closed, license suspended
• Storm warnings prompt officials to postpone high school basketball championships
• Lady Bucs eliminated from A-Sun tournament
• Section of Roan St. to be closed Monday, March 5
• UPDATE: Tennessee AG will not pursue Sheriff Kent Harris ouster
• Leap year baby born at Johnson City Medical Center
• UPDATE: Juvenile charged for filing false report that resulted in Amber Alert
• Deputy Sheriff injured after fight with suspect in Johnson County
• Santorum campaigns in Knoxville
• Authorities: 10 dead from storms in US Midwest
• Watchdog Alert: Three new PACs registered with Va. Board of Elections
• Monkees singer Davy Jones dies in Florida at 66
• Fraker, Dixon and Ledet the best of ‘Idol’s’ men
• Do you believe that convicted criminals should have to reveal their criminal record?
• Washington County, Tenn. Clerk Sneyd files for appeal in salary lawsuit
• Former Gate City, Va., employee sentenced in child porn case
• Oral arguments heard in corruption case of former Sullivan County Highway Commissioner
• THP: Drag racing teen causes Blountville crash, two hospitalized
• Surveillance equipment pulled from Unicoi County Sheriff's Dept
• Buffalo Wild Wings coming to Johnson City, should be open by August
• Kingsport police cite owner of head shop
• Ultimate Smoke cited with selling K2
• New! This week's booking report from the Washington County Detention Center.
• County approves resolution for third Sessions Court judge
• Family seeks to dispel rumors in Daniel Boone student's death
• Bristol community turns out in force for synthetic drug forum
• Bristol police hold intruder drill at Anderson Elementary School
• Bristol Public Library starts fundraising effort to continue the lecture series
• Four robberies in less than 24 hours reported in Bristol
• Cause of Lee County wildfire unknown
• New law worse than Patriot Act
• Not all kids will benefit from school-choice bill
• Bristol Blotter 02-29-12
• Lady Bucs hunting in Macon
• Unicoi Co. wins battle of Devils; Patriots prevail
• Toppers dismiss East
• Taking a stand
• DCS workers testify in Simons/Tittle neglect case
• Suncrest Annexation concerns officals
• UPDATE: Amber Alert cancelled after Knoxville girl located
• Ultimate Smoke Shop owner cited by Kingsport Police for selling synthetic drug
• Consumer Reports: Who makes the best cars?
• Surveillance equipment pulled from Unicoi County Sheriff's Dept
• Bath Salts 4
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• Early voting totals in for Tenn.; decrease in early voter totals
• Suspicious package reported in Bristol neighborhood
• Eastman Credit Union 2
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• UPDATE: Appalachian Christian Village admissions suspension lifted
• Jeffrey Easley convicted of killing Tina Smith in Roanoke County
• UPDATE: Car crash in Blountville caused by apparent drag racing
• Details revealed on how bad living conditions were for children in Simons, Tittle case
• Dow closes above 13,000, first time since crisis
• Johnson City woman arrested for passing fictitious checks at three Food City locations
• Fire partially destroys three apartments on Greenwood Drive
• Wildfire burning 800 acres in Southwest Va.
• Gun accidentally discharged in Hampton convenience store
• Eastman Credit Union breaks ground on a planned Bristol Va. site.
• Death toll rises to 3 in Ohio school shooting
• Appalachian Christian Village once again allowed to admit patients
• Early voting in Tennessee ends today
• ECU breaks ground on new Bristol Branch location
• Wellmont to hold blood drives at area organizations
• Police looking for hit and run driver
• North Roan St. closure planned for Thursday, March 1
• Knob Creek lane closure planned for Thursday
• George Allen opens lead on Tim Kaine in Roanoke College poll
• Gunmen shoot dead 16 Shiites from bus in Pakistan
• Romney says Santorum trying to 'kidnap' primary
• Officials: Student brain dead in Ohio shooting
• IHOP holding annual National Pancake Day to benefit Children's Miracle Network
• Johnson City man arrested for auto theft
• Johnson City man arrested for felony evading arrest
• Anti-drug rally set for Unicoi Co. today
• Gray man accused of breaking into home, holding wife hostage
• Kingsport mayor wants Ultimate Smoke declared a public nuisance
• Opening statements have begin in the Simons/Tittle child neglect case. Press Sta...
• Police: Johnson City man fled traffic stop, arrested at work
• Bristol police searching for man or men responsible for three robberies in less than 18 hours
• Man charged with auto theft
• Third-place NBC making comeback
• Habitat for Humanity and Emory & Henry College partner to build house in Glade Spring, Va.
• Bullet holes lead police to charge Johnson City man with attempted murder
• Emerging Power series: Barter Theatre's Katy Brown combines all her loves in one job
• Vance physical education teacher dismissed for "unprofessional conduct"
• Johnson City man charged with attempted murder
• Washington Co. Commission takes tougher stance on sale, manufacture of synthetic...
• Unicoi County Commission bans synthetic drugs
• Jury selected in child neglect trial
• Today last day of early voting ahead of March 6 primary
• From shovels to state-of-the-art: Ground broken on innovative JCMC surgery center
• Highlanders win; Hampton out
• Lady Hilltoppers bounce Seymour
• BMS has plenty of star power at test session
• Unicoi County makes motion to begin lawsuit settlement
• Virginia Tech April 16th lawsuits not settled, likely headed to trial
• Doctors say bath salt use could affect wait time in emergency rooms
• UPDATE: 11Connects speaks with Newt Gingrich
• UPDATE: 11Connects to speak with Newt Gingrich
• MMW: Purse theft from vehicle
• MMW: Purse theft from vehicle
• MMW: Purse theft from vehicle
• MMW: Brian Crable
• Jury selection begins in Simmons, Tittle child abuse case
• Johnson City Medical Center begins construction on $69 million surgery tower
• Bristol, Va., police searching for person who robbed New People's Bank this afternoon
• Gas leak temporarily halts work at Snap-On
• Oil prices fall after 7-day surge
• 1 dead, 4 wounded in Ohio high school shooting
• Water outage in upper Stoney Creek area Feb. 28
• Unicoi County Sheriff Harris reports for processing
• Watchdog Alert: Stock Portfolios
• Kingsport police open substation directly above head shop
• Elizabethton man accused of pointing gun from car
• Two Bristol, Tenn. convenience stores robbed at gunpoint
• Johnson City man accused of ramming wife's car
• Johnson City man charged with burglary, assault
• Press Staff Writer Becky Campbell is tweeting live from the Simons/Tittle child...
• Woman charged with damaging downtown bar's $5,000 video game
• Bristol man arrested after Boones Creek traffic stop
• Food City executive named WGA Woman of the Year
• Jonesborough Repertory Theatre to stage 'Arabian Nights'
• Bristol man charged with identity theft, driving on a revoked license
• Johnson City woman arrested for destroying video game at Numan's
• Johnson City man charged with burglary, assault
• Building community through contra dancing
• Bristol, Va. voting certification lawsuit dropped
• Old school photography: Crockett students develop skills in film, darkroom techn...
• Question of the Week: Have you or someone you know ever used a synthetic drug?
• As We See It: Let commissioners know your thoughts on shelter
• Man charged with assault after woman claims he tried to shoot her
• Alleged threats against wife, children lead to man's arrest
• UPDATE: Shooting at high school in Ohio, shooter in custody
• Sullivan County animal shelter to neuter all its animals
• 11Connects to speak with Newt Gingrich, online coverage this afternoon
• George Washington gets new life in Washington County, Va. schools
• Three Washington County, Va., towns plan May 1 voting
• Today's front page
• Barter Theater's success calls for more fundraising
• OTHER VIEW: Medicare myths muddle budget debate
• MERCER: New ground has been broken in racial history
• The Bristol Blotter
• Man arrested in Hawkins Co. for meth possession, manufacture
• Proposed bill would make a difference to convicted criminals when applying for jobs
• Woodridge population doubles due to bath salts, changes at Knoxville facility
• Students protest outside new Boones Creek synthetic drug shop
• Mountain City man arrested at hospital
• There's still time to audition for "The Radium Girls" at JCCT. Auditions are to...
• Animal Rescue Coalition helps owners feed pets with giveaway
• E&H honored for response following devastating tornadoes
• Pinch felt from gas prices not limited to the pump
• If you mess with the cow, you get the whole herd
• Thanks for reading some memories from years gone by
• Another clinic is not the answer to stopping addiction
• Lady Bucs are Gulf Coast's latest victim; rematch awaits
• Bucs win third straight
• Residents offer many artifacts for state Civil War project
• Gas prices on the rise
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• Leap Year Birthday 2
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• Glade Spring man faces two grand larceny charges
• Synthetic drug shop closes, another opens
• Today's front page
• ETSU basketball player charged with false reporting released from jail
• Unicoi County Sheriff Harris booked on latest charge
• VI to bid farewell to beloved campus oak tree
• Bristol, Tenn., police officer's story inspirational
• Police patrolling areas around businesses that sell synthetic drugs
• A chocolate lover's dream at Bristol Public Library
• People Incorporated awarded $20 million in New Markets Tax Credits
• Two Bristol residents face 25 drug and gun-related charges
• Lady Toppers coast to victory over Sevier Co.
• Lady Eagles fly high into regular-season finale
• ETSU seniors going out with mixed emotions
• Shelter staff looking for couple who took dog without adopting it
• Anti-drug group preparing plan of action against synthetic drugs
• Judge rules to allow video in couple's abuse, neglect case
• Shop closes its doors day after protest
• Cop Stop 2
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• Special guest Valentina Lisitsa returns to Johnson City Symphony Orchestra
• ETSU basketball player appears in court, released on own recognizance
• Kingsport Police set up mobile command near Ultimate Smoke on Center St.
• Ultimate Smoke in Gray to close after protests
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• Bullriding event kicks off at Freedom Hall
• Romney would raise Medicare eligibility age
• US senators meet Cuba's Castro about imprisoned contractor
• Gingrich campaign bobbles name of landmark Tennessee hotel
• Cleveland names street after Rev. Billy Graham
• GOP lawmakers discuss future of 'Don't Say Gay' bill
• More Quran protests leave 7 dead in Afghanistan
• Mayoral candidate says rival sent topless dancer
• The Bristol Blotter 2-24-12
• Piney Flats man killed in crash
• Kingsport police post mobile unit command across from head shop
• Fatal shootout nets gang member life plus 26 years
• Tornado watch canceled, wind advisory remains
• Piney Flats man dies in car wreck involving a tractor trailer
• Upcoming story on Virginia Intermont's iconic oak tree
• Emory & Henry staff honored for response to April 2011 severe weather
• Melissa For Hire: ETSU women's softball
• Knox County Commission wants state leaders to intervene, release TBI file on fal...
• Washington County, Va. Sheriff's Department gets help tracking down sexual predators
• Announcement set for $69 million surgery center at JCMC
• Traffic plans announced for March 2012 Bristol Motor Speedway race weekend
• As We See It — Mother Nature is powerful, take warnings seriously
• Local tornado watch until 4 p.m.
• Boil water notice for Buchanan Co. lifted
• Teen girl charged in domestic assault involving baseball bat, bite
• Two charged with making meth at one's grandmother's house
• Man sentenced to 16 years in robberies
• Today's front page
• 'Cop in a box' a new tool for investigating child sex crimes
• NWS spokesman: 'This is more typical of March or April' weather
• Bart Long is intelligent, energetic and honorable
• One woman's platform while running for president
• Sullivan County Election 'Omissioners' made mistake
• Consumer Reports: Frightful movie theater snacks
• County, city school representatives hear state funding details
• Bringing history alive at Carver Recreation Center
• 'Toppers looking to run table
• Lady Bucs rally for win
• Bucs keep focus on court for win against Stetson
• Daniel Boone H.S. students protest synthetic drugs
• Higher fuel prices affect Tri-Cities
• Higher fuel prices effect Tri-Cities
• Congressmen working to save Roanoke, Lynchburg mail processing centers
• Airport 3
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• BMS Prep
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• UPDATE: ETSU Bucs basketball player Cooley arrested for filing false report
• Washington County Commission working on ordinance to declare synthetic drugs nuisances
• ETSU basketball player charged with false reporting
• Johnson City mail processing center to close, move to Knoxville
• Boone students rally against synthetic drug sales
• IHOP holding annual National Pancake Day to benefit Children's Miracle Network
• Virginia's Health Care Safety Net in jeopardy clinics, patients fear
• Tri-Cities Regional Airport unveils first corporate airport hanger
• Rape charges dropped against man accused in Lions Park shooting
• UPDATE: Rape, burglary charges dropped Lions Park murder case
• Copter collision kills 7 Marines in Calif. desert
• Woman found not guilty in JCMC child abuse case
• See "The Curious Savage" this weekend at JCCT! Performances are Friday and Satur...
• Barter Theatre seeking dogs to act in upcoming play
• Postal service to end mail processing in Johnson City, shift to Knoxville
• Watchdog Alert: The political stock market game
• Bucs shaken by robbery of players
• IRS has $16.1 million for Tennesseans who have not filed a 2008 income tax return
• Child smothering case goes to jury
• JCPD using Facebook, Twitter to relay traffic crashes within seconds of event
• Roberts tells jury in abuse case she didnt smother 9-month-old girl
• Probe into barrel explosion continuing
• Severe Weather Awareness Week highlights preparedness
• Pet food giveaway set for Saturday
• Kingsport boy waits for heart-lung transplant match
• Blue Ridge PBS series gives inside look into birthplace of country music
• Bluff City Boardwalk work underway
• Food City's largest store open for business
• Obama's failed leadership, fiscal policies weakened US
• Obama was doing test run with contraception issue
• Real time local traffic info now available on Facebook, Twitter
• Bluff City woman crashes into Abingdon home
• Man's childhood comic collection fetches $3.5M
• 2nd degree murder verdict in lacrosse death trial
• Hawkins man who claimed child blackmailed him into having sex sentenced to eight...
• Kingsport man charged with attempted murder of ex-girlfriend
• Media General exploring potential sale of newspapers
• Mendota man charged in infant death
• UPDATE: Two Bucs basketball player robbed at gunpoint
• AMBER ALERT: Two children abducted from their Spencer, Tenn. home
• You Ask We Investigate: Why does the JCPD need its new fleet of Humvees?
• McDonnell denounces ultrasound bill; House passes weaker version
• Update: Daniel Boone sophomore hospitalized after Tuesday incident
• Kingsport man attempts to stab ex-girlfriend, KPD reports
• Elizabethton couple arrested after police find meth lab in their home
• Double-murder suspect to pay$4,000 to public defender's fund
• Family members of Kingsport woman want her accused murder's bond increased
• Local Tea Party supporter opens call center as Santorum's Tenn. organizer
• Rogersville man accused of injuring 18-month-old girl
• West Market St. lane closures planned for this weekend
• SWVA gas price spike predicted by end of Sunday
• Southwest Virginia man charged with murder for infant's death
• The Bristol Blotter 2-22-12
• Haslam expects passage of parking lot guns bill
• Press Staff Writer Becky Campbell is tweeting live from the Melony Roberts child...
• ETSU basketball players robbed on campus at gunpoint, $1,300 cash stolen
• Johnson City man honored in calendar for Vietnam service
• Man extradited from Georgia to Elizabethton on theft charges
• Who was George Washington? 1st-graders talk about the nation's 1st president
• Three named teachers of year in city schools
• Shoplifting bust leads to meth lab bust
• Watchdog Alert: From Capitol Hill to lobbyist
• Johnson City man arrested for public intoxication, bringing drugs into penal facility
• Letter: City, county need to get it together and properly fund animal control, s...
• New! This week's booking report from the Washington County Detention Center.
• Food City opens historic Bristol store
• Update: Area officials make three meth busts in five days
• Police: Drugs found in underwear as man booked into jail
• Washington Co., Va., property tax increase could exceed 10 percent
• Joy Kirkland: 'a mother's got to protect her kids'
• Sullivan Commissioners reject controversial zoning application
• Johnson City police say man ran from traffic stop, abandoned child during chase
• Local governments ask for synthetic drug lawsuit dismissal
• Playhouse raffle to benefit Washington County Public Library
• Food City opens largest store today
• Consumer Reports: Keyboards for your iPad
• Science Hill rolls past South for 1-AAA title
• Orchestra nets national honor
• City will eventually allow chickens to be kept
• UPDATE: Armed robbery at BucRidge apartments; ETSU issues "Gold Alert"
• Removing children from meth busts: traumatic and time consuming
• ETSU issues alert following armed robbery report at campus apartments
• Bristol man charged in hit and run
• Auditions for "Radium Girls" will be held Sunday February 26 and Monday February...
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• Some ETSU coaches score low, others score big
• Meth bust puts two in jail, children in Child Protective Services
• You Ask We Investigate: Does an ordinance targeting bark dogs have any bite?
• Fire in Washington County, TN burns hay barn
• Eastern Eights, Bank of Tennessee team up to renovate Johnson City apartments
• Johnson City man charged with aggravated assault
• Kingsport man indicted for alleged rape of 3-year-old
• UPDATE: Explosion at Elizabethton leaves one man in critical condition
• Man smashes computer using RHA Health Services vehicle, charged with vandalism
• Johnson City woman charged with forgery, theft of property
• NC deputy shoots teen after chase on US 19-23 west of Asheville
• GOP puts off 'Don't Say Gay' measure in Tennessee House
• Boy, 13, charged with rape, attempted robbery of woman at Knoxville business
• Meth lab found in Washington County
• Mountain State's Health Alliance to offer their own health insurance soon
• Child abuse, drug charges placed after Mountain City meth lab discovered
• Thousands in Southwest Virginia remained without power Monday
• 4.0 earthquake in Missouri shakes 9 states, including Tennessee
• Two arrested in P&S Pharmacy robbery in Kingsport
• Survivor: Deadly avalanche a 'horror story'
• Dow crosses 13,000 for first time since 2008
• Watchdog Alert: Follow the big bucks
• Watchdog Alert: Deep pockets
• BAE performing explosives test today
• Update: Explosion in Elizabethton injures man
• Despite some high salaries ETSU pay is below average
• Water outage Feb. 22 in Liberty Hollow, Bob's Hollow area in Stoney Creek
• Fall Branch man arrested for driving on a revoked license due to DUI
• MMW: Cameron Cook
• MMW: Kristopher Hunt
• MMW: Kevin Lingerfelt
• Police: Stop for speeding results in Fall Branch man's arrest
• Explosion in Elizabethton causes injury
• Bristol, Tenn., City Council to get first look at $79 million capital improvement plan
• Emerging Power series: Bristol, Tenn., Police Lt. Debbie Richmond
• The Bristol Blotter for Feb. 21, 2012
• Washington County, Va., school officials fear they won't be able to fund teacher raises
• Class teaches responsible ownership of handguns
• Fossil Site museum director retiring
• Bucs edge Bison to wrap up spot in A-Sun tourney
• Lady Toppers roll
• Rhodes leads Lady Highlanders to 1-A crown
• Devils win 1-AA title
• Boil Water Notice issued in Buchanan County, VA
• More women picking up guns, locally and nationally
• Kingsport Police say forged checks not uncommon
• Galax missing teenage girls found safe
• Extreme Snowmen: SWVA creativity on display
• Despite some high salaries ETSU pay is below average
• Appalachian Power deals with outages caused by melting snow
• Snow topples trees, sets power line on fire in Roanoke
• Watchdog Alert: Fracking Disclosure Laws
• Kingsport police make two arrests during drug bust at hotel
• ETSU to test outdoor warning systems
• Washington County, Va. Board of Supervisors to review budget Feb. 21
• Water line repair on Fort Robinson Dr. Bridge to require water outage Wednesday
• Watchdog Alert: bankrolling the presidency
• Watchdog Alert: Presidential tax forms
• Johnson City man charged with auto burglary, credit card fraud
• Johnson City woman dies from injuries sustained in car accident Feb. 14
• THP: Kingsport woman involved in Knob Creek crash dies
• A Great Spot for a Coffee Shop
• UPDATE: Train derails in Hawkins County, roads closed
• Woman dies in Greene County car wreck
• The Weather Channel visits Wytheville
• As We See It: Lawmakers in Georgia are trying to steal our water
• Fatal fire in Hawkins County likely electrical, sheriff says
• Train derailment forces authorities to block roads in Bulls Gap
• Oil jumps to 9-month high after Iran cuts supply
• Jonesborough woman working to help people become aware of, get access to cochlea...
• Virginia State police still investigating Smyth County cell phone issue
• Steele Creek Manor to become a B&B
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• Bayless' run was truly remarkable
• Acoustic Ale House brings new vibe to State Street
• Margin of error shrinking fast for Bucs
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• Animal shelter plans moving 'slowly'
• Today's front page
• OTHER VIEW: Aiding Israel in strike at Iran would hurt US
• KRAUTHAMMER: Obamacare vs. the US Constitution
• Snow storm leaves thousands without power, dangerous roads in SWVA
• Monday calendar
• Snow storm causes dangerous roads, widespread power outages
• Galax Police believe missing teen girls with robbery suspect
• VDOT: Road conditions across Southwest Virginia
• Train derails in Hawkins County, roads closed
• Two charged with strong-arm robbery
• Police: Johnson City man charged with reckless endangerment after fleeing traffi...
• Woman charged with giving police wrong name after crash
• Johnson City man evades attempted police stop, arrested at residence
• Momentum strong for King College's proposed med school
• Forum held for historic Virginia Hill neighborhood in Bristol, Va.
• The one and only Whitney
• EQT disputes officials' claims
• Bluff City, Johnson City and Sullivan Co. facing jurisdictional problems
• Cal Thomas writes lots of hypocrisy
• Virginia courts honorable
• Cal Thomas' column correct
• Lady Bucs lose for 20th time
• Hampton, Cloudland advance
• Toppers will face South in final
• Belmont burns Bucs
• Unicoi destroys Sullivan North
• Investigation into double murder ongoing
• Local restrictions on synthetic drugs
• ETSU research targets synthetic drug dangers
• State officials detail problems with Carter 911
• The Nation's Housing: The costs of buying a foreclosed home
• Marion teen dies in wreck
• Korean War POW buried with full military honors in native SW Virginia
• Church Hill woman dies in early morning fire
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• One dead after fire in Church Hill
• Services held for Prisoner of War brought home
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• Small roof fire does minimal damage at power plant
• Sullivan County considers house arrest for nonviolent inmates
• Gun report prompts lockdown at Kingsport elementary school
• Car crashes are a leading cause of death for teens
• THS students honor teen killed in wreck
• Teachers in black protest legislative changes
• Bristol Blotter 02-18-12
• Allen stumps in Southwest Virginia
• Mecklenburg: Don't rush Tebow
• Bucs, Bruins play possible final game as A-Sun foes
• Johnson City man accused of killing grandmother, wounding grandfather bound over...
• Report gives details on NFS acid leak
• Super cause at Souper Bowl
• Christianity, consumption link focus of meeting
• Former Governor Allen makes a stop in Abingdon on US Senate campaign trail
• Virgil Goode to run for president
• Why hawks should vote for Obama
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• Teachers across Virginia wear black in protest of proposed laws, cut in Richmond
• Grayson County deputies say teen "person of interest" in house fire
• New US Nitrogen plant to bring much needed jobs to Greene County
• Update: TVA laying off 61 police, physical security employees, including 12 in r...
• ETSU opens new baseball stadium with 8-3 victory over Eastern Kentucky
• Former ETSU graduate student faces weapons charge
• Alleged skinhead gang member sentenced to 11 years for East Tennessee robbery
• Tennessee teacher suspended over alleged inappropriate text messages
• Man tries to evict 98-year-old mom from Conn. home
• Terror suspect arrested near Capitol in FBI sting
• Missing Greeneville woman found
• Watchdog Alert: Stimulus funding
• Students band together for Day of Service in honor of teen killed in crash
• Applications now being accepted for Bristol TN/VA Assoc. of REALTORS Scholarship
• TVA laying off 61 police, physical security employees
• Nashville mayor's niece killed in driveway
• UPDATE: GOP candidates planning campaign stops in Tennessee
• Tenn. panel approves training critics call anti-Muslim
• Roe votes against payroll tax cut holiday, unemployment benefits extension
• Johnson & Johnson consumer health segment recalls infant Tylenol
• Preparations underway for Whitney Houston's funeral; watch online
• Body recovered from Holston River in Kingsport
• East Oakland Ave. closure
• Watchdog Alert: Citigroup lawsuit
• Johnson City man accused of killing grandmother, wounding grandfather bound over...
• Kingsport rescue crews investigating possible drowning
• King med school gets initial OK
• Celtic music helps students learn their roots
• Korean War veteran William Ray Sluss returned home
• No crying: Authorities say spilled milk closes part of I-65
• SW Virginia soldier's remains home at last
• Mount Carmel mom charged with neglect for leaving kids home alone
• Police say Tennessee councilman arrested in sting
• Mountain man scares owners of remote Utah cabins
• Congress moves toward ending payroll tax cut fight
• AP: On birth control, Santorum out of step with nation
• 1 dead, 1 hurt in Calif. federal building shooting
• Romney takes on world as he vies for presidency
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• We must fight for religious freedom
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• Obama is a dictatorial leader
• Teen charged with providing synthetic pot to minor
• County panel makes move against synthetic drug use
• Happy Valley rallies past Johnson County
• Boone's season comes to an end
• Consumer Reports: Poor-performing air purifiers
• Carter County School Board votes not to renew Director's contract
• Grayson County teenager found alive
• Officer tells about finding woman shot in Lion's Park
• Officers look for stolen trailer
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• Grayson County teenager missing
• Area school teachers, administrators unite to stop bullying
• Korean War POW's remains return home to Scott County, Va.
• New document discriminators add security to Tennessee driver's licenses
• Virginia Tech gets $705,000 for "bird stress" study
• Five plead guilty in federal drug, money laundering probe
• Homeowner keeps alleged knife-wielding burglar at bay with .357
• Hall of Fame catcher, Mets great Gary Carter dies at 57
• Aretha, Stevie Wonder to sing at Houston's funeral
• Dow within 100 of 13,000 as stocks barrel higher
• Carter Co. school board votes against renewing Schools Director Ellis' contract
• Members of drug trafficking organization plead guilty to laundering charges
• Unicoi County Sheriff Harris faces additional charge
• ETSU baseball to open Thomas Stadium on Friday
• Fire exposes dysfunction, chaos in Honduras
• Unicoi County grand jury indicts Harris on new charge
• TVA board updated on Watts Bar progress
• Weapon charge placed against student for gun found on ETSU campus
• Watchdog Alert: New lobbyists
• Governor Haslam abandons proposal to end average class size restrictions
• Tennessee's 'Don't Say Gay' bill advances in House Tenn.'s 'Don't Say Gay' bill advances in House
• TBI director won't disclose spark for probe targeting Shipley, Ford
• Sullivan East teacher, teen deny affair
• Democratic Sen. Phil Puckett says he will vote for "Personhood Bill"
• Woman accused of embezzling more than $42,000
• CityMac announces location, plans to open in May
• Maryland fugitive arrested in Johnson City
• Watchdog Report: Congressional aides turned lobbyist
• Mobile home park fight leads Johnson City police to arrest man wanted in Maryland
• New! This week's booking report from the Washington County Detention Center.
• Group encourages safe ATV use
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• Grand jury to continue looking into 24-year-old unsolved murder of Gary Russell Short Sr.
• Special election for Price seat set for Nov. 6
• Early voting begins in Tennessee
• Man accused in Mountain City double murder case arraigned
• Police: Man under influence of cocaine hits police cruiser, leads officers on chase
• RecycleMania 2012
• Toppers stifle Falcons
• Bartow hasn't given up hope for title run
• Ford expands relationship with Bristol
• Coach helps fan battle life long condition with basketball
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• A childhood cancer drug shortage could impact local hospital
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• Pennsylvania man accused of making meth in Marion
• Sullivan County Archives aid in discovering family history
• DTF agents arrest Johnson City man on cocaine charges
• Police make arrest in Lion's Park shooting case
• Johnson City woman charged with kidnapping adult, two children at gunpoint
• Date set for special election to fill Washington County, Va. Board of Supervisors vacancy
• Proposed King School of Medicine and Health Sciences Center begins accreditation process
• Elizabethton man charged with fraudulent use of a credit card, forgery
• Dobyns-Bennett High School takes top honors in Science Bowl
• Johnson City's Got Talent auditions set for Feb. 27-28
• Johnson City woman arrested for check forgery
• Dogs arrive in Nashville from 'horrible' Kentucky dog rescue
• Watchdog Report: Truckers hauling radioactive material across Virginia, Tennessee
• Trial starts in kids' forced Grand Canyon hikes
• Potluck with Fred Sauceman: Kiwanis Club's secret sauce is worth the cost of a t...
• Early voting starts in Tennessee today
• Watchdog Report: FDA compliance data
• Event to raise money for area's first Women's Oxford Recovery House
• The Bristol Blotter 2-15-12
• Some Gray residents against Johnson City's annexation plans
• Kingsport man and woman injured in Johnson City crash after police pursuit
• Watauga County investigators looking for fire starter at old high school
• Area doctor pleads guilty to 34 counts of obtaining narcotics by fraud
• Virginia Tech 'Hokie Ambassador' overcomes disability
• Ride of a Lifetime auction continues at BMS this year
• In defiant move, Iran proclaims nuclear advances
• Virginia man picks up multiple drug charges after stop in Unicoi Co.
• J's Corner outdoor expansion approved in Elizabethton
• Gov. Haslam abandons Tennessee class size proposal
• Johnson City physician Walker pleads guilty to drug charges, awarded probation w...
• Young boy found wandering along Knoxville road
• More than 300 killed in Honduras prison fire
• Kingsport, Bristol, Sullivan seek dismissal of shop owners' lawsuit about synthe...
• Updated with details from crime scene and arrest: Rape, robbery, attempted murde...
• Man accused of stabbing estranged wife found guilty of endangerment
• Washington County, Va., officials anticipate revenue increase
• Healing Hands' holds annual "Sweets for the Sweet" Valentine's Day fundraiser
• Austin Arnold Day of Service set for Friday
• Jewell Smokeless Coal recognizes longtime employees, safety
• Controversial ethanol production business won't be moving into city-owned site
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• Rape, robbery, attempted murder charges placed from Johnson City park shooting
• Mobile food pantry to help serve those in need
• Writer: Wasteful wars foreseen
• Businesses can take their ruinous signs elsewhere
• Watauga River Regional Water Authority director resigns
• Consumer Reports: Confusing laundry detergents
• Investigation underway into Johnson City wreck
• UPDATE: Man arrested in Johnson City shooting investigation
• Nashville sends help for local primary voting
• Two injured in Elizabethton crash
• U.C. sheriff seeks retirement info
• Gray residents pack meeting
• WRRWA chief Hughes resigns
• 'Still a shot' for opener at stadium
• Owens enjoying 'breakout season'
• Despite opposition, Gray annexation plan moves forward
• Help JCCT launch its 2012 season by making your reservations to see "The Curious...
• FCC mandates changes to communication technology
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• Trooper loses appeal in fiery, fatal crash
• Kingsport DUI suspect stopped with infant in lap
• Man gives girlfriend kidney for Valentine's Day
• Johnson City woman found unconscious with multiple gunshot wounds
• Local radio legend Richard Quillen passes away
• Motorcycle helmet law could be changed soon
• Update: Johnson City man charged with assaulting brother with mallet
• Sheriff: Heart-covered pot bags, Batman-logo crack bags lead to Gray woman's arrest
• Heart packaged marijuana seized prior to Valentine's Day
• Holocaust survivor Jacqueline Mendels Birn to speak at King College
• Two Washington County, Tenn. General Sessions judges say they need help
• Students to volunteer in memory of friend killed in crash
• County revenue projections to be presented
• Mountain City man charged with perjury in Carter Co.
• Woman found with multiple gunshot wounds in east Johnson City
• Erwin store robbed by man with knife
• Johnson City man charged with assault at own residence
• Grisly discoveries give families hope for closure decades after 'Speed Freak' ki...
• Judge: Sandusky can have local jury, see grandkids
• Funeral for Whitney Houston set for Saturday in NJ
• Elizabethton man charged with perjury
• Woman in robbery gets five years' probation
• Romney names Gov. Haslam chair of Tenn. campaign
• Update: Head-on crash on Tenn. 75 sends three to hospital, names released
• Police tell Occupy Nashville protestors to leave city hall campout
• Man arrested after shooting outside Kingsport gas station
• Gov. Haslam's bid to close economic development records stalls in Senate
• Bristol's housing market showing steady signs of growth, head of realtor's group says
• Many put in extra time and effort Monday to create today's Valentine's Day treats
• Emerging Power Series: Dickenson County School Superintendent Haydee Robinson
• Erwin business robbed at knifepoint
• Business robbed at knifepoint in Erwin
• Johnson City a Top 10 med school destination
• ETSU students learning steps with minor in dance
• Loss leaves Bucs speechless
• Lady Toppers open with easy victory
• Regular-season accolades as tourneys begin
• Jonesborough board enacts synthetic drug moratorium
• Jonesborough passes moratorium on synthetic drugs
• The Curious Savage opens February 17th To begin the 100th season, "The Curious...
• John Harold Hyatt
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• Helium shortage could put damper on balloon sales this Valentine's Day
• W&L students explain McDonnell pick for GOP vice-president
• Police: Piney Flats man cites food, bath salts as motive in thefts
• Photo update: Head-on crash on Tenn. 75 sends three to hospital
• Head-on crash on Tenn. 75 sends three to hospital
• Unclear medical problem keeps Criminal Court judge out of courtroom
• Woman pleads guilty to accessory after murder in Johnson City double stabbing
• Red panda dies over weekend at Chattanooga Zoo
• Police: Houston under water when found in bathtub
• Obama's new budget: Higher taxes for the wealthy
• Out of My Head with Jan Hearne: Monstrous act changed our country, communities d...
• As I See it with Robert Houk: Hankal has been forgotten too long by Johnson City
• House Democrats denounce controversial 'personhood' bill
• Limestone marijuana, attempted child neglect case moving ahead without indictment
• Elizabethton woman charged with fraudulent use of debit card
• Piney Flats man arrested in connection with storage unit theft
• Johnson City man sentenced to federal prison on drug, gun charges
• Inmate hid pills in 'undetectable location on her body'
• Blountville father, son charged with attempted murder
• Johnson City man sentenced to federal prison on drug, gun charges
• Traffic stop in Hawkins County results in two drug arrests
• Marion police find missing man
• Magazine names Johnson City one of nation's best cities for attending medical school
• Voice auditions fun; Idol lacks
• Blountville father, son charged with attempted murder
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• Sullivan Co. to set up sobriety checkpoint Feb. 17
• Greene County man charged with first-degree murder
• Blountville farmers market hopes to have permanent shed
• Johnson City boxer overcomes the odds
• Real high school basketball season to get started this week
• Fathers and daughters share a Valentine's Day dance
• Bucs hope to keep Jacksonville down
• Valentines forever: Two senior couples share relationship lessons
• Tax increase may be coming to Washington County, Va.
• Today's front page
• KRAUTHAMMER: President preaches whatever gospel best serves his purpose
• OTHER VIEW: A needed step for Virginia's children
• OTHER VIEW: The case for Tennessee tribal recognition
• Adele wins 6 Grammys, including album of the year
• Grammys honor Houston after the singer's death at age 48 on Saturday
• New chairman looks to rally local Democrats
• Lawmaker tries to strengthen Tennessee tattoo law
• Murder suspect arrested, family of victim speaks out
• Children find human remains in Tennessee wooded area
• Washington County schools curb energy use, power bills
• Man charged in plot to kill Utah governor
• Investigators seek answers to Houston's death
• Kingsport man accused of stabbing girlfriend to death, arrested in Johnson City
• Kingsport Police Search for Alleged Killer
• Teach children about joys of hard work and discovery
• Scouts hold annual Klondike Derby in Bristol
• Letter had false, inaccurate statements
• Thankful to be American
• We must control spending
• Bristol Blotter 02-12-12
• You're Invited to a Hero's Welcome
• 'Toppers clobber field in Region 1 wrestling
• Brown scores 27 to give Bucs win
• Planned Parenthood says city clinic's been well received
• Whitney Houston dies at 48
• Arrest made in Greene County murder investigation
• TBI now investigating Appalachian Christian Village
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• W&L: Romney predicted as Republican Presidential nominee
• Local Bigfoot-like creature explored in Sunday episode of "Finding Bigfoot"
• Tennessee's new system for traking main ingredient in meth is working, officials say
• Forum on synthetic drugs set for Feb. 28 at Tennessee High School
• Company's plan to locate ethanol recycling operation in Bristol could draw debate
• The Bristol Blotter for Feb. 11, 2012
• Road crews prepared for first real taste of winter expected this weekend
• Science Hill girls stay perfect
• Florists prepare for Valentine's Day
• Harris files extortion complaint against one critic, finds old DUI charge on another
• Cantor, Huntsman address Washington and Lee students
• HUD capital funding decreases for JCHA
• Murder investigation underway in Greene County
• Virginia Attorney General investigating Gingrich campaign ballot signatures fraud claim
• Johnson City man lives off grid, makes power for TVA
• Long-time Washington County administrator of elections removed from position
• McDonnell stumps for Romney at Washington and Lee Mock Convention
• UPDATE: Obama finds contraception compromise
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• Update: Criminal investigation underway in Appalachian Christian Village abuse c...
• Elizabethton man charged with passing worthless checks
• Longtime Washington County election administrator fired
• Senate passes measure naming Tennessee state evergreen tree
• Sponsor pulls transport of illegal immigrants bill
• AP Source: Obama to change birth control rule
• Bristol Mayor's Award deadline is March 1
• Stone Castle committee hopes to launch community fundraising drive
• America's drone wars
• City may borrow to expand fieldhouse
• Hampton man dies after being struck by car
• Appalachian Christian Village ordered to suspend admission of new residents
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• Bluff City officials approve ordinance that outlaws synthetic drugs
• Researcher speaks on 'Holstonia' at VI College
• Bristol, Va., mayor included in new book
• Federal freeze on bank account could shut down Saltville Rescue Squad
• Post office at Tri-Cities Regional Airport closing
• Griffith not out to destroy USPS
• A look at Griffith's record
• Obama oversteps boundary
• Bristol Blotter 02-10-12
• Admissions to Appalachian Christian Village suspended
• Buffaloes play role of spoiler this weekend
• Schurlknight tops area wrestling all-stars
• Freefall continues for ETSU women
• Murder investigation continues; daughter of accused interviewed
• Obama grants 10 states, including Tennessee, No Child Left Behind waivers
• Consumer Reports: Valentine's Day chocolates
• Mike Huckabee speaks at Washington and Lee University's Mock Convention
• Coulter and Carville go toe-to-toe at Washington and Lee Mock Convention
• Congressman Morgan Griffith statement on STOCK Act
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• Mayor Book
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• Teachers look to author for help on classroom environment
• Martinsville Speedway, Gary Sinise to help SWVA wounded warrior
• Tennesseans win $298 million playing Powerball
• Admissions to Appalachian Christian Village suspended
• Elizabethton man arrested for identity theft, simple possession
• Gray woman pleads guilty to stealing more than $30K from elderly woman
• TVA realignment supports competitive rates, energy priorities
• UPDATE: Hwy 75 construction worker killed in afternoon collision
• Tennessee gets $146 million in mortgage settlement
• Johnson County meth bust nets charges for three
• UPDATE: Kingsport man accused of killing landlord found guilty
• Woman charged with child neglect
• Former Virginia Tech QB DeShazo arrested in prostitution sting
• Washington and Lee mock convention features BIG political names
• A new mandate requires all employers, including religious schools, hospitals and charities to offer birth control under their health care plans. Where do you stand on the new rule?
• Verizon plans more 4G LTE improvements in 2012
• Tennessee joins agreement with financial institutions
• Community center construction won't be finished on time
• UPDATE: Motive in double murder centers around de-friending on Facebook
• New! The latest booking report from the Washington County Detention Center.
• Tennessee among states to be freed from No Child Left Behind
• Bristol Public Library announces 2012 Discovery Series
• Landore to repay theft from Hiltons post office with government pension
• Local Komen chapter says national debate hasn't impacted Tri-Cities organization
• Blountville man facing child abuse, child neglect and aggravated child endangerment charges
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• Sullivan County law enforcement officers sporting new threads
• Give worn flags to local Boy Scouts
• Virginia needs to update laws
• We encouraged Marines
• Bristol Blotter 02-09-12
• Facebook friend deletion reason for murder
• City spelling bee champ takes another win
• Attorneys seek more time to file motions for Willis
• TBI executes search warrant on Judge Jay Taylor's office in Rogersville
• UPDATE: Men charged with Johnson County double-murder in court today
• Rep. Morgan Griffith announces 2012 9th District art contest
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• Connye Florance
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• Local fire departments could receive extra funds via Safer program
• Captain Merritt announces departure from Elizabethton Police Department
• Washington and Lee mock convention features BIG political names
• TBI executes search warrant on Judge Jay Taylor's office in Rogersville
• Car strikes utility pole on W. Market
• Region regains all jobs lost in recession
• Do you think the physical punishment (spanking) of children could lead to health problems later in life?
• Caribbean cruise passengers come home early after gastrointestinal illness outbreak
• Two gun rights related bills likely to pass in Virginia
• N-Plex stops the unlawful sale of 5,000 boxes of pseudoephedrine in less than one month
• Man charged in January assault
• Man convicted of murdering his mother-in-law in 1988 denied new trial
• Johnson City man arrested for aggravated assault
• Trigiani, Todd headline 2012 Discovery Series
• Johnson City woman arrested on multiple prescription drug charges
• 10 talented young actors to watch
• State claims progress in ongoing fight against meth
• Cancer survivor wins $25K at Spirit Gala
• Abingdon man falls from roof, dies
• Bristol leaders celebrate start of flood project
• Sullivan committee expresses support for current superintendent hiring law
• United Way tops goals, looks ahead
• Saltville Rescue Squad paid first lieutenant average of $264.43 per hour in 2009
• Crockett fends off Boone
• Keselowski looks to build on success at BMS
• Lady Toppers near unblemished regular season
• Third pleads guilty in aggravated robbery
• Buccaneer logo placed on stadium turf
• ISC to vacate by July 1
• Consumer Reports: America's top stores
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• Lt. Gov. Ramsey to teachers: delay your trip to the State Capitol
• State claims progress in ongoing fight against meth
• Arrests made in Johnson County Murders
• Marvin Potter
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• Trial date set for Sheriff Kent Harris
• Johnson City Board of Education passes resolution opposing part of Haslam's plan
• Judge: Convicted murderer's request for new trial 'complete waste of time'
• Bluff City teen charged with drug violations in Johnson City
• Police: Mix of narcotics and synthetic drugs leads to hallucinations at Johnson...
• Dale Ford looking to level playing field with taxes on golf course operators
• 'Suspicious package' found at elementary school
• Man accused of stealing two vehicles in Johnson City
• Texting while driving ban clears Va. Senate
• Johnson City man charged with two vehicle thefts
• California gay marriage ban is unconstitutional
• Lots of kids are stealing the show on TV
• Chevy Volt joins state electric vehicle rebate program
• Officials say anti-meth bill working, NPLEx already producing results
• Abingdon man falls from roof, dies
• 'Glee' redeems itself with Michael Jackson tribute episode
• Canteen Vending
• Joseph Jenkins
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• Charles L. Ballard III
• Kingsport police looking for man who stole TV from Wal-Mart
• Update: Two charged with Johnson County double slayings
• Unicoi County sheriff pleads not guilty; judge denies dismissal motions but sepa...
• Johnson City police: Drugs, stolen handgun found in Knoxville man's vehicle
• Elizabethton man arrested for assaulting minor
• Bristol resident wins $25,000 in Mountain States Foundation Spirit Gala raffle
• Two charged with Johnson County double slayings
• JCPD arrests Knoxville man on several drug-related charges
• Bristol, Va., School Board sets 'brown bag' lunch meetings
• BREAKING: Arrests made in Johnson County Murders
• Two Bluff City men face porn charges, one also charged with rape
• LIVE COVERAGE: Harris in court
• Food City CEO receives Sidney R. Rabb Award for service to consumers, community and industry
• Convict in 1988 Carter Co. murder seeking new trial
• Emerging Power series: Mountain Empire Chapter of American Red Cross' Felisha McNabb
• Bristol, Va., school leaders expecting shortfall in next year's budget
• Johnny Cash's 80th birthday, legacy to be celebrated
• Staff removed at LA school during abuse probe
• Blood clot guidelines challenge economy class risk
• Autopsy: Missing mom's kids killed in Washington suffered hatchet wounds
• The Bristol Blotter for Feb. 7, 2012
• Kingsport man accused of landlord's murder on trial
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• Man accused of crashing in cemetery was on house arrest at time of wreck
• Memorial service for UVa-Wise chancellor draws about 700
• Bucs' offense hits new low at Mercer
• Science Hill coaching staff standing tall
• Political parties win ballot suit; state law ruled unconstitutional
• City school board votes to oppose class-size proposal
• Sheriff Harris in court Tuesday, plans to plead 'not guilty'
• Abingdon council discusses sports complex in vague terms
• Bill to put wine in grocery stores dies, Rep. has more options
• Proposal to exempt sales tax from funeral merchandise
• Sen. Carrico statement on Senate passage of handgun restriction repeal
• Trial for Kingsport man accused of killing his landlord begins
• Work crews begin upgrading electric, water lines in downtown Jonesborough
• Call for supermarket wine sales in Tennessee fails . . . again
• 3 wounded after Nashville police standoff
• Inmate found dead in Montgomery County jail
• Randy Travis arrested for public intoxication
• New bill looks to make texting, e-mailing while driving a primary offense in Va.
• Latest effort to allow wine sales in Tennessee supermarket fails
• UPDATE: Sullivan County Sheriff's Office has found missing boy
• Kingsport man registered as violent sex offender arrested for alleged violation
• Bluff City man, accused child rapist charged in alleged child pornography conspi...
• New jobs give a bit of a boost to old town
• Do you think grocery stores in Tennessee should be able to sell wine?
• Reviving the old general store in the Philadelphia community of Washington County
• Two men face multiple charges in child pornography case
• Congressman Phil Roe files plans to run for first district seat again
• Domestic dispute leads to gunfire in Sullivan County
• Fidelity National to buy O'Charley's restaurant chain
• 1 westbound lane of I-40 open at rockslide site
• Two escape SUV plunge into Holston River
• Rescuers dig to reach trapped in Philippines quake
• Marine sergeant accused of hazing goes to trial
• Few answers in death of sons of missing Utah mom
• Apologies issued from NFL, NBC after M.I.A. flips bird in Madonna show at Super...
• Bristol, Va. Kroger robbed at gunpoint
• Johnson City woman arrested for attempting to pass fraudulent checks
• US closes embassy in Syria capital
• Pigeon problems: If you kill them, more will come
• New ETSU community clinic under construction
• The Bristol Blotter
• Bucs have tough task at Mercer
• $90,000 needed to save Rural Retreat, Va., train depot
• Meet Your Neighbors: Still dancing at 92
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Question of the Week
• Former Packer Carroll Dale champions 'spiritual muscles'
• Mild winter could increase fire danger
• Kingsport man charged with breaking into Johnson City apartment, assaulting 2
• Police charge John Sevier resident with choking girlfriend, confiscate weapons
• Johnson City woman accused of passing fraudulent checks
• Fire kills husband of missing Utah woman, 2 boys
• Police charge city man with domestic assault
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• KRAUTHAMMER: Syria protests not just about pushing cause of freedom
• OTHER VIEW: GOP field: theocracy, minarchy, Newtocracy and ambiguocracy
• Man robs Bristol, Va., Kroger grocery store on Sunday
• Beech Mountain thriving despite warm winter temperatures
• Johnson City man charged with criminal simulation, possession of a stolen vehicle
• Events set to celebrate Black History Month
• Lawsuits 'just like a nuclear bomb' for Southwest Virginia
• All debris removed from rockslide on I-40
• Synthetics drugs wreaked havoc on Gillette's life
• Fake drugs, real consequences
• Smithsonian shines light on Jefferson, slavery and liberty
• New owner mulling over plans for downtown landmark building
• Boy Scouts kick off scout week in Bristol
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• Check out our new business feature Work It, TriCities
• Give workers chance to prove themselves
• Why firms can't find workers
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• Milligan gets much-needed win at home
• Lady Bucs can't find Destiny, lose their way
• Rembert gets into Bucs' act at Kennesaw
• Super Bowl is as much about eating as it is about football
• Program lets Crockett students take trips and remain at school
• No change of venue request expected in U.C. sheriff case
• Master plan approved for "rails-to-trails" project
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• Bristol Regional incorporates a doll to teach effects of smoking
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• New law for voting leads to thousands getting new I.D's
• Animal Shelter to spay and neuter animals before adoption
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• Frazier remains at Emmanuel, suspended
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• Virginia Main Street designation benefiting Bristol
• After synthetic drug overdose: 'Never again. Not gonna touch that stuff'
• Election Commission official fires staff member, demotes another
• Tri-Cities/Bristol phone book has lots of people living at 15022 Lee Highway
• Storm goes east after dumping on Colorado
• Romney, Gingrich expect Romney to win Nev. Vote
• Alpha reducing production at some subsidiaries' central Appalachian operations
• Healing Hands Health Center Sweets for the Sweet fundraiser underway
• Bristol Blotter 02-04-12
• Buffs have good mix on diamond
• Brown looks to deliver again at Kennesaw
• Third-quarter rally propels Cyclones past Warriors
• Hilltoppers stay on roll at Crockett
• Devils edge Raiders
• Speaker uses humor to educate about HIV, AIDS
• House may get $1.1 million for renovations
• Scott County deputy makes arrest in Christmas shooting case
• Under Investigation: 11-year-old stabs man in parking lot of Mosby Apts
• Kingsport man dies in motorcycle crash, charges pending
• Hospital Demolition 2
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• Pastor Mark Frazier
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• Crooks break-in, steal from several Johnson City area storage units
• Kingsport man passes away after motorcycle wreck
• A Kingsport man out on bond after arrest on rape charges in trouble again
• Water service to be disrupted Monday in Gibson Mill Rd. area in Kingsport
• Johnson City woman celebrates 100th birthday
• Miami String Quartet to perform at ETSU
• Downtown Bristol to kickoff more revitalization efforts
• Unemployment numbers show economy picking up speed in 2012
• Oakland Ave. business owners want head shop, synthetic drugs gone
• Two Johnson City women climb Mount Kilimanjaro to raise money for charity
• Five memorable Idol auditions from St. Louis
• Six arrested after meth found in Washington County
• Memorial service set for UVa-Wise chancellor
• UPDATE: Rock slide re-routes traffic through Johnson City
• Kingsport man charged with rape of a child
• Four pounds of meth found in Limestone bust
• Defense Secretary Panetta believes Israel will strike Iran soon
• Planned Parenthood affiliates file lawsuit against Tennessee Health Department
• Saltville Rescue Squad accused of fraud
• UPDATE: Virginia Tech Police find exotic animals in steam tunnel
• Barter Theatre founder's widow passes away
• Elizabethton woman charged with fraudulent use of a credit card
• Morning fire at downtown restaurant
• Rambling Road to be closed again next week
• 'Just the air on campus is still'
• Protesters target Rep. Griffith's office
• A meeting with Morgan Griffith
• Officials take step in animal shelter move
• Hundreds gather in Wise to remember Chancellor David Prior
• Saltville Rescue Squad accused of fraud
• The religious right in US has lost its political influence
• New school lunch rules welcome
• New EPA rules bad for jobs
• Protest bill against freedom
• Cardinal Park wall work OK'd
• Jonesborough studies downtown Wi-Fi
• Family high on priority list for Bayless
• Virginia Tech Police find exotic animals in steam tunnel
• Consumer Reports: Faulty fire-causing appliances
• Donald Rumsfeld speaks to large crowd in Roanoke
• Grant to fund water in Buchanan County
• UPDATE: Endangered child alert issued; officials believe kidnappers are heading to Johnson City
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• UPDATE: I-81 crash kills truck driver, VDOT says all lanes back open
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• Thanks for helping local seniors
• Don't elect George Allen
• Be careful of 'God's purpose'
• Special Spaces gaining support
• TSI to hold workshop for those interested in solar power as a career
• Sheriff: Inmate fakes rape claim in Washington County Detention Center
• Local high school students build robots for regional competition
• TBI offers reward for information about Johnson County double-murder
• Volunteer photographers provide memories for grieving parents
• Two lawmakers push to eliminate gun background checks for more than 300k Tennesseans
• UVA-Wise chancellor David Prior passes away
• Sullivan County couple arrested on meth-related charges
• Bonnaroo marks 10 years of charitable giving totaling more $5 million
• TBI: Suspected kidnappers could be on way to JC with teenage girls
• UVa-Wise mourns death of chancellor
• Jury indicts Saltville Rescue Squad for falsified medical transports
• Pa. groundhog 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• No injuries reported after car hits dental office
• Lawmakers move toward ouster of Occupy Nashville tents
• Do you trust Punxsutawney Phil's prediction of six more weeks of winter?
• Gray man indicted in rash of Kingsport car burglaries
• Two arrested in Johnson City after car reported stolen
• Commission to vote on animal shelter
• Unicoi animal shelter adoptions on the rise
• Johnson City man arrested for possession, intent to sale marijuana
• Two Johnson City women arrested for vehicle theft
• I-40 rock slide sends extra traffic this way
• Lawsuit alleges Hawkins judge extorted $16,000 from client in '08
• Downtown Bristol landmark on auction block
• Bristol SWAT team trains at Bristol Mall
• Emmanuel Episcopal Church celebrating 150 years
• Special grand jury investigating unsolved murder of Gary Russell Short Sr.
• THP: Trooper deliberately drove past fatal wreck after chase
• Sullivan County sets early voting
• Ferry sinks off Papua New Guinea with 350 aboard
• Police: Bedroom search leads to marijuana, scales, plastic bags
• Justice Dept., House GOP tangle over access to documents
• Romney stock trades clash with divestment pledge
• Lady Bucs still haven't found team chemistry
• Town repairs, upgrades continue in Jonesborough
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• Family asks for help in finding killer in double murder
• Cleanup on I-40 rock slide to begin Thursday afternoon
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• Virginia National Guard worried about budget cuts impact
• Sheriff Kent Harris' attorneys question grand jury's makeup
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• Southern Coal Corporation temporarily lays off workers
• American Heart Assocation aims to improve America's heart health
• ETSU's new baseball field may not be ready for opening day
• Status update: Facebook to go public, raise $5B
• New! The latest booking report from the Washington County Detention Center.
• NSCC has smart device app for you
• Bail set at $23M in ex-teacher's molestation case
• Don Cornelius took 'Soul Train' on pioneering trip
• Video leads to brutality probe of 4 NYPD officers
• Egypt soccer fans rush field after game, 73 dead
• Sheriff: Interviews continue in Johnson County double slaying
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• Rock slide re-routes traffic through Johnson City
• Marijuana resolution fails in Virginia
• Virginia Supreme Court allows redistricting lawsuit to continue
• Virginia voters protest photo ID requirement
• Pfizer recalls birth control
• Glee redeems itself with Jackson tribute episode
• Former UT professor begins serving four year prison sentence
• Police: Man falls through Jonesborough ceiling with purloined antique pitcher in...
• US intelligence: Iran greater threat while al-Qaida declines
• ETSU reports record spring 2012 enrollment
• Northeast State first TBR community college to launch mobile app
• Two Southwest Virginia hospitals included in new telemedicine network
• Cub Scouts hold annual Pinewood Derby
• Reeves' mind, wit samurai-sword sharp
• Update: Mountain City double murder baffles investigators; baby found alive in s...
• No money for ETSU arts center in Haslam's budget
• Pope appeal hearing set for Feb. 29
• Remains of Korean War veteran returning home to SW Virginia
• Judge denies pretrial diversion for former prosecutor
• Leadership makes Bristol a great place to live
• 40 dogs seized in Tennessee to be flown to Florida
• Where are the employers?
• Los Angeles teacher charged with molesting 23 kids
• Romney has money, momentum in GOP race
• Keep our community clean
• Today's front page
• Consumer Reports: Impressive headlight cleaners
• Science Hill boys, girls clinch
• Junior Bucs dump No. 10 Cloudland
• Miller lifts Cyclones by Hampton
• Canine connection: Dog helps veteran with PTSD
• County jobless rate dips
• Tri-Cities Regional Airport wants your opinion
• Pinewood Derby 5
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• Dan Reeves
• Telemedicine
• An Arctic treasure imperiled
• I-40 closed by slide, traffic being routed through Tri-Cities
• As sole bidder, bank buys back Lot 1 at Millennium Park
• Bristol Regional Medical Center donates concussion resistant helmets to Lebanon High
• Virtual medicine: Grant to give rural areas electronic access to ETSU physicians
• Derogation of first lady insults us all
• UPDATE: Double murder investigation underway in Johnson County
• VW adding 200 jobs at Chattanooga assembly plant
• Governor Haslam wants mandatory jail time for convicted domestic violent crimes
• Will Facebook deliver an IPO surprise?
• Tennessee's drug related death rate nearly triples since 1999
• Major GOP 'super PAC' raised $51 million in 2011
• Paula Abdul exits 'X Factor'; third to leave show
• The Tomahawk: Two dead from gunshot wounds in Mountain City
• United Way annual awards celebration recognizes community leaders
• Two-month reporting delay hinders police probe into Hawkins woman's broken leg
• Police: Garage door opener used to enter, burglarize ex-boyfriend's home
• How do you stack up against these statistics?
• Unemployment rate could factor heavily in state's Republican primary
• Bluff City duo arrested for burglary, theft
• Walk this way: New pedestrian bridge spans Sinking Creek along South Roan
• Driver clocked at 96 mph in school zone on 11-W
• Quillen will develop telemedicine in five rural counties through aid of USDA grant
• All lanes closed on I-40 Westbound, near mile marker 24, west of Asheville
• Leslie Ware, Jr. to receive new trial date, attorney next week
• Haslam proposes capital funding for Northeast State
• Former carrier charged with identity theft, forgery
• Bristol, Va., officials applaud state efforts to reduce unfunded mandates
• Today's front page
• Home sales fall significantly for third year in both Bristols
• Fla. primary's big prize likely to go to Romney
• The Bristol Blotter for Jan. 31, 2012
• Emerging Power series: Bristol, Tenn., Community Development Director Shari Brown
• End of an era: Bayless retiring after 60 years
• Brown helps Bucs end 3-game skid
• Gosey battles injury to rejoin Hilltoppers
• Turf installation begins at ETSU stadium
• Constable guilty of creating false entries on document
• Salary increases, job cuts, and education funding all part of Governor Haslam's proposed budget
• Haslam proposes capital funding for Northeast State
• Haslam unveils plan for higher ed capital projects
• Virginia Tech helmet study may alter child football practice
• Woman arraigned on reckless endangerment, DUI charges
• Kim Austin
• Intimate Treasure robbery
• Purse, credit card theft
• Brian Crable and John Mcguire
• Keith Allen Moore
• Wendy's CEO: Our wounds were 'self-inflicted'
• 25 EU nations to sign treaty to stop overspending
• Lifetouch eliminating 383 jobs in Chattanooga
• Elizabethton man arrested for fraudulent use of a credit card
• Johnson City starts collecting new items for recycling
• Police search for Kingsport man accused of attempting to run over SW Va. deputy
• Haslam's 2nd budget address to focus on services
• Police: Boy attacked by dog dies at Tennessee hospital
• Tennessee fans lobbying Manning to consider Titans
• Water service interruption scheduled for Tuesday along Shipley Ferry Rd. in Kingsport
• 100 jobs returning to Church Hill glass plant
• Elizabethton man accused of hiring adolescent girl to model in underwear; girl's...
• Knoxville restaurant owner boots, bans state Sen. Stacey Campfield over AIDS rem...
• Nashville police seek clues from 20-year-old's shooting death
• The State of the State: Continuous coverage on TriCities.com
• Two accused of lying to police about car theft after crash
• Elizabethton woman arrested in connection with Cherokee Self Storage thefts
• The bread 'marriage' of Miss Honey-Krust and Mr. Rainbo
• ETSU spells out financial aid changes
• The Bristol Blotter
• Eastern Eight, Milligan offer free tax preparation
• Should rules for receiving HOPE lottery scholarship be changed?
• Connection office provides assistance to at-risk students and their families
• A tale of two Januarys in the Mountain Empire
• Little effect seen from GPS ruling
• Cause sought for Fla. highway pileup that killed 10
• Bluff City to raise funds for children's program
• Man killed in crash on Interstate 81
• OTHER VIEW: Obama turns attention to where the money is
• OTHER VIEW: Bullying can't be ignored
• KRAUTHAMMER: Obama address full of small and worn-out ideas
• Rogersville woman charged after attempting to bring illegal drugs into Hawkins Co. Jail
• Rep. Griffith marks first year in Washington
• An I-81 tractor trailer collision leads to fatality
• Pulitzer Prize-winning author kicks off King lecture series
• Thanks for making Tour of Homess success
• Save mountains in Tennessee, Virginia
• Va. doesn't need voter ID law
• Bristol Blotter 01-29-12
• America's first wing roller coaster will soon soar over Dollywood
• Johnson City Little League registrations begin
• Accused car crusher in court this week
• Couple runs 24-hour, green-focused gym
• ETSU training psychologists to perform in primary care settings
• County pushes city on sales tax referendum
• Police: Downtown Johnson City road rage incident leads to charges; 3-year-old ch...
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• Promoting healthy lifestyles in the workplace
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• Work out classes to fit your schedule
• After tornado, a community comes together — and comes back to life
• Space program pushed children to reach for the stars
• Officer involved shooting, leads to manhunt
• Count to help assess homeless needs in region
• Family Promise of Bristol to serve homeless families
• Washington County spent more than $2,600 on reception for county officials
• Incident in Dickenson Co. prompts new policies for keeping track of students
• Bristol Blotter 01-28-12
• Hilltoppers pound D-B
• Bucs become latest victim at Upstate
• Warriors slow down Devils, can't stop them
• ETSU ups its warnings to pedestrians, motorists
• Woman charged with possessing stolen ATV
• Coalition finishes its homeless count
• The Vineyard: Call to ministry leads man back to Hebrew traditions
• Homeless 6
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• 2004 murder of a Tri-Cities resident to receive coverage on Discovery Channel
• Unemployment down from last year in the US, Tri-Cities
• Robert Hegyes, who played student Juan Epstein on 1970s TV show 'Welcome Back Ko...
• Tenn. bill would weaken limits on lobbyist entertaining
• E. Tenn. men sentenced in fatal bear cub shootings
• Eastman Chemical buying Solutia for about $3.38B
• Mistrial declared in Leslie Ware double-murder trial
• Twitter's new censorship plan rouses global furor
• Chuckey woman charged with child neglect; deputy reports finding animal excremen...
• Former Tennessee AD Hamilton says threats led family to flee Knoxville
• Boy charged after prank with fireworks at Tennessee school
• Sewer maintenance to delay traffic on Ravine Rd., Powers St. on Monday
• animal shelter
• Woman charged with aiding Roan Mountain escapees
• One injured in Stone Drive crash
• New fraud-fighting unit to focus on bad mortgage deals
• Mortgage rates rise after hitting all-time low
• Jonesborough check cashing business employee charged with stealing cash using cu...
• Johnson City Animal Shelter search for new location may be over
• Johnson City Police still looking for Intimate Treasures robbery suspect
• JCPD needs help finding alleged purse thief
• Hawkins County Sheriff's Office: Synthetic marijuana found in car after police c...
• Theatre Bristol selling vintage items from their props collection
• Kingsport mother tells of ordeal after synthetic marijuana puts son in ICU
• Eastman posts record earnings per share in 2011
• Update: Roan Mountain escapees captured
• Residents gather to talk about Glade Spring's future
• A new steeple for East Bristol Baptist Church
• ETSU says all athletic contracts under review
• Police conduct undercover stings at scrap gold businesses
• Hillary Clinton wants to get off political 'high wire'
• UPDATE: Escapees Captured
• Today's front page.
• Whitehead wins Sullivan County Spelling Bee
• Director, board OK new animal shelter site
• Upstate looks like tough stop for reeling Bucs
• Officials make move to reduce courthouse pigeon population
• Officers seek Roan prison escapees
• Wise students inspired about science, technology and space travel
• Wise County students chat with astronauts on International Space Station
• Spelling Bee 4
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• Bristol man charged with incest, aggravated assault
• BREAKING: Search underway for two escaped inmates in Carter County
• Water service to be impacted Friday in Cooks Valley Rd. area in Kingsport
• Two charged with violating meth lab quarantine
• Stock Act could stop congressmen, representatives using insider information
• VIDEO: Pentagon shooter pleads guilty in federal court
• Attorneys seek to separate charges against Unicoi County sheriff
• This week's booking report from the Washington County Detention Center.
• Elm, East King closures in Johnson City start next week
• Elizabethton man charged with stealing cigarette cartons
• Sheriff Kent Harris seeking more than one trial
• UPDATE: ETSU releases statement regarding promotional shootout
• Unemployment rates for Tennessee counties released today
• Man accused of stealing custom cue stick from downtown Johnson City bar
• Update: Kingsport man allegedly stabs sister's boyfriend; victim blames 'two bla...
• Bristol man charged with incest, aggravated assault
• Two Johnson City scrap metal, gold dealers arrested
• Johnson City man arrested for allegedly stealing a pool cue
• Carter grand jury indicts man on attempted murder charges from police chase
• $15M wrongful death suit filed against Erwin nursing home
• Connecticut city's mayor blasted for 'taco' comment amid bias probe
• AP Source: North Carolina governor will not seek re-election
• Egypt bans travel for US official's son, 9 others
• Dow approaches highest level since 2008 crisis
• Man charged in priest's death found dead in jail
• Former Knoxville high school basketball standout dies from self-inflicted gunsho...
• Where's the 'irate' in the Rand Paul airport video?
• Board temporarily suspends ex-Rogersville prosecutor's law license
• Elizabethton man arrested for stealing more than $400 worth of cigarettes
• Elizabethton man charged with aggravated burglary, vandalism
• Elizabethton man arrested in connection with Sept. theft
• ETSU's Irwin choice for Washington County's first archivist
• Hawkins Sessions Court judge won't step down
• Murder defendant's attorney accuses state of withholding evidence
• Kingsport man charged with attempted murder after stabbing
• Stored or shredded: Washington County records in transition for new archive
• Preserve the rail system in Southwest Virginia
• Local man channels passion into play about Pickett's Charge
• Bristol police see a 'run' of counterfeit money
• Changes may be coming to ground floor of Bristol Public Library
• 'Mind Athletes' prepare for 'Rumble'
• No insurance contract was in place for ETSU $20,000 contest
• Griffith, Roe react to President Obama's State of the Union address
• Marine Corps not Army add-on
• We need person who conveys reasons behind opinions
• Reward excellence but not to point it usurps government
• Bristol Blotter 01-26-12
• Family files $15 million wrongful death suit against Erwin Health Care
• Bedford family friend of rescued aid worker relieved after SEAL Team Six mission
• Texas win earned Bayne more respect than Daytona
• Walker ready to enjoy life at slower pace
• Johnson City's Minton to headline Cage Brawl VIII
• Washington County Sessions Court to hear two unrelated juvenile rape cases
• 'Mind Athletes' prepare for 'Rumble'
• Chilhowie man dies in single-vehicle wreck
• Reverence: R.I.P.
• A world without Guantanamo
• Anthrax
• Tennis - Jackalope
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• Number one cause of death by injury in US now by poisoning
• Tennessee Republicans want to require voter approval when choosing judges
• Man charged with false imprisonment of 4-year-old, resisting arrest
• Another Washington County, Tenn. mom charged with child neglect
• Tony Valk from Evergreen on planting for spring
• Squabbling takes center stage at Carter planning meeting
• What did you think of the State of the Union address?
• Gate City, Va., man accused in decade-old child rape case
• Obama speech echoes in town with failed factory
• Giffords resigns House seat to focus on recovery
• RAM clinic to offer free medical care at Bristol Motor Speedway April 14-15
• Richlands man indicted on felony murder charge
• Bill that requires drug testing for welfare one step closer to becoming law
• Hawkins County attorney faces charges of violating state's judicial code of conduct
• Curtis Epperson
• Christina Lynn Barbour-Love
• Construction begins on the UBB miners memorial
• Child found wandering naked on road, mother charged with neglect
• Sullivan animal shelter now spaying, neutering pets before adoption
• Shoplifters arrested at Kroger shopping center
• Tenn. governor: Gas tax? Wrong answer for highway money
• Hawkins Sessions Court judge accused of theft
• Johnson City woman arrested for child neglect
• Convicted Marine apologizes to Iraqi civilians
• US military raid in Somalia frees American, Dane
• Two more arrests made in probe of counterfeiting in Elizabethton
• Local nonprofits respond to postal increase
• Tri-Cities Regional Area Medical Clinic set for April at BMS
• ETSU student wins $20K, loses it, gets it back again
• Today's front page.
• Pennington appointed to serve as interim supervisor for Jefferson District
• Some on Bluff City board seek change in government
• Ware's defense says KPD intentionally withheld evidence
• LSU beats Lady Bucs in overtime
• Obama: American dream in peril, fast action needed
• Poison: Jonesborough's answer to the pigeon problem?
• RAM 4
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• Postal Rates
• BCMA
• Reduction in funding could leave thousands of women without cancer screenings
• ETSU student wins $20K, looses it, gets it back again
• Elizabethton man arrested in connections with robbery at Walgreens
• Police investigate robbery outside Kingsport pharmacy
• Man convicted of Tenn. killings gets Ala. trial
• Radiation from speedy solar flare Sunday night already bombarding Earth; stronge...
• Man pleads not guilty to trying to kill Obama
• Defense files to dismiss Leslie Ware, Jr. double murder case again
• Marine denies firing at Iraqi women and children
• Washington County deputy injured in chase returns home
• Tri-Cities to host second Remote Area Medical clinic
• Photography by ETSU's Joshua Greer featured in NPR blog post
• Jonesborough deputy returns home to recover after being hit by car
• AP: Romney's mountain of wealth could cast loud echo
• West displays Gulf military power to defiant Iran
• Elizabethton man, woman charged in counterfeit case
• Lawmaker to propose different anti-abortion bills
• East Tennessee boy, 7, critically wounded in accidental shooting
• Ex-teacher freed in youth sex case after guilty plea
• Convicted child pornographer sentenced to 15 years in federal prison
• TN businesses press for end of estate tax
• Tenn. lawmakers trying to allow displays of Ten Commandments
• Hill withdraws Tennessee anti-abortion bills but plans new ones
• Hill sponsoring bill to allow display of Ten Commandments
• Morristown boy accidentally shot; in critical condition
• Va. legislator wants to study sale of marijuana through ABC stores
• Downed phone line could cause some Va. unemployment checks to be late
• Johnson City man accused of stealing car from workplace then crashing
• Three charged in Johnson County meth bust
• Unicoi County Commission wants to put dispatcher OT on sheriff's department
• Strong solar storm hitting Earth
• JFK library releases last of his secret tapes
• Unicoi Co. emergency dispatchers file suit against county
• Johnson City man steals car from workplace, wrecks
• Erwin man arrested for stealing scrap metal
• Stuart, Blue Highway headline next Mountain Stage
• Scorsese's 'Hugo' leads Oscars with 11 nominations
• Toppers take aim at region wrestling title
• Employee allegedly takes, wrecks car from dealership
• Man charged with stealing from employer
• Crowd hears both sides of gas drilling issue during forum in Washington County, Va.
• Emerging Power: Helen Vance Scott, executive director of Healing Hands Health Center
• Concerns expressed regarding Red Cross's Pulaski tornado relief
• Romney paid $3M in federal income tax in 2010
• The Bristol Blotter for Jan. 24, 2012
• Marine faces 3 months in brig for deaths of 24 Iraqi civilians
• 6-year-old girl missing in frigid Oregon river
• Obama to take on economy in State of the Union; House speaker predicts speech wi...
• Alleged 'bath salts' user charged with aggravated domestic assault
• Shipley seeking earthen barricade at I-81 crash site
• Bristol Remote Area Medical clinic to be announced today
• After financial struggle, local youth mentoring program enjoying better days
• Today's front page
• Wash. Co. wants to make attorney full-time employee
• Elizabethton attorney Cowan disbarred
• Belmont makes itself at home in Dome
• Bucs buried by 12-point first half
• Tenn. police officer fired for smoking indoors
• Archery added to physical education program at Boones Creek Middle School
• Kingsport crash prompts reckless endangerment charges
• Public art to be displayed in Johnson City soon
• Driver in stable condition following Memorial Boulevard rollover crash
• New study concludes junk food in school causes no difference in weight gain
• Stewart wins third award as top driver
• ETSU basketball: Saying goodbye to Belmont
• Elizabethton police probe series of car burglaries
• Sweepstakes con targets elderly in Carter
• The Watercooler with Dawn Meade Davenport — Post-game 'Idol' yields a possible s...
• High court: warrant needed for GPS tracking
• Ryan's restaurant in Johnson City closed
• Marty Stuart, Blue Highway set for Mountain Stage
• Elizabethton man charged with stealing, pawning neighbor's property
• Judge quadruples restitution payments for former SW Va. funeral home director
• 2 dead, 100 hurt in Ala. as storms pound South
• Out of My Head with Jan Hearne — Americans should make all children our priority
• Update: Ron Paul's son, Sen. Rand Paul, stopped by TSA in Nashville
• As I See It with Robert Houk — Gov. Haslam's tough talk on civil service could e...
• Kingsport crafts special zoning district for Ridgefields golf course
• THP investigating fatal motorcycle crash
• Kentucky mayor fatally shot; alleged shooter surrenders, confesses
• Ron Paul's son, Sen. Rand Paul, allegedly detained by TSA in Nashville
• Gingrich win puts TN in play to help decide Republican nomination
• Italian officials: 2 more bodies found on capsized cruise ship
• Monday's Most Wanted: Auto burglaries in Bristol
• Monday's Most Wanted: Indecent exposure case
• At PSU, tension over ouster, then grief for JoePa
• Manning, Giants heading to Indy to face Pats again
• Convicted Unaka Mtn. murderer will not be granted parole
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Opinion/Op-Ed
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Opinion/Op-Ed
• EU formally adopts oil embargo against Iran
• Meth fills hospitals with burn patients
• Man arrested; found in parking lot Sunday with drug paraphernalia
• Meet Your Neighbors: Unicoi woman has spent many of her 102 years helping others
• Comic Boom: Local stores follow national trend with rising sales
• The Bristol Blotter
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Opinion/As We See It
• Wise County Circuit Court going paperless
• New distillery to open in Gatlinburg
• Sentencing set for 1 of 4 in horse soring case
• Giffords' decision to resign sets up Ariz. race
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Opinion/Question of the Week
• Four local seniors nominated for military academies
• Today's front page
• KRAUTHAMMER: The 2012 election and the GOP suicide march
• Weekend headlines from 11Connects
• Family, football meant everything to Joe Paterno
• West Walnut parking lot search results in drug charges
• Burlington, N.C. police search for missing woman.
• Appalachia Society of American Foresters to hold annual conference in Whythville
• Argument leads to stabbing in Bristol, Va.
• Ex-Penn State coach Joe Paterno dead at 85
• Gulf needs public's vigilance
• Jobs in the Mountain Empire
• Candidates spew pious baloney
• Tennessee Ridge Runners hold shooting competition
• Today's front page
• Cut mail delivery service in half
• Thanks for caring when Carol 'Sue' Smith passed away
• Southwest Virginia needs a progressive representative
• Danica going green at BMS
• Tradition major part of Boone's annual Drill Meet
• Local Salvation Army leaders taking leave, possibly retiring
• Burgason bombs Bucs
• Food City Growers' Appreciation Banquet
• Food City Growers' Appreciation Banquet
• Food City Growers' Appreciation Banquet
• A timeout called forbearance
• Food City Growers' Appreciation Banquet
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• Food City Growers' Appreciation Banquet
• Food City Growers' Appreciation Banquet
• Food City Growers' Appreciation Banquet
• Food City Growers' Appreciation Banquet
• Tennessee upsets No. 13 UConn 60-57
• Gingrich easily wins in SC, scrambling GOP race
• Jobs 4
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• Tree leaves more than 200 homes without water
• Gov. Haslam meets with Bristol Chamber of Commerce
• Va. legislators should say no to government secrecy
• Bluff City PD gets new squad cars
• Piney Flats residents talk incorporation
• Thoughts from a military mom
• Audit shows speed cameras increased Bluff City finances significantly
• Our war troops: They won't forget what they've seen
• Bristol Blotter 01-21-12
• Injury avoided in train vs. car crash
• Science Hill polishes off Tennessee High
• Late run helps UH defeat Providence
• Blue Devils pull away from East
• Cloudland boys, girls seize control in Mountain East
• Bucs, Lipscomb expect another close one
• Drawing students to 'The Well'
• Blue Highway 2
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• Gov. Haslam 4
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• Citizens should protest NDAA
• Hopes for a better year in 2012
• Region needs passenger rail
• UPDATE: Ware double murder trial has death penalty taken off the table
• Haslam says Tennessee higher education a top priority in budget
• Harmony Baptist Church unites to help deputy recover from injuries
• Washington County men charged with felony sex crimes against minors
• Convicted Beauty Spot killer denied parole
• Two Washington County men charged with sex crimes involving minors
• Senior drivers could face tougher restrictions when renewing license soon
• Food City recognizes local growers
• TVA wind power contracts activated
• Walk planned to remember workers killed on Henley Bridge project
• Occupy Knoxville activists 'disrobe' on Main Street
• Fire destroys Rogersville mansion
• Sullivan County man, 75, pleads no contest to sexual battery of young girl
• Man charged with September burglary in Carter County
• Johnson City Police looking for Intimate Treasures robbery suspect
• Mining accident in Buchanan Co. Claims the life of coal miner
• Police arrest three at a Boone bar
• Homosexuals fight for adoption rights in Virginia; issue being discussed by the General Assembly
• Johnston Memorial Hospital hosts blood drives
• Intimate Treasures on East Main robbed
• Novartis drug investigated after 11 deaths
• Legendary 'At Last' singer Etta James dies in Calif.
• UT to help probe discovery of remains in Loudon County
• Fort Campbell soldier convicted of torturing dog
• Haslam sets out legislative agenda to Chamber members
• Johnson City Ryan's closes
• Prosecutor says defendant was triggerman in Kingsport double murder
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Opinion/Forum
• Reno fire 50 percent contained; 2,000 evacuated as 20 homes destroyed
• Today's front page
• Freedom Hall could face changes in the coming year
• New hire at VI to help put college on firmer financial footing
• Occupy targets branch banks in Abingdon
• Bristol officials laud partnership plan
• Galax man takes Alford plea in Smyth abduction case
• Sullivan County Board of Education holds work session
• Godsey calls Johnson City's approach to growth "spot annexation"
• Belmont drops Lady Bucs to 4-14
• Cluck! Group pushes hen idea
• Main Street Pizza wins Pie Wars
• BREAKING NEWS: New superintendent for Kingsport City Schools
• Bristol Plans 2
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• VI College
• Three men charged in murders of elderly Johnson County couple
• Three North Carolina men charged with attempted murder in Johnson County home in...
• Special ceremony held in remembrance of Hawkins County K9 officer
• Mother, boyfriend accused of leaving child in the cold, in court today
• ETSU's new cochlear implant clinic sees its second patient
• Ex-wife says Gingrich wanted 'open marriage'
• Body parts scattered near Hollywood sign in LA
• Tennessee man wears wig and poses as dead sister for drugs
• Dolly Parton plans Nashville water/snow park
• Abingdon residents hold protest at Wells Fargo, Bank of America
• Amendment banning income tax passes Tenn. House
• UPDATE: Keplar Elementary School burglar arrested
• Leslie Ware murder trial begins, prosecutors seeking death penalty
• Despite more than enough cheese, first 'Idol' audition night satisfies the craving
• 2 Carter inmates charged with vandalism after short circuit in jail wiring
• Ghost documentary postponed
• Marion police looking for missing mentally challenged man
• UK scientists find scores of 'lost' Charles Darwin fossils
• Former youth pastor pleads guilty to sex crimes
• Murdoch to pay Jude Law and others hacking damages
• Details of his vast personal fortune trail Romney
• Local websites join Wikipedia and blackout protesting SOPA, PIPA
• Church Hill Exxon clerk arrested for stealing lottery tickets
• City wants your old vegetable oil
• Public hearing set on city's Sullivan annexation plan
• AP sources: Perry abandoning bid, backing Gingrich
• Piney Flats methadone clinic proposal gets withdrawn
• Caregiver accused of stealing from disabled man, wife
• Mount Carmel man accused of robbing woman after selling safe
• Smoke shop owners take synthetic drug fight to federal court
• Hard-line US policy tips Iran toward belligerence
• Child could go to court
• Today's front page
• Kodak files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection
• Macado's coming to Emory, Va.
• Two charged after 3-year-old found in cold
• Family burned out of home waits for a new one
• Police warn of check scam in Tri-Cities
• NDAA is a very dangerous law
• Thanks for generous Bristol residents
• Water outage scheduled on Oakland Ave. for Thursday morning
• Send message to our officials
• Bristol vet fined for failing to get a state premises permit
• Lady Bucs look to bounce back in return home
• New Jonesborough bypass may just be pipe dream — for now
• $250K in grant funds likely last piece of Rocky Fork puzzle
• C.O.O.P. seeking poultry as pets inside Johnson City limits
• TEA, JCEA say teacher evaluations flawed, need improvements
• Rep. Morgan Griffith's statement on Keystone XL pipeline permit rejection
• Tennis Column Skiing
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• Paul Thorn
• Lenora Raphael
• Monroe Crossing
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• Smaller more affordable housing being developed in Johnson City
• Other issues need our attention
• Thanks to all for a big night in Richlands
• Writer sees child in need of help, and speaks up
• Dow, S&P 500 close at their highest since July
• Update: Wife faces domestic assault charge involving hedge cutters
• Burglars break into Keplar Elementary School, make off with little
• Hand found in LA park where human head discovered
• Los Angeles council requires condoms in porn films
• Maryville man suffers 3rd-degree burns in fire that destroys home
• Rise Up receives grant for abstinence program
• Mother sues sexual predator for allegedly molesting her son in East Tennessee
• Man charged in $6.5 million pill operation
• Italian cruise ship tally: 11 dead, 21 missing
• New! This week's booking report from the Washington County Detention Center.
• Wikipedia, Google protest US antipiracy proposals
• Kingsport brothers allegedly steal $15,000 in goods from demolition company
• Block of West Watauga Ave. closed Thursday, Jan. 19
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Opinion/Forum
• Italians name 28 missing cruise passengers, crew
• Backyard chickens approved in Nashville
• Bible wedged between sides in immigration battle
• Second Harvest celebrates $40K Walmart donation
• Fire strikes Gate City, Va., Volunteer Fire Department
• Jury selected for Kingsport double-murder trial
• Kingsport man faces federal charges in alleged drug operation
• Two Erwin residents accused of double dip burglary, theft
• Kingsport man arrested for possession of mushrooms
• Renovated Science Center at UVa-Wise has new name
• Damascus, Va., in running for America's 'Coolest Small Town' contest
• Gov. Haslam details 2012 legislative agenda
• Sullivan leaders silence barking resolution
• Bristol Mayor's Award of Distinction nominations being accepted
• Wikipedia, other sites, to go dark today in protest of SOPA
• Carter planning director beats theft charge
• Students across region wear blue in memory of Austin Arnold
• Today's front page
• Bristol Blotter 01-18-12
• Greene County leaders send message to Nashville
• Governor discusses bold legislative agenda for year
• Sulphur Springs native found dead in Illinois
• Sulphur Springs native found dead in Illinois
• Murder suspect Ollis waives extradition
• Fine arts center high on priority list for new ETSU president
• Toppers win 20th
• Blue Devils shut down Longhorns
• Blazers fall short in Bristol
• Consumer Reports: Best buy space heater
• Blue Ribbons 3
• Blue Ribbons 2
• Blue Ribbons 1
• Mayors Award 1
• Mayors Award 1
• Gov. Haslam 3
• Gov. Haslam 2
• Gov. Haslam 1
• UPDATE: Jury selection completed in Leslie Ware murder case
• Man accused of murdering his newborn in court today, mother of other child says he killed her too
• Federal lawsuit to ban synthetic drugs filed in Sullivan County
• 128 live dogs, 1 cat found in U-Haul on I-40 in West Tenn.
• 4 California murder-suicide victims shot in head
• TVA secures $1 billion financing through lease-purchase Of John Sevier Combined Cycle Plant
• Two Hampton men charged with false reporting after placing bomb threats
• Water outage scheduled on Oakland Ave. for Thursday morning
• Italian cruise ship captain being placed under house arrest
• ETSU's new president takes office, ready to tackle issues
• DA says former Marine accused in homeless killings stalked victims
• Nominations now open for Bristol Mayor's Award
• Virginia Tech kicker Journell, other suspects won't face additional charges
• Tennessee House speaker says state sunshine law is safe
• JCPD Chief John Lowry to retire in May
• Johnson City police chief to retire in May
• US wants effective Alzheimer's treatment by 2025
• Hamilton Co. sheriff's tough gang talk questioned
• Recession slows growth in public prekindergarten
• Sulphur Springs native murdered over a $20 dispute
• Romney, Santorum square off over felons voting
• 5 more bodies found on capsized cruise ship; captain pleaded not to reboard ship
• Church Hill man arrested for drug possession, identity theft
• Morristown weather station to go offline Jan. 30 for radar upgrade
• Tenn. restroom regulation aimed at 'perverted way of thinking' scuttled
• Haslam promotes proposed legislative package for 2012
• Romney says he may release tax returns in April
• Audio: Cruise captain pleaded not to reboard ship
• Local governments looking for help with drug issues from Tennessee General Assembly
• The Bristol Blotter for Jan. 17, 2012
• 911 call history reveals rocky relationship between stepfather and stepson charged in his death
• Jonesborough nurse, Bristol vet disciplined by state boards
• Gray airman honored in Germany for role in stopping Air Force bus shooter
• Poverty level of children in Bristol, Va., among worst in the state
• Church Hill man charged with drug possession, ID theft after Johnson City traffi...
• Emerging Power: Marcia Gilliam has had many "firsts"
• Drug, DUI charges result from Johnson City traffic stop
• Today's front page
• Second Harvest gives back in honor of MLK
• Carver recognizes MLK Day with activities for kids
• Volunteers use MLK Day as chance to serve others
• King's legacy alive at Carver
• Bucs rally to extend win streak
• Lady Toppers seem unfazed by unbeaten status
• LewisGale Montgomery repairing burned Haitian girl's arm for free
• Wine in high demand, even wine produced in Tri-Cities region
• Myla Kay Williams
• Shannon Carr Holsclaw
• Michael J. Greenwell
• Jake Allen Sheets
• Sheriff: Carter Co. toddler found dead with thumb tack in windpipe
• Bluff City native to appear on Hawaii Five-0 tonight
• Carter County boy dies after swallowing thumbtack, case under investigation
• Sheriff says alcohol found after Sunday fatal crash in East Knox County
• Knoxville police searching for Cricket robber
• Carter Co. deputies arrest man wanted in North Carolina for infant's death
• 2 men arrested after jumping from Nashville hotel
• 2 men arrested after jumping from Nashville hotel
• Cracker Barrel founder Dan Evins dies
• Man killed during gun battle outside Waffle House
• Update: Huntsman quits GOP race, throws support to Romney
• Smoke alarm saves family in Chattanooga fire
• Tennessee High student killed, another injured in Sullivan County crash
• North Carolina man suspected of murdering his child apprehended in Carter Co.
• Sullivan County Commission set to consider 'barking dog' ordinance
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Opinion/Forum
• Some teachers opposing Haslam's new education plan
• 'Artist,' 'Descendants' score top Globe wins
• Piers Morgan has eventful 1st year at CNN
• Campaign officials: Huntsman to quit GOP race
• Cinderella Project helps cash-strapped youths attend prom
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Opinion/Sound off
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Question of the Week
• Meet Your Neighbors: First-grade teacher uses singing, dancing to grab students'...
• Damascus among 10 coolest towns in America
• The Bristol Blotter
• Newly elected Washington County Commonwealth's Attorney Nicole Price brings in new faces
• Piney Flats residents concerned over proposed methadone clinic
• 16 still missing after cruise ship runs aground; owner blames captain
• Kingsport legislator seeking changes to state medical boards
• Bucs want revenge against Ospreys
• Items sought for veterans exhibit at Jonesborough Visitors Center
• SW Virginia has no reps on Senate Finance Committee
• Solar Power: Johnson City plans photovoltaic systems in several locations, inclu...
• Austin Arnold being remembered as a role model
• OTHER VIEW: Dr. King will get the final word at last
• PITTS: Join the cause; get a copy of 'New Jim Crow'
• Today's front page
• Seat belt stop leads to habitual motor offender, weapon charge
• Johnson City man accused of choking girlfriend
• Do we care when civilians die in war?
• Work, words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. remembered at annual event
• Annual dog sledding event held at Bristol's Sugar Hollow Park
• Speak out against National Defense Authorization Act
• Mother of Natalee Holloway to speak in Bristol
• City doesn't need traffic circle
• Soldiers coming home
• Bristol Blotter 01-15-12
• Bucs wary of struggling Jacksonville
• 'Toppers make strong showing in Fandetti-Richardson Brawl
• The Manna House needs more donations to continue expansion
• Johnson City natives develop music player app
• Gray Fossil Site book released
• Jonesborough seeks Main Street status
• Ministry assists with 'Extreme Makeover' build
• Tribute to students who desegregated ETSU announced at MLK Prayer Breakfast
• Glade Spring family devastated by fire receives donations from Roanoke, Va.
• UPDATE: Wreck kills Bristol teen, sends another to hospital
• MLK March 5
• MLK March 4
• MLK March 3
• MLK March 2
• MLK March 1
• Sled Dogs 4
• Sled Dogs 3
• Sled Dogs 2
• Sled Dogs 1
• Beth Holloway to speak at Bristol Public Library
• Bluff City bans synthetic drugs
• USPS delays closing facilities
• Bristol Blotter 01-14-12
• Police: Man's statements may solve 10-year-old missing persons case
• Community members prepare for events to honor King, hope for more in future
• Bucs wary of struggling Jacksonville
• Toppers rout Crockett
• Family speaks about loved one possibly being killed by convicted murderer
• Chamber of Commerce 3
• Chamber of Commerce 2
• Chamber of Commerce 1
• Snow 2
• Snow 1
• Suspected serial killer confesses to 2001 Johnson County cold case
• Boating accident victim fights to regain normalcy after losing leg
• Sons of Confederate Veterans display flags in Lexington
• NAACP pushing to rename Buffalo St. to Martin Luther King, Jr. St. in Johnson City
• Teen working on GED while awaiting trial for mother's murder
• Long-time friends open soul food restaurant in Johnson City
• Good Neighbor with Sue Guinn Legg: Spaces remakes places
• Bristol, Va., police say armed robber nabbed after he drove by crime scene
• Man charged with murdering his mother, abusing her corpse returns to court
• Tickle, others honored by Bristol Chamber
• Icy weather prompts high school game cancellations
• Police: 3 killed at NC lumber company; gunman hurt
• VIEWER PIX: Snow dusts the Tri-Cities
• Series of crashes reported on I-26 in Gray-Boones Creek area
• Multiple car pile-up on I-26, interstate blocked eastbound
• Blue Ridge Marathon makes changes for 2012
• Johnson City Housing Authority director to retire
• Johnson City women arrested on forgery, theft charges
• Clerk thwarts robbery at Big Orange Market in Blountville
• Daimler's Freightliner hiring 1,200 new workers
• Kingsport woman faces new charges after giving police false identification
• Gray man convicted in Piney Flats homicide set for parole hearing
• Hawkins mom, boyfriend accused of exposing child to fumes from meth lab
• Body dumped in Sullivan County, pair charged in double murder, arson
• Food Lion stores in Bristol, Johnson City to close
• World War II Veteran receives Bronze Star in Abingdon ceremony
• Update: Johnson City schools closed today
• Beijing Apple store egged after iPhone delay
• Winter great time to hit disc golf course
• UPDATE: TDOT releases road report for Tennessee highways
• Today's front page
• Food Lion closure has Keystone residents wondering how they will get groceries
• Police believe double murder might have been staged
• Judge: Dramatic video of car hitting deputy shows 'total disregard for human life'
• Bluff City approves seed money for Boys and Girls Club
• State says new bald eagle nests showing up in Tennessee
• Despite outrage over Marine video, no halt to peace talk moves
• Weather forces school closings, delays
• TriCities road conditions: Most main roads okay, spots of black ice
• Flurries, snow showers in forecast for region
• Bristol Blotter 01-13-12
• Power lines down on Fort Henry Drive
• Blizzard-like conditions hit part of the Tri-Cities
• Consumer Reports: Go-to kitchen gadgets
• Science Hill wrestling event continues to grow
• ETSU students talk a bit on Stanton departure, new president
• Carter Farm Service Agency to close
• Dispatchers file civil suit against Unicoi County
• Food Lion
• Bronze Star 3
• Bronze Star 2
• Bronze Star 1
• Sons of Confederate Veterans file lawsuit against Lexington
• Center Stage - Miss Tess and the Bon Ton Parade
• Tennis Anyone - Stephanie Weber
• Farewell Drifters
• Wild WaterDome 3
• Wild WaterDome 2
• Wild WaterDome 1
• Victim targeted before Wythe County manhunt talks to WSLS
• Freddie Hammer confesses to more murders
• Johnson County sheriff investigating link to possible serial killer
• Suspects charged with hitting sheriff's deputy, in court today
• Elizabethton traffic stop leads to DUI, drug charges
• Erwin man arrested for stealing metal, selling it for scrap
• Erwin man charged with stealing metal from Johnson City shop
• Trio accused in armed robbery, deputy's injury bound over to grand jury
• Lt. Gov. Bolling says he won't "tread lightly" with tie breaking power
• Judge sets new trial dates for four charged in Knox torture-slayings
• Another big storm hits Alaska as weary residents dig out
• Fatal crashes in Tennessee fewest since 1963
• Computer stolen from Carter County school
• Nashville bank robbers captured after citizen follows getaway car
• Parking company employees clog Nashville streets, block driveways ... with own p...
• Board approves naming Memphis street for Martin Luther King Jr.
• Painting of Andrew Jackson stolen in N. Ky.
• Lawmakers in holding pattern over redistricting
• Today's front page
• Knoxville tourism official earns over $400K
• Community Center on track for April completion
• Plane makes emergency landing in W.Va.
• Roanoke ranked 2nd best city to find a "sensitive" man
• US defense secretary blasts Marines seen urinating on dead in video
• Ringing cellphone halts NY Philharmonic performance
• Ice, snow possibility tonight
• Hawkins County man charged with DUI with two daughters in truck
• Couple found passed out at Burger King drive-through
• Numerous indictments keep Washington County grand jury busy this week
• Divers search icy river for toddler gone 3 weeks
• March opening for Carter jail
• Outgoing ETSU first lady discusses role, what comes next
• Johnson City Food Lion to close
• In Obama's defense strategy, echoes of Bush's 'preemption'
• Viking's Robotics Team headed to competition
• A touch of winter to return to Mountain Empire
• Seven candidates step up to fill Price's seat on board
• Are we free of plunderers?
• Politicians need to sit and think
• Marion plant to produce components for commercial and business jet aircraft
• Milligan posts double wins over Union
• Bartow back to work with resurgent Bucs
• Woman charged with robbing Johnson City restaurant; federal charges in works
• Teachers Unions Criticize Haslam's Education Proposals
• Robotics 5
• Robotics 4
• Robotics 3
• Robotics 2
• Robotics 1
• Abingdon Murder 2
• Abingdon Murder 3
• Abingdon Murder 1
• Carter County USDA office victim of cost cutting measure
• Two death investigations cap-off Washington County, Tenn. Gray Jury session
• State, local police investigating Abingdon fire turned double murder
• Group of history lovers, volunteers builds obituary database
• Cocaine trafficking, other charges placed against two Johnson City men in Ga.
• FBI launches electronic billboard campaign to identify serial robber
• Woman charged with robbing Johnson City restaurant; federal charges in works
• Woman wanted in La Perla Mexican Restaurant arrested
• NFS still investigating nitric acid leak
• Third person arrested in burglary that led to shooting by Chattanooga police
• Report: Chattanooga high school fight was gang-related
• Federal study highlights goals for Tennessee's schools
• Pie Wars 2: Pizza competition to raise money for Children's Advocacy Center
• Water Authority gets good news on several fronts
• NFS given OK to resume operations
• Burglary reported at Elizabethton's Greg's Pizza
• Democrats slam Roe as hypocrite for handing out stimulus funds he voted against
• Belle Meade Country Club may offer membership to first female
• Some 200,000 spectators attended Speedway in Lights at BMS
• Smyth Co. attorney says 'closed meeting was legal and valid'
• Garrison Investment Group has purchased Bristol Compressors
• County schools prepare to lose half-million in state funds
• Commission tables controversial livestock facility in Russell County
• Eight-year-old foster child charged in fire
• Bristol, Va., collects almost $1 million in late real estate taxes
• Facton appears to form at Washington County Board of Supervisors
• County deputy struck by car recovering, set to begin rehab
• Two teens face charges in Blountville burglary
• Mars-bound NASA rover aiming for an August landing
• NKorea keeps door open for food-nuke deal with US
• Bluff City leaders set to consider ordinance to ban synthetic drugs
• Former TN church youth leader indicted on sex-related crimes involving teens
• Today's front page
• Bristol Blotter 01-11-12
• Tobacco farmers expect Philip Morris to announce station closure
• Trailblazers: Rail removal begins on future Tweetsie Trail project
• City's annexation plans: Full speed ahead
• Consumer Reports: Exposing hidden sugars
• Cloudland pockets pair of victories at Unaka
• Lady Devils pay Hampton back
• Science Hill bounces back in a big way
• Boone prevails in 2 OTs
• JC Police looking for car vandals
• Speedway in Lights 3
• Speedway in Lights 2
• Speedway in Lights 1
• Bristol Compressors
• Romney wins in NH, Ron Paul runs second
• FDA bans antibiotic in cattle feed; risk to human health
• Food prices continue to rise
• Johnson City Parks and Rec seeking $100k for playground repairs
• Tennessee grandma charged with hiring hitman to snuff out husband
• Update: BB gun spree: Johnson City police seek help in catching vandals
• Haslam proposes small cut to sales taxes on groceries
• Powerful quake hits off western Indonesia
• Thousands of dollars goes missing from cancelled GOP presidential forum
• UN says 400 killed in Syria over past 10 days
• Survivor: Ohio shooter spared him because of kids
• US Navy chief says pivot to Asia won't hurt Mideast presence
• Johnson City man charged with burglary
• Troubled Kodak creates new business structure
• Two juveniles charged with aggravated burglary, theft in Kingsport
• Update: High court weighs policy against curse words on TV
• Johnson City man charged with stealing neighbor's jewelry in burglary
• Russia concerned about Iran's uranium enrichment
• Knoxville couple who help single moms chosen for ABC's 'Extreme Makeover'
• Knox County trustee, employees to pay back more than $40,000 in bonuses
• Judge considers suit over Tennessee third party ballot rules
• Report: NYC school employee faked daughter's death
• Food dispute triggered Ohio murder-suicide
• Teens charged with Sullivan home burglary, possession of stolen vehicle
• Erwin board moving on strategic plan
• New! This week's arrest booking report from the Washington County Detention Center.
• BB gun spree: Johnson City police seek help in catching vandals
• Bristol Compressors sold to private equity firm
• Carter Budget Committee OKs more money for commissioners' pay
• Johnson City Police looking for La Perla Restaurant robber
• 3 Carter residents plead guilty in elaborate inheritance scheme
• Mail move on hold
• Police want help in finding Johnson City restaurant robber
• Kidnapping suspect, victim arrested together in drug bust
• Reward offered for information in theft of $100,000 tractor
• Assistant DA urges teachers to join fight against synthetic drugs
• No doubt about it: Bama is the best after BCS rout
• America hits the brakes on health care spending
• High court weighs policy against curse words on TV
• For Romney, size of any NH victory may shape race
• Today's front page
• Abingdon man pleads guilty to gambling charges
• Fire victim thankful for community support
• Cardiologist Freddie Williams focuses on women's heart health
• Bristol Faith in Action marks tenth anniversary
• Man picks up aggravated assault charges in incident involving 2-year-old son
• Hard to say goodbye: Huge crowd attends Stanton reception
• Bucs have to rally to beat Kennesaw
• Lady Bucs pick up third straight win
• Less people care about high school sports these days
• TNDP calls Roe a hypocrite for presenting stimulus check
• Hundreds honor retiring ETSU President Paul Stanton
• At least one injured in I-26 crash
• Faculty meeting aimed to educate teachers about synthetic drugs
• Wildlife officer found dead in Washington County office
• Carter County flood prevention measures causing problems for one resident
• Faith in Action celebrates 10 years of service to community
• Sullivan County Sheriff's Office conducting sobriety checkpoint Friday
• TWRA officer found dead in office
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Columns/TV
• What is your stance on synthetic drugs?
• Man crashes through window as constables arrive at Carter Co. market
• Chemical leak prompts NFS shutdown
• Kingsport announces two road closures for the week of Jan. 9
• Chemical leak at storage area at Nuclear Fuel Services
• Three people killed in Lee County, Va., crash
• Erwin man charged with stealing stepmother's jewelry
• 'Mizz Mull,' widow of gospel icon, dies
• Appeals court upholds 27-year sentence for Gatlinburg swindler
• Two arrested in Kingsport home invasion
• Louisiana man sentenced to 10 years in prison for affair with 14-year-old SWVa. girl
• As I See It with Robert Houk — Meddling with taxes will make things worse
• Student loan debt keeps going up
• UPDATE: Case against Shipley, Ford closed, no charges filed
• Davidson DA clears Shipley, Ford in TBI probe
• Water outage planned for Wednesday along Eastern Star Rd.
• Home video streaming 101
• Afton, Tenn. man arrested for shoplifting at Belk
• Out of My Head with Jan Hearne — Excitement is building over the return of 'Down...
• Is Sullivan County dog ordinance all bark, no bite?
• Two arrested after home invasion in Sullivan Gardens
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Opinion/Question of the Week
• Johnson City woman charged with falsely reporting car chase, gun incident after...
• Southwest Virginia students will chat live with astronauts
• Moon rock to be on display in Wise County
• The Bristol Blotter
• Man accused of hitting two people in Bob Evans parking lot
• EPD searching for suspect in Discount Tobacco armed robbery
• Meet Your Neighbors: Cancer survivor strives to spread hope with book
• Competition and camaraderie: Basketball league includes teenagers, older folks,...
• MLK march scheduled for Abingdon
• US to limit mining near Grand Canyon
• Blue Grays: Local team was hitting the diamond before Jackie Robinson broke Majo...
• The BCS as we know it is going away
• Pakistani militants kill 10 captive soldiers
• One game: Wagers running the show for Buccaneers
• Johnson City plans to annex new development in Sullivan County
• Man who ran from police turns himself in
• OTHER VIEW: Out of proportion to the problem
• MERCER: Will photo IDs now be needed?
• Today's front page
• Johnson City police: Man damaged clothes with pliers while shoplifting at mall s...
• Woman creates elaborate story to cover up crash, JCPD say
• Two charged after traffic stop in Hawkins County
• Gate City, Va., man accused of hitting 2 with vehicle in Johnson City restaurant...
• Homeowners warned of paving scam in region
• Man arrested, charged with shoplifting from Belk
• Russell Co. livestock market may move forward
• Retiring Sen. Wampler recalls legacy of bipartisanship
• Lady Bucs win 2nd straight
• Determined Bucs crush Bears
• How did ETSU use stimulus money?
• Stanton reflects on 15-year ETSU presidency
• County in limbo on Harris action
• Two-hour manhunt ends; man absconded down railroad tracks
• William Wampler 4
• William Wampler 3
• William Wampler 2
• William Wampler 1
• Sumner's bid captures Wayne Henderson guitar
• Police issue new warning about paving scam in Johnson City area
• Dickenson County will break ground on new school complex next fall
• Today's front page
• Old store to make way for downtown parking
• Bristol man sentenced for cashing dead mother's Social Security checks
• Bluff City leaders seek to open Boys and Girls Club
• Devils hold on to beat Warriors
• Bucs count on big numbers from Poderis
• 'Toppers handle 'Blazers
• Watauga Avenue's timeline
• Massive amount of historic Johnson City items up for sale
• Soldier visits class who had been writing him while he was overseas
• Sullivan County DA's office orders investigation of cancelled GOP event
• New businesses providing boost to local economy
• City leaders present legislative 'wish list'
• Dickenson County Schools 3
• Dickenson County Schools 2
• Dickenson County Schools 1
• Wayne Henderson Guitar 3
• Wayne Henderson Guitar 2
• Wayne Henderson Guitar 1
• Boys and Girls Club
• Soldier returns from Kuwait, surprises 2nd grade pen pals with visit
• Kingsport police still looking for Betty Sue Short's murderer
• Local Tea Party activist in charge of Santorum's Tennessee campaign
• New Tennessee Congressional redistricting plan released
• Patriots' O'Brien, Penn State finalizing contract
• Free solar photovoltaic technology training course offered in Tri-Cities
• Official recommends against parole for convicted Beauty Spot killer
• 1st Congressional District would undergo no major changes in GOP redistricting p...
• Soldier denied reimbursement in paternity case
• State officials, Clark discuss possible Harris ouster
• Pantry expansion needs help
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Opinion/As We See It
• Unemployment rate falls to 8.5 pct., hiring surges
• Gunman sought for fatal shooting in Nashville of 17-year-old
• US Navy rescues Iranian fishing boat from pirates
• US teen deported to Colombia to return Friday
• One killed in SW Va. house fire
• 19,000 rebates paid in Tenn. for energy appliances
• Governor Haslam unveils new crime fighting plan
• UPDATE: Parole officer recommends to deny Earl Hill's parole
• Couple face child abuse charges after discovery of Bloomingdale meth lab
• Sullivan County commissioners interested in adopting barking-dog ordinance
• "My mother would be the first person to say, 'It's OK, I understand it was an accident.' "
• Pavilion a picnic paradise
• Bristol holds synthetic drug forum
• Wellmont Health System hosts nurses' job fair
• No progress in Cardinal Park
• Parents ask for new trial in daughter's death
• New defense strategy sets Obama's gaze on Asia
• Dog found alive 4 days after Montana avalanche
• Woman pleads guilty to statutory rape
• Gate City National Guard earns honors in national food service awards competition
• Sullivan panel recommends 'barking dog ordinance'
• Update: Authorities seek help in solving Check into Cash robbery
• Ex-Kingsport officer pleads guilty to child porn charge
• Today's front page
• Dykes says he's pleased with academics
• Police report halting burglary in progress
• Delta Dental awards $50,000 to city clinic
• Hawaii trip memorable for Toppers
• Johnson City will not pursue synthetic drug ban ahead of the state
• Consumer Reports: The real deal on great airfares
• Gate City Guard 3
• Gate City Guard 2
• Gate City Guard 1
• Nurses 3
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• Nurses 1
• Drug Forum 6
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• Virginia Tech supercomputer aims to accelerate research
• Unaka Mountain murderer Earl Hill, Jr. up for parole after 45 years in prison
• Vinton man creates 'SayOccupy' website to link protesters
• Takoma Hospital impliments electronic medical records
• Dream World adult store in Knox County robbed at gunpoint
• Air quality permits granted for construction of Greene County plant
• Former Kingsport police officer pleads guilty to child pornography charge
• Alabama man arrested in Fla. abortion clinic fire
• Credit counseling workshop offered by Bristol library
• Police searching for man who robbed Check Into Cash at gunpoint
• Elizabethton cash advance business robbed at gunpoint
• Students will see pieces of space as part of downlink event
• Oil industry chief threatens Obama over Canada pipeline
• Severe weather of 2011 will increase the price of home insurance in 2012
• Judge awards money to East Tennessee jail beating victim
• Festival and event planners to congregate in Kingsport
• Housekeeper gets life in killing of scientist
• Knoxville attorney acquitted of criminal contempt
• Utah officer killed, 6 others wounded in shootout
• Santorum surge thrills some TN conservatives
• Attacks targeting Shiites kill 72 in Iraq
• New TN redistricting maps would give GOP advantage
• More counterfeit bills reported passed in Hampton
• VI coach to appear on 'Jeopardy' this coming Wednesday, Jan. 11
• APCO customers in Southwest Virginia face rate increase
• Councilwoman Michelle Dolan among 84 "Citizens of Influence" visiting Army facilities
• Dickenson County man admits to authorities he shot his best friend
• Planned Parenthood office open in Johnson City
• Convicted rapist's attorney accuses DA of showing favoritism to torture slaying...
• Ex-UT swimming coach under criminal probe
• Planned Parenthood: Agency opens center in city
• Texas police kill 8th-grader carrying pellet gun
• Area lawmakers backing Perry, Gingrich disappointed with Iowa finishes
• Washington County, Va., School Board welcomes new member Doug Arnold
• TBI probes 'missing money' from canceled GOP forum in Kingsport
• Today's front page
• Assistance sought in locating burglars
• Accused surgeon may seek diversion
• City expected to reject land purchase
• Bucs ease to win over Spartans
• Lady Bucs start new year with win
• Jeopardy
• Katy Stigers - Jeopardy
• Terry Sheckler
• TBI probe on Shipley, Ford turned over to Davidson County DA's Office
• Fire destroys Carter County family's newly remodeled home, heirlooms
• Elizabethton police: Convicted sex offender arrested after not reporting
• Chimney fire spreads, destroying Elizabethton house
• Confederate Flag display planned for Lee-Jackson Days in Lexington
• Sheriff says long-missing Signal Mountain woman's death accidental
• New traffic pattern on State Route 75, State Route 36
• Poplar Street crash leads to habitual motor offender arrest
• Update: TN House plan draws 5 black lawmakers into 3 seats
• Man claims self-defense in Hawkins County shooting; victim remains critical
• Senate follows House in releasing redrawn maps
• More US women having twins; rate at 1 in 30 babies
• Tennessee Lawful Employment Act aims to strengthen legal employment verification
• Elizabethton sex offender arrested for failure to report, register
• Jonesborough man arrested after fleeing scene of a car wreck
• Penn State memos show funding fears, secrecy effort
• Suspects in Utah-Nevada crime spree held in jail
• Marsh Regional faces critical shortage in key blood types
• Tennessee legislator vows to outlaw synthetic drugs
• Bachmann quits GOP race; Romney on to NH
• 'Interim' removed from title of Elizabethton planner Hartman
• Backyard chicken bill moves forward in Nashville
• Tenn. House GOP plan would create 6 new districts
• Men get 14 and 15 years for UK black teen's murder
• Two Johnson City men charged with an additional eight counts of auto burglary
• 10th driving on suspended license charge lodged
• Yahoo names PayPal exec as its CEO
• Publix, Walmart project planned next to UT campus
• Rogersville man critically wounded in shooting
• Kingsport doctor disciplined by state board
• Sullivan County DA's office orders investigation of cancelled GOP event
• Obama bucks GOP, OKs consumer watchdog
• Update: Mitt Romney celebrates GOP win in Iowa; 2 rivals flounder
• Update: Johnson City woman injured in downtown crash
• 'Tree Streets' auto burglaries result in more charges against 2 Johnson City teens
• New! More arrest booking reports from the Washington County Detention Center.
• Council members offer unanimous support for rezoning proposal
• Wampler regards new job as 'great challenge'
• Foster child could be charged in fire
• Today's front page
• Romney ekes out 8-vote win over Santorum in Iowa
• Police investigating vandalism reports
• ISC proposal would give up storytelling center
• Planned Parenthood coming to Johnson City
• Region's lawmakers predict more budget cuts to come
• Sullivan board approves 2012-13 school year calendar
• Bucs still looking for first conference win
• Fresh Market to open today
• Keeping pipes safe from the cold
• 9th Grade Academy finished; classes to be held there today
• Consumer Reports: Fight against bank fees
• At least one injured in two-vehicle crash
• Legislators 3
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• Fire Follow
• Two men considered heroes for actions in Kingsport shooting
• Cold weather welcomed by Banner Elk residents, ski enthusiasts
• Cold snap to last just a few more days
• New Tenn. photo ID law could face challenge
• Rogersville man shoots neighbor in the head
• Dooley says Tennessee in good shape for future
• Bachmann predicts surprise amid ominous Iowa signs
• NYPD says man confessed in firebomb attacks
• Motive in Kingsport Waffle House shooting still not clear
• Financial declutter for the new year
• Johnson City offers cold weather tips for pipes
• Gate City still searching for town manager after top choice declines job
• Kingsport cash advance business robbed at gunpoint
• Glade Spring house fire declared 'incendiary' in nature
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Opinion/Forum
• Milligan basketball doubleheader postponed
• Preliminary hearings set for trio accused in crash that injured WC deputy
• Charges expected in Washington County fire
• Kingsport police searching for suspect in Check Advance robbery
• New! Arrest reports from the Washington County Detention Center
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Columns/TV
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Columns/Opinion
• Jonesborough man charged with theft from Holiday Inn
• Jonesborough teen charged with stealing from both Johnson City Walmarts
• Jonesborough man arrested for theft from two area Wal-Marts
• EMERGING POWER: Teresa Gardner of the Health Wagon
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Columns/Living
• Signs showing hope for 2012 economy
• Police: 2 jail escapees from Ky. arrested in Tenn.
• Former soldier says deck taken from his house
• US stock futures rise to begin new year
• Iran warns US carrier: Don't come back to Gulf
• Teresa Gardner serves patients with Health Wagon
• Last day: 23 Iowa campaign stops combined
• Navy pilot among 4 found dead at Calif condo
• Today's front page
• Accused counterfeiters broke, gnawed evidence, complaint alleges
• One killed in Knox crash
• Elderly Church Hill couple escapes fire
• Truck wreck to slow traffic on I-81 in Greene County overnight
• Winter storm halts traffic on I-81
• Halfway there, conference races start taking shape
• Planned road will run right through animal shelter
• New year, new building: FTHRA, other programs move to 50,000-square-foot complex
• Scrapbook memories: 1930s book features insight into Flourville family
• Car chase results in officer injured
• VDOT warns of dangerous travel conditions in Southwest Va.
• Shelters take steps to get homeless out of the cold
• WCSO deputy injured during Monday morning pursuit
• Today's front page
• Watauga man faces DUI, drug charges
• Johnson City's first baby of 2012
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Question of the Week
• Rocket launch
• Kingsport man charged with attempted first-degree murder in Waffle House shooting
• St. Clair family welcomes New Year baby
• Jerry Sword Movie 3
• Jerry Sword Movie 2
• Jerry Sword Movie 1
• Rocket Boys 5
• Rocket Boys 4
• Rocket Boys 3
• Rocket Boys 2
• Rocket Boys 1
• New Year Baby 2
• New Year Baby 1
• Waffle House Shooting
• Being a better person, losing weight among top resolutions
• Tornadoes, shootings top local stories of 2011
• Arctic air expected to arrive early in 2012
• Bucs hope for a happy holiday at Clemson
• Christ School edges Mentor for Arby's title
• 2011 in Northeast Tennessee: Top stories of the year
• Notorious murderer, rapist up for parole
• Accident on 19-E leaves man trapped under steering wheel for two hours
• Body found in Dickenson County man's driveway
• Hawkins County authorities find body of infant just outside Rogersville
• Body of Infant Found Outside of Rogersville
• Allergy med purchases have extra layer security beginning Jan. 1
• Gun Thefts May Be Due to Economy
• Local girl teaches the true meaning Christmas
• Questions linger as Washington officials prepare to move
• New 620 State venue revels in early success
• UPDATE: Sullivan County apprehends sex offender
• Demolition worker injured during fuel tank explosion
• Truck driver flown to JCMC after crash on 19-E
• Science Hill girls still perfect
• Timeout changes tone in semifinal
• A fond look back at the year 2011
• Faith on air: Weekly radio show takes look at religion, society
• Frostbite race set for Sunday
• IRS: Today deadline to save on 2011 taxes
• Instructor gives lessons in Piloxing
• Kingsport PD investigating robbery at Check Into Cash on Stone Drive
• Kingsport announces city's holiday schedule; garbage, recycle unchanged
• Police searching for sex offender
• Top stories of 2011 from TriCities.com
• Nursing home to first phase of retirement center
• Inmate death raises jurisdictional concerns
• Bluff City police chief working to change city's image
• German team enjoys Bristol hospitality
• Police: Don't drink and drive
• Man sought for questioning in burglaries flees police, search underway
• Ring in new year safely
• So many wine choices for that midnight toast
• Man facing pharmacy robbery charge bound over to grand jury
• Lady Toppers reach title game
• Hale, Allen lead Greenies over D-B
• Area Sears, Kmart stores not closing
• Police search for suspect in JC after man runs from traffic stop
• Jail overcrowding a serious problem locally, state-wide, officials say
• Unicoi County deputy charged with speeding, DUI
• Fire destroys home on West Poplar; Red Cross helping family
• Donation helps inmates earn their GEDs
• Hawkins Co. loses K-9 officer
• Arby's Classic an economic boost for Bristol
• Top Elliptical Exercisers
• Tenn. tourist, nurse, arrested in NYC on weapons charges
• Build-A-Bear recall tied to potential choking hazard
• Man accused of raping an 8-year-old boy back in court today
• AAA offers free towing for New Year's
• Bristol, Va. Police remind residents to be safe on New Year's; fireworks illegal in city limits
• Fire crews fighting house fire on West Poplar Street
• New Jan. 1 laws impact young drivers in North Carolina
• Va. GOP will require loyalty oath in presidential primary
• Perry files emergency motion to get his name on Va. primary ballot
• Rule limits fireworks from 2 p.m to midnight this New Year's in Sullivan Co.
• Family thankful to be alive after fire
• VHS to formally honor coach; basketball court to be dedicated to Ballard Lee
• You Ask - We Investigate: Communication lines on Unicoi Drive a potential danger?
• Public-private success story at local farm
• United Way campaign surpasses fundraising goal
• Shoppers hit stores for returns, post-holiday deals
• Meeting to address plans for State of Franklin, Indian Ridge intersection
• Weekly class specializes in basics of kayaking
• Opening win sweet for former Toppers
• Tournament atmosphere still impresses
• 'Dragon Tattoo' is empty, bland and terrible
• You Ask - We Investigate: Communication lines on Unicoi Drive a potential danger?
• Family thankful to be alive after fire
• Johnson City Police searching for suspect in theft
• US warns Iran against closing key oil passage
• Bargain hunters divided shopping season into two
• Hawkins woman accused of beating up boyfriend after he asked for $30
• Ex-Kingsport priest sentenced for molesting boy wants new trial
• Chattanooga tries to shut down church nightclub
• Obama, Hillary Clinton top USA Today's Most Admired in national poll
• Gingrich admits a person he hired to collect signatures turned in fraudlent information
• Three workers rescued from East Tenn. zinc mine collapse
• Rise in oil prices leads to ire at the pump for consumers
• Good Riddance Day held today; say goodbye to unwanted memories from 2011
• Virginia Tech football player now out of jail
• Health insurance bills to be assessed $1 charge from federal government
• Pavilion reservations begin Jan. 3 for Johnson City Parks
• Casey to seek new trial in altar boy rape case
• Beamer makes first public comments on suspended kicker Cody Journell
• Couple charged with manufacturing meth
• Trade, Tenn. woman charged with manufacturing meth after traffic stop in NC
• Eliminate credit card debt in 2012
• Galvanized waterline replacement ongoing in Johnson City
• Public hearing regarding intersection improvements set for Jan. 17
• Fire destroys Washington County, Va. home
• Volunteers helping Camp Creek residents rebuild their homes, lives
• New jail mail policy sparks inmate unrest
• Blaze leaves Glade Spring family homeless
• Christmas tree pickup begins in Twin City
• Funding helps water department replace more lines
• Man arraigned on child rape charges
• Charges placed in two Christmas Eve robberies
• Keystone counts on United Way
• Chiefs stun Craigmont in opener
• Science Hill knocks off Bob Jones
• It's "First Read-Thru" night for the cast of "The Curious Savage" at JCCT. This...
• Scott County death investigated as murder
• Israeli airstrikes kill Gaza militant
• Stocks barely changed in light holiday trading
• Fire destroys Washington County, Va. home
• Fire destroys Washington County, Va. home
• Fire destroys Washington County, Va. home
• Fire destroys Washington County, Va. home
• Fire destroys Washington County, Va. home
• Fire Destroys Washington County, VA Home
• Fire destroys Washington County, Va. home
• Fire destroys Washington County, Va. home
• Fire destroys Washington County, Va. home
• Fire destroys Washington County, Va. home
• Fire destroys Washington County, Va. home
• Many happy returns as stores take back Christmas gifts
• EMERGING POWER: Ann Holler has music in her blood
• Weather will have a little bit of everything to offer
• United Way has good year in Washington, Russell counties
• Hoops feast in Bristol set for 29th run
• Science Hill getting a taste of the islands
• U-Haul refuses to move
• Matthew Glen Shell
• Shoppers flock to local stores to snag after-holiday deals
• City housing market improves as sales, prices rise
• Fresh Market grand opening set for Jan. 4
• Holiday shoppers making more purchases with credit cards
• 364 until Christmas, and people already shopping
• Fire destroys historic Tazewell County house
• Private plane crashes in South Knox County
• Police: Gunman in murder-suicide dressed as Santa
• House where 5 died in fire torn down
• Today's front page
• Short police chase results in Elizabethton woman's arrest
• Kingsport man charged with criminal trespassing, identity theft
• Johnson City man charged with hitting, choking girlfriend
• Historic home, museum, destroyed in Christmas Eve fire in Tazwell
• Meet Your Neighbors: Heidi, owner Jonesborough fixtures
• For Angela: Parents renovate late daughter's home as guest house for cancer pati...
• Glade Spring tornado victims count their blessings at Christmas
• Emmanuel Episcopal serves Christmas meals for 30th year
• Home prices in region continue to decline
• K-VA-T to receive $6 million incentive
• KRAUTHAMMER: Payroll-tax holiday was disaster for Republicans
• MERCER: On politics, religion and Jefferson Bible
• Today's front page
• Christmas Box project a success thanks to donations
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Opinion/As We See It
• ETSU researcher notices link between tinnitus, PTSD in veterans
• Shop owners file suit against Kingsport's synthetic drug ban
• Smyth Co. Board attempts to meet behind closed doors to discuss sheriff's office cell phone issue
• Merry Christmas,welcome home, job well done
• Editorial: Christmas sweater fits the festive season
• Is there a Santa Claus?
• U.S. Postal Service reports uptick in business due to holiday cards, gifts
• Police searching for wanted man
• Shot fired into Greene County home
• Boy gets unexpected Christmas gifts thanks to the generosity of a stranger
• Kim Jong Il's unpredictable heir
• Yes Virginia, America does have a political center
• Scenarios for the 2012 Republican Primary
• 'White Christmas' not likely in the TRI this year
• Alleged Wise bank robber caught
• Alleged Wise bank robber caught
• Bristol's city council admits they may need to defend new synthetic drug ban
• The Bristol Blotter, Dec. 24, 2012
• There's nothing like being home for the holidays for military families
• Abingdon's free community Christmas dinner to be held Sunday
• Kingsport man arrested in Va.; charged with felony possession of synthetic drugs
• Johnson City man charged with sexually abusing child
• Johnson City police arrest man wanted on Texas assault charge
• Tennessee rallies to beat Bucs 66-63
• Police: Johnson City man, 20, admitted to sexually abusing 8-year-old
• Mark Warner, Robert Hurt weigh in on payroll tax vote
• Texas fugitive arrested in Johnson City
• Gate City police make huge synthetic-drug bust
• Jones faces five felony theft charges
• Former Capitol Hill maid says can't get voter ID
• Payroll tax deadlock ends as House caves
• Fire off Long Hollow Rd. in Carter County destroys home
• Middle Tennessee town's residents mourn loss of albino deer
• Authorities identify Jefferson County man crushed while cutting firewood
• Deputies: Man returned to beer after bank robbery
• Student leaves $172,000 violin on bus bound for Philadelphia from Boston
• Syria: Twin suicide bombs shake capital, kill 40
• Intoxicated woman arrested for shoplifting from Johnson City Wal-Mart
• Stocks edge higher after mixed economic reports
• House passes payroll tax cut for Obama's signature
• Adventures with Johnny Molloy
• Good Neighbor with Sue Guinn Legg
• Another burglary charge lodged against Johnson City man
• One charged with counterfeiting as part of three Carter arrests
• The Bristol Blotter, Dec. 23, 2011
• AGC begins layoffs early at Kingsport plant; more to come next week
• Kingsport ministry holding holiday giveaway for needy families
• Science Hill construction moving along
• Traffic stop results in habitual motor offender arrest
• Police: Woman brought drugs to jail after shoplifting arrest at Johnson City Wal...
• Police trying to piece together motives in shooting
• Holiday travel in Va. expected to top decade record
• Area police offer tips on keeping home safe while away for the holidays
• Consumer Reports: Slimming down festive drinks
• Two arraigned on child abuse charge
• Vet office collecting — cat hair?
• Lady Bucs come up short
• Bucs hope to snap streak against Vols
• Payroll tax deadlock ends as House caves
• Mets to stay in Kingsport at least one more year
• Wal-Mart pulls powdered baby formula from more than 3,000 stores after Missouri baby dies
• 'Layaway angels' brighten Christmas for some
• 'Braveheart' Republicans
• Americans angry at Senate sycophants
• Taking winter's measure
• Legislation requiring drug testing could cause some to lose state benefits
• Mother of four-year-old left alone on highway still in jail
• Man charged in domestic assault with butcher knife
• Teens charged with stealing drain covers from Johnson City street to sell for scrap
• Jonesborough woman charged with shoplifting from Johnson City Walmart
• Hard work earns Piney Flats spot on National Register
• Update: Preliminary hearings set for child neglect defendants in case of girl fo...
• Bluff City man arrested for passing counterfeit bills at Game Stop
• Jonesborough woman arrested for shoplifting from Wal-Mart
• Public defender ordered for first of child neglect defendants in case of girl fo...
• Two Tri-Cities residents arrested for stealing drain covers
• TVA Dismantles Watts Bar Fossil Plant
• Residents fight to keep post office open in Whitetop, Va.
• Odd holiday traditions for David Letterman
• Nicely named VP/CEO for MSHA's Washington County hospitals
• The Bristol Blotter Dec. 22, 2011
• Hawkins deputy follows odor to suspected meth lab
• ETSU capital projects may get off ground under new plan
• TVA seeks to cut copper thefts
• Foundation delivers food, toys, holiday cheer to seven families
• In Iowa caucuses, anyone could win
• Post Office gets new lease on life
• Wise bleacher thief indicted; bleachers not recovered
• Man charged with passing fake cash at Johnson City GameStop
• Tennessee officials mull drug testing for taxpayer-funded benefits
• Editorial: A third Kim has North Korea by the throat
• Wave of bombings across Iraqi capital kills 60
• Purse thief steals designer bag with $3,200 from Church Hill business
• Today's front page.
• Escaped inmate still at-large; questions surround his escape
• Tennessee Multiple DUI laws about to get tougher
• Deputies reportedly find burglar inside home
• BMS officials optimistic about future
• Christmas list: Topper fame, Dent farewell
• The News of Empire
• 4-year-old found alongside road, parents charged with neglect
• Helicopter clips power lines, lands safely in Washington County, Tenn.
• Police believe man shoplifted liquor, stole car, before pulling gun on trooper
• Jonesborough police charge Kingsport man with armed robbery of Walgreens
• Helicopter lands on I-81 near Fall Branch
• White Castle burger chain considers alcohol sales
• Haslam announces review of teacher evaluations
• Judge refuses to step down from MTSU stabbing death trial
• Oregon man stunned by family's fears he was Gacy victim
• Standoff in Richlands ends with no one injured
• EPA tells nation's dirty power plants to clean up
• Dawn spacecraft beams back new images of asteroid
• 8 US soldiers charged in fellow GI's death
• Update: Couple charged with neglect after 4-year-old found in Jonesborough ditch
• 5 Polish troops killed by bomb in east Afghanistan
• Frontier Health Partners with Tennessee Mental Health for My Health, My Choice
• A third Kim has North Korea by the throat
• Utah man wins Lamborghini, crashes it hours later
• Christmas package arrives 1 year and 6 days later
• Activists say Syrian troops kill 100 in village
• Woman gives birth in truck during snowstorm
• 2 female sailors share 1st kiss at US Navy ship's return
• Two arrested in Knox County home invasion, shooting
• Funeral services held for pregnant victim, unborn child as Knox homicide probe c...
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• Child in critical condition after Nashville house fire
• Rogersville police investigate two accidental shootings
• Oak Ridge Utility district manager benefited from abusive operation of Utility District
• Coast Guard releases Top 10 videos of 2011, announces Video of the Year contest
• Rogersville man sentenced to eight years for kidnapping, drug charges
• Two arrested after short standoff in Watauga Co., NC
• Photo of arrest by Press Staff Writer Becky Campbell.
• Cedar Bluff, Va. man pleads guilty to illegal gambling op
• Fatal crash claims the life of Mosheim man
• Update: Police identify, arrest parents of young girl found in Jonesborough ditch
• Church Hill police looking for theft supect
• Jonesborough police find young girl in ditch, seek parents
• City legal staff looking into synthetic drug ban
• Employee charged with stealing money from Fiber Innovation Technology
• Movement to loosen open meeting laws disentigrating because of public disfavor
• Church Hill man charged with stealing from his Johnson City employer
• Clerk reports theft of 'Jesus Rocks' tag
• House GOP's strange brew
• Unwanted guest: Couple wants action after speeder almost hits house
• SW Va. man dies when motorcycle strikes deer
• Shop owners hit Kingsport with lawsuit over drug ban
• Local representatives join majority in rejecting payroll tax compromise
• Emails flood Tennessee court over Knox murder retrials
• Update: Police charge mother, boyfriend in 4-year-old boy's death
• No. 4 Stanford women top sixth-ranked Tennessee
• Police looking for owner of presents found wrapped in Tennessee
• Interstates reopening after Great Plains snowstorm
• Feud between Romney, Gingrich intensifies
• Holiday showdown over payroll tax tests Obama, GOP
• Pilot told of icing before NJ crash that killed 5
• Today's front page
• New Commonwealth's Attorney sworn in
• Consumer Reports: Handy pocket camcorders
• Carter closer to using new jail after vote
• Accused copter thief transported to N.C.
• Christmas Box, Angel Tree distribution makes happier holiday for 2,000 area fami...
• Lady Bucs get first win
• Police give dozens of kids much-needed Christmas presents
• The temptation of Callista Gingrich
• Head shops file injunction against synthetic drug ban
• Apple retail store coming to Bristol
• Hunters bag bull elk in Bland Co.
• Church Hill police looking for theft supect
• Five Carter Co. commissioners walk out of meeting
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• Update — Police: Johnson City man assaulted girlfriend's brother with flashlight...
• Wellmont receives state grant to expand diabetes alert sticker program
• New! This week's intake report from the Washington County Detention Center.
• Debate over whether or not Carter County can afford approved Christmas bonuses for employees
• U.S. Attorney's Office collects $15.5M in civil and criminal actions during FY2011
• Rep. Morgan Griffith's statement on House rejection of 2-month payroll tax cut entension
• Tennessee nonprofit hopes to open bakery run by ex-convicts
• Police: Johnson City man assaulted girlfriend's brother with flashlight
• Home delivery of meals or sit-down dining in Abingdon area on Christmas Day
• Sullivan County Most Wanted : Larry Greene
• Meth lab explosion injures 1, displaces 4 families
• Woman faces theft charge
• Teenage girl dies following stabbing in Chattanooga
• Georgia man charged with molesting 5-year-old
• Police suspect abuse behind 4-year-old boy's death
• Eastman Chemical touts China as key partner
• Claiborne County hunter faces charges in teen's death
• Pit bull attacks 4-year-old Tennessee boy at Christmas party
• WC Sheriff's Office to increase patrols for holidays
• Man charged with passing worthless check to local business
• MTV 'Teen Mom' star jailed for probation violation
• Finally, some bipartisanship — oops, nevermind
• Philippines sends coffins as toll nears 1,000 dead
• Washington County Sheriff's Dept. warns drivers to be safe this holiday
• Local organization asking for volunteers to help with Christmas dinner
• Sullivan commissioners vote to ban synthetic drugs
• CNN star Piers Morgan faces inquiry in UK tabloid scandal
• Hawkins County jailer injured in scuffle with inmate
• Washington commission OKs referendum vote
• Today's front page
• Jessica Stollings Strang bridges the generational gap
• BVU authority receives a clean audit
• The Bristol Blotter
• United Company Foundation shares $1.16M with agencies
• Three years later, Kingston ash spill cleanup continues
• Update: Kingsport man killed in home fire, body discovered by son
• Sullivan County tightens rules on fireworks
• United Way of Washington and Russell counties meets goal
• MERCER: Assuming worst is not necessary
• THOMAS: Christopher Hitchens: Wise, or just smart?
• Search continues for Tazewell County bank robbery suspect
• Sunshine Law to remain the same in Unicoi, Sullivan Counties
• Christmas tournaments keep fans busy
• First win still in sights for Lady Bucs
• Christmas Box, Angel Tree distribution begins
• Unicoi County panel also votes against law changes
• THP confirms tree trimmer dead after being hit by car
• Former Grainger Co. deputy sentenced for enticing 13-year-old to have sex
• Kingsport fire fatal for resident
• Five men sought in Washington County home invasion
• Supreme Court affirms convictions for 1985 Kingsport murders
• Elizabethton police say man broke into ex-wife's residence, stole electronics
• Fire extinguished at Johnson City apartment
• Kingsport & Greater Kingsport Family YMCA break ground
• Jobs4TN makes staffing change, outlines plans
• Tenn. revenues expected to grow by up to 4 percent
• Sullivan commissioners vote against loosening open meeting laws
• Sullivan Co. Commission officially approves ban on synthetic drugs
• Feds issue warning to frequent, unconventional sperm donor
• Five Scott Co. residents plead guilty to drug distribution conspiracy
• ETSU receives $1.7M grant in fight against substance abuse
• Kingsport announces city's holiday schedule
• Mystery surrounds son set to succeed Kim Jong Il
• California teen sentenced for killing gay student
• O, perfect Christmas tree: Fall Branch farm enjoying record sales year
• Brothers escape Kingsport fire, search underway for father
• Fairmont Elementary honored for academic achievement
• United Way of Russell and Washington counties reports record year
• New sentencing hearing granted for man convicted in 1985 double murder
• Pocahontas branch of BB&T robbed
• Tree-trimming crew member killed in Limestone Cove
• BMS painting puts artist in holiday spirit
• Off-duty police asset during events, holidays
• City post office ready for busiest mailing day of the year
• Providence alum Duncan named academic All-American
• Woman arrested after throwing ashtray at husband
• Biltmore Winery: Something for the house that has everything
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• Items, herbal incense reported stolen in two 'head shop' robberies
• Eastman breaks ground on acetate tow manufacturing facility
• Heartwood named one of the nation's top craft galleries
• The Bristol Blotter
• Peace pole installed at YWCA of Bristol
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Opinion/Question of the Week
• Johnson City takes step in fixing Cardinal Park
• Bucs return home to face Buffs
• Woman charged with throwing glass ashtray at husband
• Today's front page
• THOMAS: President hoping voters will forget his promises
• OTHER VIEW: No easy answer to security concerns
• PARKER: When a bet turns into a brouhaha
• Homicide investigation: Man dies after Roan Mountain crash, found with bullet wound
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, 69, has died
• Russian oil platform capsizes; 4 dead, 49 missing
• NYC police: Man says he set woman afire over debt
• Girl dies after split from conjoined twin
• Troops in Iraq return home; one still there
• Jonesborough man reportedly jumps from moving car in Johnson City
• JCPD looking for suspect in Uncle Buc's robbery
• U.S. Forestry Service shuts down roads on hunting properties
• Police looking for suspect in thefts from Bristol, Tenn. to Newland, NC
• Police: Jonesborough man faked story about gun threat, jumping from vehicle
• Tennessee wins FCA All-Star game again
• Alleged red light violation leads to habitual motor offender arrest
• Police: Stolen property found on teen shining light in vehicle
• After much work, 1,372 ETSU graduates receive their degrees
• Johnson City man charged with assaulting 2 members of family
• Officials: Child abuse rates ususually high in this region
• Officials: Child abuse rates ususually high in this region
• Officials: Child abuse rates ususually high in this region
• Neighbor describes Illinois mom shooting child in yard
• Police look for 2 in West Walnut armed robbery
• Church hands out grocey gift certificates
• Bristol City Council expected to discuss synthetic drugs
• The Bristol Blotter 12-18-11
• 50,000 and counting: Kingsport surpasses city population goal
• Johnson City man gets probation for selling thousands of pirated DVDs
• County kids pick out free Christmas toys
• County kids pick out free Christmas toys
• County kids pick out free Christmas toys
• County kids pick out free Christmas toys
• County kids pick out free Christmas toys
• County kids pick out free Christmas toys
• County kids pick out free Christmas toys
• Toy giveaway open to Sullivan County children Sunday
• U.S. Forestry Service shuts down roads on hunting properties
• Unicoi commission may seek changes in state's Sunshine Law
• United Way of Bristol meets goal
• NASCAR artist signs work at BMS
• The Bristol Blotter 12-17-11
• Needy children get early Christmas in Dickenson County
• Hilltoppers rebound with victory over D-B
• A musical first: Brent Burke will be the first to receive ETSU degree in bluegrass
• 112 graduate from Milligan
• Festival of Lights: Annual Hanukkah observance scheduled to start Tuesday
• Samaritan Santas needed at last minute
• ETSU students commissioned as second lieutenants in Army
• ETSU student to make history by graduating with bluegrass degree
• Retail sales surge helps bring thousands in extra cash to Tri-Cities
• Two cadets commissioned as second lieutenants from ETSU's Army ROTC
• Haslam, Hagerty announce release of regional strategic plans, staff changes
• Lt. Gov. Ramsey may support changes to Tennessee open meetings law
• Man suffers critical injuries in Kingsport crash
• City of Kingsport announces Christmas holiday schedule changes
• More charges placed in SW Virginia meth raid
• 'Barefoot Bandit' pleads guilty in Wash. court
• ECD Announces $1.1 Million in Energy Efficiency and Conservation
• House passes $1T budget bill, avoids shutdown
• Paterno: I didn't press for details on Sandusky
• Tennessee deputies capture trio after alleged Alabama kidnapping, escape
• Franklin woman accused of bribery after DUI stop
• TN appointed Brentwood businessman while he was under fraud indictment
• Three Cocke residents arrested on kidnapping and assault charges
• Three Hawkins County residents arrested on drug charges
• YMCA to break ground Monday in Kingsport
• Update: Student injured in Crockett chemistry experiment in stable condition
• Elizabethton school board united against drugs, but not on football stadium
• Elizabethton police: Piney Flats man used stolen credit cards
• Milligan graduate already doing what he loves: teaching
• Wal-Mart to pay $275k after firing employee after cancer-related surgery
• TVA police working with neighbors to help stop copper thefts
• Kingsport Salvation Army $30K behind in Red Kettle Campaign
• Bristol woman arrested after dragging someone with a car
• College baseball: Bucs add pop with Lasure, Phillips
• Unaka Elementary set to get $90,000 kitchen hood, with safety features
• Kingsport Times-News publisher to head Northeast Tennessee Media Group
• Coupling pins, knuckle taken from train
• The Bristol Blotter 12-16-11
• Victims of break-ins knew suspect, police say
• Coalition pushes to prevent underage tobacco consumption
• State police pick up cell phone investigation
• Three city hotels, motels cited for federal labor law violations
• Pets: A Christmas gift no-no
• Bristol woman accused of dragging person with vehicle after Johnson City crash
• Former Hawkins detective accused of taking drugs from evidence room
• Japan PM says tsunami-hit nuclear plant is stable
• Shutdown likely averted as tax talks go on
• Kingsport synthetic drug ban takes effect Sunday
• Child struck by van while crossing downtown Kingsport street
• Today's front page
• Consumer Reports: Celebrity headphones and more
• Kingsport Salvation Army $30K behind in Red Kettle Campaign
• Buffs to face Alice Lloyd in afternoon tilt
• First place on the line for Toppers, D-B
• United Way closing in on goal
• Two found guilty in prison slaying
• City seeks grant to help pay for VA Hospital Connector
• Surprise Christmas visit brightens the spirits of tornado victims
• War in Iraq ends, cost still felt locally
• Washington County looking for sales tax increase to fund schools
• Tony Shipley pushing for ban of snythetic drugs in Tennessee
• Hearing for accused grandmother killer reset for February
• Firefighters quickly extinguish Hamilton Street fire
• TVA to redeem debt securities
• Unattended dryer starts fire in Johnson City home
• Census shows 1 in 2 people are poor or low-income
• Silence is golden: 'Artist' leads Golden Globes noms
• Syrian rebels kill 27 troops, Canadians told to go
• Ramsey floats special session on health care law
• Former French President Jacques Chirac convicted of corruption
• US formally ends Iraq war with little fanfare
• Cedar Grove Elementary School evacuated briefly
• Italian appeals court says why it cleared Knox
• Kingsport domestic disturbance sparks standoff with police
• Southern Baptist publisher recalls pink Bibles, cites Planned Parenthood donations
• Vicious dogs: Shelby Co. Commission committee approves 2 proposals
• May 22 trial set in Chattanooga pastor slaying
• Train tampering in Bristol prompts police call for public help
• Palm-sized baby among the world's smallest
• County planning director: We need full-time GIS person
• Three charged in series of break-ins and thefts in SW Virginia
• Police still looking for Wise bank robber
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• Shipley, Ford TBI probe under review
• Johnson City man charged with theft of a commercial refrigerator
• Elizabethton man arrested for credit card fraud
• Trains tampered with at Bristol Rail Yard
• VA Hospital connector project takes shape
• Police: Theft charge results from sale of stolen refrigerator
• Police still looking for Wise bank robber
• Today's front page
• Ban all cellphone use in cars? Sure, say state, local officials
• The Bristol Blotter 12-15-11
• Bristol, Tenn., police look for person responsible for auto break-ins
• Food City to donate to area food banks
• Crash on 81 stalls traffic for four hours
• Warm weather not here to stay
• UPDATE: Verdict reached in prison murder trial
• Turkey trouble: Slaughter of wild turkeys draws mixed reaction
• Habitat unveils new home
• Lady Bucs still looking for first win
• Man accussed of torturing, killing waves preliminary hearing
• Marriage rates in the US at an all-time low
• Elizabethton drug arrest increase leads to a new crime stopping proposal
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• Jonesborough police seek help with Walgreens armed robbery investigation
• Hawkins County police looking for man who robbed Valley Mart in Church Hill
• ETSU to offer live streaming of commencement ceremonies
• Mother's stolen ashes returned to NH woman
• Twenty-five calls to 911 prompt Kingsport man's arrest
• Trooper treated and released following three vehicle accident
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Opinion/As We See It
• Update: Man charged in Garden Drive robberies
• Construction could cause delays through the end of the week in Elizabethton
• Bristol, Tenn. police looking for leads in auto burglaries
• Bristol police need help with probe into string of auto burglaries
• Number of homeless children staggering
• Washington County, Va. Board of Supervisors agrees to pay Bristol Compressors owner $650k
• Rogersville robbery ends in chase, wreck and arrest
• Surgoinsville board OKs synthetic drug ban
• National Highway Safety Board wants cell phones banned while driving
• Local pleasures: Harvest Table serves food from area growers, farmers, ranchers...
• Bristol's Citizens Municipal Academy application deadline approching
• Two tractor-trailer crashes this morning on I-81 lead to minor injuries
• Safety concerns lead to 90-year-old Sulphur Springs church's demolition
• New! This week's intake report from the Washington County Detention Center.
• Power Board moves forward with telephone, Internet plans
• Annual audit gives high financial marks to Bristol, Va., leaders
• Junior Spradlin found guilty of second-degree murder in beating death
• The Bristol Blotter for Dec. 14, 2011
• SHHS settles 'Mad Hatter' logo issue
• Town of Erwin Street Department Supervisor fired
• Nakatetsu increasing work force
• Elizabeth Taylor's jewelry sells for $115 million
• Virginia Supreme Court justice discusses rigors of job in Bristol appearance
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• Nakatetsu Machining Technologies to add jobs in Washington Co., TN
• Hampton hangs on, beats Happy Valley
• David Crockett gets past South
• Consumer Reports: Money-saving fish oil supplements
• Progeria in ETSU researchers' spotlight
• Robotics team prepares for first competition
• Journey's End re-enactment tells story of Christmas Eve
• 13th annual Journey's End held in downtown Bristol Tuesday night
• Boone, NC man arrested as part of Crimestoppers
• Virginia Tech shooter bought gun in Virginia, police release timeline
• Kentucky Police complete Cram the Cruiser campaign
• Tennessee unveils new Powerball lottery in Jan.
• Jury convicts Spradlin of murder
• Carter Budget Committee to recommend bonuses for county employees
• Highway Committee hears about drainage problem in Biltmore
• Erwin buys parcels for likely use as skate park, playground
• Telecommunications job fair to be held in Virginia
• 2 accusers in assistant coach's alleged sexual abuse sue Syracuse, Boeheim for d...
• Attorney: FAMU student hazed could barely walk
• Update: Identity released of gunshot victim, no foul play suspected
• Drivers advised to seek alternative to 321 into Elizabethton
• Construction could cause delays through the end of the week in Elizabethton
• Memphis police officer charged with child sex
• NTSB calls for nationwide ban of cell phone use while driving
• JC Housing Authority residents granted temporary reprieve from rent hikes
• NTSB recommends ban on driver cell phone use
• Rogersville woman charged with murder of 3-year-old
• Another US drone crashes, this time on island nation's airport
• East Tennessee deputy back on job after shooting video screen
• IRS looking for citizens who are owed refunds
• Police look for armed bank robber
• Trial of trio accused of prison murder in Johnson Co continues today
• Former Surgoinsville vice mayor bills town $28,000 for storage
• Teen driver sent 11 texts in 11 minutes before deadly crash
• Obama to Congress: Don't pass $1 trillion spending bill without agreement on tax...
• US retail sales rise for sixth straight month
• Big Bang machine: New data said to narrow hunt for 'God' particle
• State upgrading radio system for troopers
• 5 students slightly hurt in school bus crash
• Ex-Penn State coach Sandusky waives hearing
• VI president presents plans to stabilize the college
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• Reports: 3 men launch deadly attack in Belgium
• Letter calls for donations to Unicoi Co. sheriff's legal fund
• Abingdon announces new community service award
• Sullivan County Commissioner to challenge Sunshine Law
• Woman, stepmother charged with shoplifting at Johnson City mall
• Prosecutor: 'I was stunned' at probation ruling for embattled judge
• Snoopy Christmas display saved from foreclosure
• Facebook aims to help prevent suicide
• State museum to display Emancipation Proclamation
• Haslam: Allow locals to set living wage standards
• Bristol man found guilty of fondling woman who cooked him dinner
• Trial postponed for Sullivan preacher accused of neglecting mother, disabled hus...
• Hawkins sheriff plans press conference to discuss beating death of child
• Fire guts house in Kingsport's Orebank area
• Claudia Byrd making life better for children
• Jury will decide if punch was deadly
• Newspaper finds Tenn. governor overstated tax rate
• Jonesborough board OKs downtown development zone
• First Presbyterian undergoing renovation
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• Emmanuel Episcopal to host Christmas dinner
• OTHER VIEW: Police give real security to citizenry
• THOMAS: Israelis not the ones boycotting talks
• Sheriff Kent Harris' supporters want public to help pay legal bills
• Man arrested twice in one weekend
• First Presbyterian undergoing renovation
• Mighty Oak Hill rolls to 82-47 win at Topper Palace
• Virginia Tech community says farewell to Officer Deriek Crouse
• Rare bear unearthed at Gray Fossil Site
• Carter Co. deputy finds money bags at overlook
• Man accidentally shoots own hand in Carter Co.
• Woman tells deputy she was robbed in driveway at Hampton home
• Wood stove used for hides likely origin of Hampton shed fire
• Beware of social media and holiday travels
• Man charged with fleeing Johnson City police
• Trial of trio accused of prison murder in Johnson Co began today
• Tonight is the final night to audition for "The Curious Savage." Hope you can m...
• Good Samaritan needs donations for heating fuel fund
• Christmas tree sales brisk as the day approches
• Team from Boone Trail Baptist to appear on national TV
• First skull of short-faced bear discovered at Gray Fossil Site
• More fallout: Judge will consider whether child rapist entitled to new trial
• Update: Protesters halt operations at some western ports
• Blountville man charged with attempted murder after allegedly running over girlf...
• Spending in Va. Senate races rose 5 percent
• Lowe's getting grief for placing, then pulling ads
• Today is 'Green Monday'
• Newspaper finds Tenn. governor overstated tax rate
• Alpha deal brings long-discussed advances to mines
• US Supreme Court to look at state immigration laws
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• ETSU presence strong in Sevier County
• Dear Santa: 'Honorary elf' sends children's wishes on to North Pole
• Tennessee hunters encouraged to donate harvested deer
• 3 women charged with forging late Tennessee lawmaker's will
• Occupy protesters seek to shut West Coast ports
• Judge's misconduct puts Knox widow's murder conviction in doubt
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• Stolen utility trailer leads police to arrest man on cocaine charges
• Out of My Head with Jan Hearne — Bar of Dove soap brings back memory long forgotten
• As I See It with Robert Houk — Banning fake drugs is not as easy as it sounds
• City Youth Ballet celebrates three decades of 'Nutcracker'
• Bristol Compressors holding private job fair to help laid off employees find new jobs
• Washington Co Sheriff holds Kids Christmas Party today
• King College announces Spring Graduate and Professional Sudies offerings
• Fondness for Roan Mountain inspires new book
• Lifelong ball player now in National Slow Pitch Hall of Fame
• Carter County looks to hire volunteer deputies
• Some farmers want tougher eminent domain rules
• Water quality regulations concern Southwest Virginia farmers
• Demolition continues on the old Johnston Memorial Hospital
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• Buckey Boone offers final advice to Washington County School Board
• Lady Bucs 0-10 after loss to Tar Heels
• Decomposed body found near West Tennessee home of missing mother
• 'Toppers face tall task with Oak Hill
• Today's front page
• Bristol Compressors hosting job fair for displaced employees
• KRAUTHAMMER: Class resentment is all Obama has to campaign on
• MERCER: Presidential lives extended by wealth, status
• From scratch: Class at ETSU involves building electric guitars
• Johnson City theft investigation results in drug charges
• Johnson City man charged with assaulting wife, abusing 3-year-old daughter
• Perry 'taken aback' by Romney's $10,000 bet offer
• In only five performances, more than 800 people have seen "Dashing Through the S...
• Citadel deals with fallout from sex abuse claim
• Sheriff: Missouri man shot after double slaying, chase
• Noriega flown home to be punished once again
• Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame: Walker, Byrd, Bartow to be inducted
• Last time Toppers hosted Oak Hill was one for ages
• Sollazzo carries Bucs down stretch to beat App again
• Holiday a struggle for local family
• At first sign of trouble, HEROES are there
• Local sales tax hike closer to spot on ballot
• Sheriff's Office phone also used for private business
• Postal Service may close Johnson City sorting facility
• Blountville parade a tradition
• The Bristol Blotter 12-11-11
• Police look for armed bank robber
• The Giving Depot, teaching kids about giving
• Lost wallet returned to owner by good samaritan
• Police look for armed bank robber
• Police look for armed bank robber
• Police look for armed bank robber
• Police look for armed bank robber
• Police look for armed bank robber
• Police: Three Asheville women confess to stealing items from JC Toys 'R' Us
• Former nursing home head's license reinstated
• Today's sports page
• Carwash equipment manufacturer to come to Bristol
• Haven of Rest recieves more than $12,000 donation
• Today's front page
• Science Hill girls remain undefeated
• Police seek help in identifying robber
• The Bristol Blotter 12-10-11
• Alleged Virginia Tech shooter has apparent ties to Wise
• Toppers pull away from CAK
• Bucs hope for repeat performance against App
• Big rally lifts East to win over Unicoi
• Boone girls top D-B
• Keeping tradition fills singer's schedule
• Marshmallows, hayrides and Santa at Country Christmas
• Virginia Tech candlelight vigil draws thousands
• Family of accused-killer Cody Russell speaks out
• Virginia Tech shooter named
• Virginia Tech shootings: Day 2 of coverage
• UPDATE: Body found in Lamont St. fire identified
• Radford University statement on Virginia Tech shooter Ross Ashley
• Food City donates money to Holston Home for Children
• Update: Fire at Indian hospital kills 89 as staff flees
• Va. Tech shooter didn't know campus cop he killed
• Rutgers suspect rejects deal, could be deported
• House GOP introduces bill renewing payroll tax cut
• Man condemned to death for Conn. home invasion
• Allen Ricks, a TWRA staple for 32-years, dies of cancer
• Hit the Slopes: Cold weather has folks thinking skiing
• Gift ideas for the outdoors enthusiast
• Outreach needing assistance
• Two arrested on felony meth charges in Washington Co, Va.
• Southwest Virginia traffic stop results in meth charges
• Update: Lamont Street fire victim identified
• Carter Co. accepting applications for reserve deputies
• Bus crash sends driver of car to hospital, students safe
• Virginia Tech students gather at makeshift memorials
• Cemetery burglarized for second time
• Man charged in hammer assault on woman, throwing her 3-year-old son
• Woman arrested in Jefferson amputee's killing, two others charged as accessories
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• Preparing your home for cold weather, safely
• Jonesborough man charged with stealing coins, stamps and more from JC residence
• Bond set at $250,000 for Johnson City man accused of killing grandmother, stabbi...
• Swadley stabbing suspect appears in court; grandfather in critical condition
• Police investigate shooting at south Johnson City shopping complex
• JohnsonCityPress.com — Opinion/Op-Ed
• Workers, residents voice concerns over moving mail processing operations
• Bristol bounty hunter denied probation in kidnapping case
• Gray man's rape, sexual battery by authority figure trial rescheduled
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• Update: The grandfather remains in critical condition this morning at JCMC.
• Southwest Virginians relive tragedy at Virginia Tech
• Smyth County group wins tourism award
• Wise County officials sign commitment to build schools
• Today's front page
• 2nd child shot by mom in Texas welfare office dies
• Meeting held to discuss Post Office closing
• Missing ex-FBI agent in hostage video: 'Help me'
• Cat's 26 toes help boost Milwaukee animal shelter
• Staff at Indian hospital flees as fire kills 73
• Alleged mother-son kidnapping team bound to Sullivan grand jury
• Two people arrested during probe into teen's synthetic pot overdose
• The Bristol Blotter for Dec. 9, 2011
• Motive still unknown in Va. Tech officer shooting
• Update: Johnson City man charged with murder, attempted murder in grandparents'...
• Consumer Reports: Tablet computers for kids
• Shootings at Virginia Tech leave two dead
• Virginia Tech police officer Deriek Crouse
• Animals left to die inside abandoned home in Kingsport
• Johnson City police searching for culprit in suspected murder on Swadley Road
• Update: One dead, one injured in double stabbing in South Johnson City; man in c...
• Breaking News: Johnson City police investigate possible double stabbing
• ETSU President Stanton given emeritus status
• Official: Va. Tech gunman believed to be dead
• Sinkhole damages swimming pool at Erwin house
• Haslam opposes weakening Tenn. open meetings law
• Confused callers vilifying wrong fire department after home allowed to burn
• Southern Baptists study possible name change
• Atlantic Sun to add Northern Kentucky
• Senate rejects Democratic payroll tax cut proposal
• Rep. Morgan Griffith statement on Virginia Tech shootings
• EPA implicates fracking in pollution
• Republican says heads must roll in 'Fast and Furious'
• Death row inmate gets new trial because of juror's tweets
• Update: Va. Tech says police officer, 1 other killed
• Va. Tech: Police officer shot near campus
• Pal's Barger, Crosby meet with students at Central
• Former Navy Captain, NFS Exec pleads guilty in child porn case
• Convicted double murderer Willis' attorneys make claims for appeal
• Roe says he will back Romney as GOP nominee
• Willis' new attorneys request time to review documents before requesting new trial
• State has new initiative to boost exports
• Ex-NFS executive pleads in child porn case
• Simplified credit card agreements
• Cedar Bluff, Va. post office closing
• Elite Cyclo-Cross racers from around the country heading to Kingsport
• Gingrich surge unnerves some Republican lawmakers
• Recovery set for 5 killed in tour helicopter crash
• Gordon out as Elizabethton boys basketball coach
• Trip to N.C. Hall of Fame brings bonus
• More than $2,000 stolen in West Market lounge burglary
• Teen charged after mall incident
• On these cold mornings we are reminded that many people don't have a home to cal...
• Report reveals more troops' remains in landfill
• Woodruff plans congressional run
• Seven area teachers receive nearly $20,000 in grants
• Virginia Intermont remains under commission's warning
• Energy Summit held to discuss plans for region
• 'Dens for Dogs' project underway
• Today's front page
• Kingsport man accused of 'sexting,' soliciting detective posing as 15-year-old
• Engineering on Coalfield Expressway set to proceed
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• Drivers cautioned in winter weather
• The Bristol Blotter 12-08-11
• Rough road trip continues for Bucs
• Family matters for Lady Toppers
• Personal Support Services aims to help seniors at risk
• City prepared for Old Man Winter
• Final piece of Downtown Centre deal finished; Northeast State plans to start cla...
• Former Navy Captain, NFS Exec pleads guilty in child porn case
• Will Elizabethton, Johnson City consider bans on synthetic pot?
• Kingsport man, juvenile face drug charges after traffic stop
• Man on probation for murder-for-hire scheme arrested again, accused of aircraft...
• Smithsonian Channel uncovers film from King murder
• Powder in envelope empties Bradley Co. courthouse
• Accused former Penn State coach jailed after he is unable to pay bail
• 'M-A-S-H,' 'Dragnet' star Harry Morgan dies at age 96
• US health chief says no to over-the-counter morning-after pill
• Blagojevich gets 14 years in prison for corruption
• Cigarettes, cash stolen in Elizabethton market burglary
• Local workers, families plan meeting to request extension of unemployment insurance benefits
• Breaking News: Firefighters find body at Lamont St. blaze
• Kingsport pair arrested on drug charges for second time in four months
• With last word, Blagojevich to ask for mercy
• Medicare open enrollment ends tonight
• Kaine-Allen debate live on this afternoon
• Couple charged in knife, stick fight
• Synthetic drugs banned by civil ordinance in Sullivan County, Bristol, Kingsport
• Mexico says Gadhafi son tried to enter country
• Johnson City man charged with assault, vandalism
• Pearl Harbor attack remembered at 70th anniversary
• Man charged with threatening bow attack
• Knox school board considers revoking teacher's tenure after alleged inappropriat...
• Local Miss America prelim pageant set for this weekend
• New! This week's booking report from the Washington County Detention Center.
• Cherokee Road set to reopen around Christmas, three months later than projected
• Virginia Gas and Oil Association holds information session on gas drilling
• Baloney massacre: Tennessee sheriff's deputy's bullet lodges in store's frozen meat
• Kingsport man pleads guilty after selling dynamite to minor
• Kingsport OKs ban on synthetic drugs
• Today's front page
• Local veterans, residents remember Pearl Harbor on the 70th anniversary of the attack
• Toppers too much for Vikes
• Blue Devils breeze to victory
• Angel Tree project gets Christmas miracle
• Johnson City man sentenced on child abuse charges
• ETSU official proud of state's health report, wants to see more improvement
• Consumer Reports: Best cell services
• Food City CEO named Paul Harris Fellow by Rotary Club of Bristol, Va./Tenn
• Court date reset for student accused of bringing gun to school
• Ledford sentenced to 15 years in child abuse case
• Kingsport man pleads guilty to statutory rape
• UPDATE: Miller free on bond
• Man sentenced only 8 months in child abuse case
• Bristol Compressors announces job cuts as part of a restructuring plan
• Obion County home burns as firefighters watch
• 28 area teachers awarded Eastman grants
• Police searching for burglars of E.W. King house
• Holston Medical Group reaches agreement with United Healthcare
• Mother shoots kids, kills self after being denied food stamps
• Former dean of women to deliver ETSU commencement address
• Rev. Billy Graham released from NC hospital
• Police seek help with burglary of historic Bristol house
• Woman accused of ramming husband's car with vehicle; 5-year-old was passenger
• Kingsport man takes plea in child abuse case
• Kingsport man pleads guilty to statutory rape
• Tanker fire shuts down I-81 this morning
• Local cities concerned about synthetic drugs
• Confirmed: W.Va. mine disaster yields record $210M settlement
• Update: Rare attacks on Afghan Shiites kill 60
• Erwin neighbors charged with felony shoplifting
• Obama embracing Teddy Roosevelt's middle-class appeal
• Two arrested for shoplifting at Sears
• Knox County authorities bust car theft scheme
• Former Alcoa teacher, coach indicted on sex counts
• '56 photo of Elvis to become statue
• Alpha Natural Resources agrees to mine blast settlement
• Dozens of bodies dumped in Syria, activists say
• Passenger allegedly gobbles pills, tells police they were 'just a cookie'
• Bristol Compressors to eliminate 250 full-time jobs
• Update — Source: W.Va. mine disaster yields $210M agreement
• Perry called top donors from work phones
• Remains confirmed as missing Signal Mountain woman
• Cellphone dispute prompts stabbing
• Tennessee named 39th healthiest state in US, up from 42
• EMERGING POWER: Barbara Altizer is a voice for coal
• Sullivan North switching to 6-12 facility in 2012-13
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• Sullivan commissioners push to weaken state's Sunshine Law
• P. Buckley Moss pays a visit to Virginia High
• Sullivan County School Board OKs revised reconfiguration plan
• Bristol Christmas Tour of Homes offers a different aspect
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• Officials look to boost report card grades
• Families of W.Va. mine blast victims face big day
• 54 killed in rare attacks on Afghan Shiites
• Results of autopsy performed on skeletal remains prompt murder investigation in...
• Kingsport public forum tackles synthetic drug 'epidemic'
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• Mathes says Carter 911 could become financially distressed
• OTHER VIEW: Frank exit may leave Wall Street rules vulnerable to the GOP
• THOMAS: 1941 gave us all a December to remember
• OTHER VIEW: McDonnell seems a likely choice for Romney veep
• Local leaders target synthetic drug "epidemic" at Kingsport forum
• Contractor likely to miss SHHS Academy construction deadline
• Greeneville wonders how it would stack up in one-class postseason
• Road woes have Bucs in familiar spot
• Sullivan East teacher denies having sex with teenager
• Region's retail sales jump in third quarter
• JCCT will hold auditions for "The Curious Savage" on Sunday, Dec. 11, and Monday...
• Langworthy sentenced for drunken driving death
• Church Hill residents alarmed at KKK flyers
• Woman gets 8 years for Johnson City crash that killed man sleeping in apartment
• Hundreds of angels left on Salvation Army Angel Tree
• Body found in search for missing Ga. girl
• Simmons, Tittle trial to begin in February
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• Blount man shot in groin during bear hunt
• Forum on synthetic drugs to be held tonight in Kingsport
• Johnson City Police Department still searching for escaped inmate
• New threat, this time by Liberty Bell student
• TWRA investigating shooting accident in Blount Co.
• Watauga County Crimestoppers request help in apprehending suspect
• Development crunch: Washington Co. has very little land to recruit businesses
• Elizabethton woman indicted on 22 meth counts
• Miller expected to be freed on bond
• Cuts to first-class mail to slow delivery in 2012
• Democrats drop plan to give tax cut to employers
• Judge allows bond for teen accused of killing mother, having sex with corpse
• OTHER VIEWS: U.S. Senate in need of strong medicine
• Wise police investigating bleacher theft
• Consultant recommends $7.4 million in additional upgrades for D-B facilities
• Scott County, Va., authorities 'in no hurry' in former priest's sex abuse case
• Update: Deputy shot in face in Middle Tennessee gunfight
• Couple arrested in 'bad hair' series of bank robberies
• Deputy, suspect both shot in gunfight
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• Few teens 'sexting' racy photos, new research says
• Putin's party barely hangs onto its majority in Russian election
• 70 years later, Pearl Harbor survivors share stories of attack
• Watching their flock
• Meet Your Neighbors: Singer, sax player, bandleader
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• Robert Gleason knew he would have time to kill
• Impact of mail consolidation to Bristol delivery was minor says district manager
• YWCA book honors 'exceptional' women in the community
• Lady Bucs fall to Florida Gulf Coast to stay winless at 0-8
• Holiday shoppers advised to stay smart
• SHHS logo agreement nearly finalized
• Elizabethton parade float runs over, injures 5-year-old girl
• Today's front page
• MERCER: Witnesses to Pearl Harbor are fewer and fewer
• OTHER VIEW: U.S. Senate in need of strong medicine
• Homeless children growing problem in region
• MAXWELL: No child should be hungry, homeless
• Autistic children enjoy a special visit with Santa
• No child should be homeless
• Glade Spring parade recognizes tornado victims, brings community together
• Firefighters urge residents to stay safe this holiday season
• Bristol Blotter 12-04-11
• Homeless children growing problem in region
• Christmas parade an annual family tradition in Abingdon
• Informed people can make changes
• Government meddling hikes prices
• Occupying from Abingdon to Bristol
• Christmas parade an annual family tradition in Abingdon
• FGCU leaves Bucs searching for first A-Sun win
• Greene Devils claim second consecutive state championship in surprisingly easy f...
• UPDATE: Johnson City Police Department still searching for escaped inmate
• Group cleans polluted Beaver Creek
• Dogs, owners urged to participate in Bark for Life American Cancer Society fundraiser
• Blountville hosts holiday events
• Man charged with chasing Johnson City beauty salon employee with scissors
• Search continues for prisoner who escaped from patrol car in north Johnson City
• Bristol artisans showcased at Heartwood
• United Way still shy of meeting fundraising goal
• Bristol Blotter 12-03-11
• Board votes to spend nearly $1 million on renovations
• Cyclones grab first win of season
• Johnson City kicks off Christmas season with annual parade
• Greeneville goes for second straight state title
• Bucs look to salvage road rip at FGCU
• NSCC Downtown Centre plans moving forward
• Christmas season gets under way with Johnson City parade
• City schools score well on state report card
• Johnson City Police Department searching for escaped inmate
• Lawsuit filed against Johnson County
• Downtown Johnson City business owners looking forward to Northeast State's presence
• Supercats bowling league gives adults with special needs a fun outlet
• Staffing shortage causes mail delays in Bristol
• Kingsport City Schools receives top grades in achievement on Tenn. state report card
• DVR spoilers ahead: Shocking — shocking, I tell ya — moments from the week in TV
• JRT puts on 'Best ... Pageant Ever'
• Elizabethton man arrested for no paying for, returning rental equipment
• Works by Alice Anthony on display in ARC Center at ETSU
• City man charged with theft of rented items
• Downtown Rogersville reopened after dynamite scare
• I-26 wreck in Kingsport slows traffic; two taken to hospital
• Guns, money, jewelry reported stolen in Stoney Creek
• Mother, child, survive Johnson County fire
• Boarding school rejects HIV-positive teenager
• UPDATE: Old dynamite causes evacuation of Church St. area in Rogersville
• Hello all. Just an update our new website is www.jcct.info
• Police: Kingsport couple on bath salts abandon 4-year-old at Walmart
• Children's charity says promoter stiffed them on Glenn Beck event
• Remains found near Jeep of missing Signal Mountain woman
• Families of couple tortured, slain in Knox see more trials, tears ahead
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• Water outage scheduled for Saturday night on Watauga Ave., Boone St.
• Attrition doesn't slow Hilltoppers
• Town vexed trying to catch bull on the loose
• Next moves unclear on payroll tax cut extension
• Highlights of TBI file shows depth of judge's addiction
• Congress, White House at odds over defense bill
• Johnson City man arrested for not returning, paying for rented property
• 5-pound hunk of metal crashes into warehouse
• Wounded Warrior Program hosts veterans Christmas dinner
• Preliminary hearing reset in Science Hill gun case
• Unemployment rate falls to lowest since March 2009
• Reckless homicide defendant granted more time to hire attorney
• Feeding America, Idol Gives Back Foundation donate 24-foot refrigerated truck to...
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• The Bristol Blotter 12-02-11
• Local musicians, artists featured today at Heartwood
• Officials offer winter preparedness tips
• Body found in Grundy may be victim of homicide
• Crockett administrators enlist parents in effort to raise math scores
• Candles flicker to remember at AIDS Day memorial service
• Community Center schedule approved
• Lady Bucs drop seventh in a row
• Revamped Hatters still have Bucs' number
• Consumer Reports: Replacement bulbs
• Deal sealed: Downtown Centre to become college campus in 2012
• "Cake Boss" star shows off his skills at Viking Hall in Bristol
• Johnson City man arrested for aggravated assault, shoplifting
• Confession thrown out in Codey Miller murder case
• American Idol Foundation donates $125k truck to Second Harvest Food Bank
• Kingsport representative to co-chair Gingrich presidential campaign
• Woman charged with filing false police report
• Unicoi County girls on early season roll
• New trials for Knoxville torture-slaying defendants
• Kingsport duo arrested for allegedly stealing truck, selling as scrap
• Thefts from Kingsport car wash continue; thief dons disguise
• Property taxes due by end of year
• Elizabethton man arrested for stealing metal from North American
• Santa coming to Carver Rec Dec. 17
• Bluff City woman arrested for false reporting in hit and run accident
• Cuccinelli tells staff he will run for governor in 2013
• Eastman board declares dividend
• Judge tosses confession from teen accused of killing mom, having sex with corpse
• Tennesse ranks eighth amongst U.S. states with children living in proverty
• Unicoi investigators seek public help in home burglaries
• Kanye gets 7 Grammy noms; Adele, Mars, Foos get 6
• Penn State pledges $1.5M for sex-crimes groups
• Obama on AIDS: 'We can beat this disease'
• Johnson City woman arrested for stealing from Mahoney's
• Johnson City police: Woman tried returning stolen clothing to Mahoney's
• International coin show in Bristol
• Today's front page
• Bristol mail delivery issues arise following processing facility move
• Glade Spring Christmas parade to honor tornado victims, volunteers
• Santa Pal program gearing up for holidays
• Food and care items distributed to needy
• E&H set to begin construction next spring on new dormitory
• Chilhowie Middle School recognized as Model School for 2010-11
• Bud Phillips has awarded the Paul Harris Fellow recognition award
• MSHA launches new program for patients with Cigna health insurance
• Bristol Blotter 12-01-11
• Details of Unicoi County Deputy Sheriff E.E. Gillis revealed
• Annual Children's Holiday Concert held a Freedom Hall
• Youth league opens with jitters; provides opportunities to learn
• Buffs get sweep in AAC openers
• Bucs to test new look Hatters in A-Sun opener
• Consumer Reports: Arsenic in fruit juice
• Doctor charged with prescription fraud; lawyer speaking out
• Storm debris clean-up planned for Beaver Creek bridge
• MSHA creates new network option to help employers with CIGNA insurance
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• Cain plows ahead but says yet again: reassessing
• Stocks surge as move by central banks exhilarates Wall Street
• Knife found on SHHS student same day as gun incident
• School officials say emergency plan used during lockdown was a success
• Wife accuses Telford man of beating her with gun, firing shots while holding her...
• Student accused of carrying loaded gun at Science Hill arraigned on charges
• Johnson City woman arrested for having drugs shipped to her workplace
• Jonesborough man arrested for theft
• Police: Employee had drugs mailed to Johnson City store
• Police use Taser to stop fleeing man after witnesses report downtown Johnson Cit...
• Man wanted by Homeland Security arrested in Kingsport
• Kingsport man charged with attempted murder enters plea, to be released next month
• Materials that led to Kingsport evacuation not hazardous; jailed man wanted by I...
• Johnson City Symphony Orchestra facing financial woes
• Petition circulation seeking maximum penalty against accused dog killer
• Man seriously burned in Johnson County trailer fire; sheriff believes meth involved
• Emory & Henry College announces plans for new dorms
• Former Kingsport police officer to plead guilty in child pornography case
• ACS selects director for regional chapter
• Tri-Cities Regional Airport: American's bankruptcy will not affect Chicago service
• Artist makes his home on Boone Lake
• Two local women to hike Mount Kilimanjaro to raise money for human trafficking victims
• Carter deputies say woman nearly hit them with truck
• Hefty agenda divides Washington Co. commission
• Report: Hampton man steals car, then crashes it
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• Christmas Parade: Santa Claus coming to town Friday
• AIDS Memorial Quilt visits ETSU
• Sale to close on Downtown Centre Thursday
• Vikes sweep Boone
• Bucs fall in rematch with Troy
• Who was E.E. Gillis? UCSD researching department mystery
• Alpha could be a beacon for related companies
• Highlands Union Bank helping educate students about finance
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• Art D'Vine tour resumes Friday in Bristol
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• Volunteer fire departments look to save money with proposed training facility
• Arrest of man wanted by Homeland Security leads to haz-mat scare
• BHC reporter wins Va. Farm Bureau Federation award for agricultural coverage
• Update: SHHS student caught with gun identified
• Possible biological agent prompts evacuation of Kingsport Justice Center
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• Loaded gun found on Science Hill campus, student in custody
• Student clad in trench coat caught with gun at SHHS campus
• JC police searching for women who stole a student's credit card
• Murray sentenced in death of Jackson
• World famous AIDS quilt on display at ETSU today, tomorrow
• Report: Man arrested after 21 marijuana plants discovered at Kingsport home
• Off-duty Nashville firefighter charged after high-speed chase
• Kayakers kept cool, got cold, but survived
• Half HOPE? Lawmakers consider cutting some Lottery scholarships
• Occupy Nashville billed $1,045 for security before arrests
• ETSU's social work programs receive reaccreditation
• Woodmen of the World holding Toys for Tots event
• Dr. Brian Noland ready to get to work improving ETSU
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• Unicoi group looks to change Sunshine Law
• Waugh says mission of empowering women, eliminating racism matches her personal mission
• Jobless numbers drop in region
• Report: Home sales, prices up in city
• Commission OKs Zoning Department raises
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• Kevin Crutchfield: 'New Alpha headquarters a testament to the thousands who mine its coal'
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• Police investigate discovery of body along Lee County road; second body in woods
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• Six pick up meth charges in raid of Stoney Creek home
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• Lady Bucs to begin five-game road swing
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• A former Johnson City Medical Center doctor pleads not guilty
• World class ballet dancer, teacher returns home to teach
• Bullet narrowly misses man in Johnson City armed robbery, police search for suspect
• JC postal employees protest proposed move to Knox, gather petition signatures
• Baileyton man please guilty to production of child pornography
• Man accused of torturing, killing his dog in court
• Hearing for accused dog killer prompts judge to silence animal rights advocate
• Post Office employees picket, protest the closing of the mail processing operation in JC
• Deputy: Holiday weekend road rage on I-26 leads to arrest in Unicoi Co.
• Unicoi Co. inmate's escape lasts just few hours
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• Marines leader now says his fears of end to gay ban prove unfounded
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• Deer hunter finds human skeleton wrapped in blanket in Lee County
• Police: Johnson City man chokes woman after both leave jail
• Carter Co. man arrested on meth manufacturing charge
• Tri-Cities doctor named Tennessee's Chief Medical Officer
• Johnson City man accused of choking ex-girlfriend
• US student says he was beaten after Cairo arrest
• Gun rights groups to challenge limitations in Tennessee
• Johnson City man arrested for growing marijuana in his closet
• Man found dead in parking lot at UT Medical Center as relative has surgery
• 3 kayakers missing in East Tennessee
• Milligan Christmas concert to benefit Ronald McDonald House
• More kids skip school shots in 8 states
• Black Friday isn't the only game in town
• Philly calm but 4 arrested in LA after deadlines
• ACT to hire more than 400 people by Jan. 2012
• Hunters Crossing water system maintenance delayed
• Stocks soar after big holiday shopping weekend
• Rep. Barney Frank to retire closing long career
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• Man arrested for tampering with Kohl's security tower
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• Body found in Lee Co; cause of death under investigation
• Work continues on Virginia's tallest bridge located in Buchanan County
• Lady Bucs to begin five-game road swing
• Wise County power plant making progress
• Two prepare to take on Mount Kilimanjaro in Freedom Climb
• Elizabethton ballet academy set to perform 'A Taste of the Nutcracker'
• Andy Smith earns 2011 Young Farmers Achievement Award
• KRAUTHAMMER: Why does myth of Grover Norquist's control persist?
• OTHER VIEW: Romney, Obama both leaving marks on health care
• Slain officer Mark Vance honored with vigil
• Animal rights group plans courtroom sit-in
• International Storytelling Center will relinquish building in bankruptcy plan
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• Johnson City man charged with growing marijuana in bedroom closet
• City woman faces child endangerment, other charges
• At 0-5, Lady Bucs still have that empty feeling
• Hardee's Classic: Sullivan East rules tournament again
• Director looks to improve Parks and Recreation infrastructure
• When capitalism and democracy clash
• Little by little, over the years, downtown Grundy shopping complex comes into being
• New EMS station leads busy County Commission agenda
• JCDA to consider Downtown Centre loan that would lead to Northeast State lease
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• Alpha building on slate for Washington County, Va., Board of Supervisors on Monday
• Grundy's new Walmart the culmination of decades-long effort to rebuild the town
• Family questions official report of events leading to death at Red Onion
• Town lights its Christmas tree to kick off season
• Kentucky over UT: Roark plays unlikely hero to perfection
• Young and old alike, Occupy momement speaks for people
• City officials fail to support Veterans ceremony
• Officials: Thanks, Tyler voters
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• Driver dies following crash on I-81
• House in flames, man says boys wandering around
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• Body found in Southwest Virginia
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• Intellectually, Cain running on empty
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• Kentucky upsets Vols to snap 26-game losing streak as turnovers bite Bray
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• Ganger free throws lift David Crockett over Daniel Boone
• Unicoi, East advance to Hardee's final
• Greeneville to play for another state title
• Public comment session set for plan to move JC postal processing to Knoxville
• Vols make UK want to curse a blue streak
• Gleason wrestling with court procedure to ensure speedy visit to executioner
• State stresses winter home-fire safety
• AIDS Memorial Quilt coming to ETSU
• Crystal meth seized in Honaker, Va., traffic stop
• Motion filed in federal court over speeding tickets issued by Bluff City
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• New hours had Black Friday shoppers overwhelming Johnson City Mall
• Man charged with assaulting woman in Johnson City housing complex
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• US awaits release of 3 students held in Egypt
• Earlier deals, longer hours woo Friday shoppers
• Mom of kids killed in Ariz. crash drawing support
• Buffaloes' runners honored at nationals
• Greeneville has loss to Giles in mind
• More school days: ETSU winter session offers chance to get ahead
• Storytelling organization's reorganization plan won't include its building
• Candidates in 38th District made huge TV ad buys
• Many Glade Spring residents extra thankful this year
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• 1 stolen car, 1 stolen license plate, 18 stolen beers, 1 arrest
• Thousands of homeless people file in for Thanksgiving meals
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• Haven of Rest, Salvation Army ready for Thanksgiving
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• Traffic congestion likely at Exit 45 on I-81 near Marion
• Black Friday to start on Thursday for some local retailers
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• Pardon me, Mr. President: Obama pardons Jonesborough man
• A former Greeneville pastor arrested
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• Former Kingsport priest sentenced to 35 to 40 years in child sexual abuse case
• Old Johnson City building bringing new hope to occupants
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• Kingsport man, woman charged with making meth
• Retailers are kicking off the Christmas shopping season earlier than ever. What do you think?
• Military threat: Russia may target US missile shield in Europe
• UPDATE: Former Catholic priest William Casey sentenced to 35 to 40 years in prison
• FBI arrests 7 in Amish haircut attacks in Ohio
• Tennessee officials put off portable toilet requests for Occupy protests
• Sister of Tennessee child killed by bus says he dropped book
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• Carter Co. vegetation zone nipped in bud
• George L. Carter Railroad Museum celebrates 4th anniversary
• Discovery of meth lab components prompt Kingsport arrests
• Oregon governor bans death penalty for rest of term
• Kingsport man indicted on child rape charges
• Blackwood to hear Crumley case, Willis new trial motion
• Kingsport man gets 22 years for abuse of infant son
• Blountville man accused of stalking, terrorizing neighbors
• Washington County calls for Tennessee to ban synthetic marijuana
• Park? School? Johnson City weighs options on Keefauver property
• Thanksgiving travel expected to be up
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• Kindergartners lend a hand for those in need of food
• Washington Co., Va., officials say Glade Spring tattoo shop can reopen
• Sullivan County getting out of the business of pauper burials
• MSHA splits with CIGNA, commits to new health care model
• U-High, Unaka pull first day surprises
• Bucs win on bomb by Jones
• Toppers knock off Bearden
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• Grand Jury hands down 39 drug indictments in Bristol, Va.
• Barter Theatre facing financial difficulties
• Carter Co. group OKs spending despite mayor's opposition
• Eight findings, recommendations listed in Carter Co. audit
• Walgreens worker charged with stealing drugs
• Man charged with using credit card stolen from vehicle
• Washington County, Tenn. man turns himself in after sexual battery indictment
• Jonesborough, Johnson City men indicted on prescription drug sales charges; vehi...
• Erwin woman arrested for trespassing, shoplifting
• Johnson City man charged with auto burglary, other crimes
• THP prepares for heavy presence this Thanksgiving
• SUV goes airborne and strikes Kingsport home; driver extricated
• Ridgefields general manager arrested, fired from country club
• Kingsport power files for 1.5 percent increase in rates in January
• Are you going to brave Black Friday for some doorbuster deals?
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• Former Washington County commissioner indicted on sales tax evasion charges
• Tennessee travelers can expect crackdown during long weekend
• Tennessee 'Couponer' found with 19 Sunday newspapers
• Emergency shelter to open tonight in Greeneville
• Bush tax cut debate dooms deal to cut deficit
• Proposal to tax Jack Daniel's whiskey derailed
• Report says officer pulled Taser after road rage
• Gray man accused of sexually abusing child in his care
• Obama issues 5 pardons, 1 prison commutation including a Jonesborough man
• As crowds swell in Cairo, military in crisis talks
• One stop shopping at DC DMV: Driver's license, tag renewal, HIV test
• Sullivan ends pauper burial service
• Trespassing complaint leads to drug arrest
• New trial dates set for Bristol man charged with theft, animal cruelty
• AGC scaling back at Kingsport plant
• Woman hits building wall in Elizabethton
• New judge appointed to Harris case
• Salvation's Army's traditional Red Kettle campaign under way
• Today's front page
• Former Bennigan's Restaurant demolished
• Teen, family warn of dangers of smoking K-2
• Virginia Sen-elect takes aim at pre-k programs
• The Bristol Blotter for Nov. 22, 2011
• Emerging Power series: Rhonda Chafin, executive director of the Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Tennessee
• Bucs hope to keep pressure on at Charlotte
• Self promotion goes a long way for prep teams
• Tempers rise between commissioners, Eldridge
• Alleged road rage incident bring charges
• Daniel Boone students 'Fuel Up'
• Obama issues 5 pardons, including one for Jonesborough man
• Miller trial on hold as court weighs evidence
• Confederate flag issue in Elizabethton deepens; flag stolen, replaced
• Russell Co. man shot, in stable condition
• Old Bassett Furniture building fire to be problem for days
• Sound off: Help others, count your blessings this Thanksgiving
• 'Road rage' incident in north Johnson City lands two in jail
• Hawkins Co. pharmacist pleads guilty to unlawful distribution of Oxycodone
• Noland approved as next ETSU president
• Fire destroys Elizabethton house
• Dobyns-Bennett teacher recognized as a Claes Nobel Educator of Distinction
• Eastern Eight captures statewide award for rural homeownership achievements
• Egypt government offers to resign as violence grows
• The Band Perry to perform at White House; live streaming link
• Stocks plunge as debt talks near collapse
• Penn St. taps ex-FBI director for investigation
• THP: One dead, three injured in Sevier crash
• Dandridge man killed in I-40 crash
• Noland officially selected as next ETSU president; hear from Dr. Stanton tonight
• Police: Man 'still alive' when placed in Knoxville storage bin
• Federal cuts could damage TennCare
• Erwin man jailed for stealing meds from Elizabethton Walgreens
• Mental health commissioner defends plan to close Lakeshore
• Conversion at Rocky Fork
• Local woman charged with car burglary
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• Ramada Inn robbed at knifepoint
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• Elizabethton mayor irate over TVA bonuses
• Meet Your Neighbors: Historian full of knowledge of area's past
• Pigeons pose problems for Washington County Courthouse
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• Vols bowled over by good fortune
• Hilltoppers won't play in Arby's Classic
• Retailers dreaming of a bright Christmas
• Woman has new smile thanks to Healing Hands and the United Way
• Republicans may try blocking spending cuts if debt panel fails; White House says no
• Probe promised into police pepper spray incident at California college protest
• 'Occupy' ideas are focus of meeting in Abingdon
• Today's front page
• Washington County officials working out how to distribute $1.2M windfall
• Woman pinned between two cars in Abingdon accident
• OTHER VIEW: Before Solyndra, a litany of failed energy projects
• KRAUTHAMMER: Now, who really is putting his party before his country
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• Bristol woman pinned in Main Street crash
• Johnson City Police investigating string of car burglaries
• Rising peanut butter prices a problem for food programs
• Large crowds greet Santa Train
• Sharp rise in need for food has agencies seeking donations
• Boy Scouts collect food for annual drive
• Some fear Santa Train perpetuates negative stereotypes of Appalachia
• Downtown Bristol open house set for Monday
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• Driver who died in wreck identified
• Seniors to have double the space
• Jonesborough looks to fast track new Senior Center
• New dog on the cellblock
• Santa Train rolls through mountain of Southwest Virginia
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• Students can no longer bring food to school parties
• 'Breaking Dawn' is beyond ridiculous, but that's why it's fun
• Occupy meeting in Abingdon, Va., Sunday
• Santa Train packed and ready to roll
• Donation represents significant support for Healing Hands Health Center
• City schools 'trying to stay ahead of the curve' with school lunches
• Greene Devils continue run through state playoffs
• Salvation Army begins annual Angel Tree and Red Kettle drives
• It's a rocket, man: Ridgeview students have a blast blasting off model rockets
• Sheriff: Former jailer caught on video bringing contraband into jail
• Man charged with torturing, killing dog
• Jury awards 11 million in drunk driving civil case
• BREAKING NEWS: Wreck on Rt. 23 stalls traffic
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• Two Niswonger Children's Hospital patients treated to Cowboys game by Jason Witten
• Jury awards pedestrian's parents $11 million in Johnson City drunken driving death
• Former Sullivan County corrections officer indicted on 42 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor
• Former D.A. Enters Not Guilty Plea
• Washington County officials brainstorming ways to fix courthouse's pesky pigeon problem
• Tennessee Board of Regents to meet Monday to name new ETSU president
• Report: Garage door opener used for theft of weapons, other items
• David Crockett High School HOSA students hosting blood drive
• Scientists warn: Get ready for extreme weather
• Order gives Occupy Nashville protesters more time on plaza
• Local couple working to cast local talent for reality TV show
• Hunters Crossing subdivision should expect water outage on Nov. 22
• Jury selection in Kingsport capital murder trial halted
• Former Sullivan jailer indicted for sexual exploitation of minors
• Former prosecutor Crumley arraigned while absent from court; judge steps down
• West Tenn. mayor pleads not guilty to bribery
• Carter school board approves end-of-term test funding for lower two grades
• Gobblers ... start your drumsticks! Turkey Trot set for Thanksgiving
• Man convicted of killing pedestrian faces trial in victim's parents' civil suit
• What compels adults to abuse, neglect children?
• SC man gets life in prison for killing Tenn. man
• Deputy burned by meth fumes
• Johnson City man arrested for drug distribution
• Despite freeze, TVA CEO Kilgore pay up $352,000 in 2011
• Obama sending Clinton to repressive Myanmar
• Okla. St. women's basketball coaches die in Ark. plane crash
• Update: Yacht captain says Wagner responsible for Natalie Wood death
• Knoxville police chief: Officers are trained to stop threat, not wound
• Two Johnson City residents charged with multiple counts of motor vehicle burglary
• Death of Abingdon toddler a reminder to report suspected child abuse
• Speedway Children's Charities' hosts annual Night of Smiles
• Some must switch doctors due to CIGNA, MSHA split
• Scenes from Whitetop Mountain
• Syracuse puts assistant coach on leave amid alleged molestation inquiry
• Healing Hands to receive $10,000 grant
• E&H professor named 2011 Carnegie Foundation Virginia Professor of the Year
• Detectives taking new look at Natalie Wood's death
• Attorneys ask judge to let Unicoi Co. sheriff skip arraignment appearance
• Johnston Memorial Hospital achieves LEED Gold certification
• Johnson City police charge 2 in series of auto burglaries
• Police say man choked, slapped girlfriend
• Grand jury indicts man on charges of selling drugs
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• Woman says teen climbed in window, choked her
• Officials make step for new road through Optimist Park, shelter building site
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• Capturing cougars: Area couple looks to cast talent for local reality show
• JCHA apartment residents' flat-rate rent to quadruple
• Hundreds served at Thanksgiving meal at Carver Rec
• Iris Glen reduces its rate increase
• Warmer weather rolling back into region
• 'Night of Smiles' raises record amount for kids in need
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• E&H Professor Award
• LEED Certification
• TBR Chancellor recommends Brian Noland as ETSU's next president, board to meet Monday
• Suboxone: blessing or just another problem?
• Hispanic population growing in Tennessee, our region
• Shopping 4 Others working to make holidays bright for some Johnson City children
• New Bristol school gives children living with cancer a place to learn
• TBR to consider Noland for next ETSU president
• Brush Creek sewer contract set to be OK'd
• Water in gas tanks? Elizabethton residents think vandal disabled cars
• Tennessee child pornography defendant says he's blind
• East Tennessee mother sues schools for $5M over bullying
• Update: One arrested, one sought in Kingsport home invasion, robbery
• UPDATE: Kingsport police arrest one of two in aggravated burglary, kidnapping case
• White House shots: Idaho man charged with trying to assassinate Obama
• Republican plan would trim mortgage deductions, tax health benefits
• Romney meets privately with backers in Knoxville; media barred
• House Speaker Boehner says he won't allow war savings to boost jobs
• Rogersville man charged with solicitation of a minor
• Police investigating W. Knoxville home invasion
• Airline forces stranded passengers to cough up extra cash for fuel
• Report: Tennessee animal shelter employees had ties to dogfighting
• Police investigate Kingsport home invasion, robbery
• Memphis teacher accused of trying to lure students into sex acts
• Occupy protesters coordinate in marches nationwide
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• Johnson City, Elizabethton nurses disciplined
• Budget Committee OKs pay raises, new position
• Elizabethton police: Good Samaritan stole from neighbor he helped
• Accused in Kingsport abduction turns himself in to police
• What are the laws in Tennessee, Virginia when it comes to reporting child abuse?
• Workers push back against earlier holiday openings ahead of Black Friday
• Disposal fees for 'small haulers' in Johnson City cut in half
• Johnson City woman sentenced to 188 months for crack cocaine conspiracy
• Ask the right questions to keep your children safe
• Mother, live-in boyfriend charged with felony child abuse and neglect
• Bristol attorney draws judge's wrath
• Volunteers prepare for annual Santa Train
• 'Smorgasbord' of weapons found in Atkins, Va., home
• Bristol Blotter 11-17-11
• Central students take lessons in finance
• Unicoi jail doctor charged with DUI after incident
• Garage project finished on time, on budget
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• UPDATE: Police arrest mom, another suspect in death of 2-year-old Abingdon girl
• Center St. to be closed briefly Thursday behind Dobyns-Bennett High School
• Johnson City nurse suspended for working under the influence
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• Smyth County police arrest three, uncover meth lab
• Carver center hoping for full house at annual Thanksgiving dinner
• Missouri mother jailed after 1-year-old found dead
• Police investigating gunpoint abduction in Kingsport parking lot
• Update: Suspect in shooting near White House arrested
• Rogersville family of seven escapes from early morning fire
• Feds raid Gate City Va., medical clinic
• Two charged with metal theft from Kingsport community center
• Kingsport woman kidnapped at bus stop, kicks her way to freedom
• Johnson City store employee charged with stealing bank deposits
• Johnson City woman charged with theft from Crazy 8
• Friends arrested after fight involving knife in Carter County
• Traffic stop leads to arrest of man wanted in Carter County
• Activists, residents rallying against Wise County mine
• Today's front page
• Twelve free computers destined for local students via PC 4 Me
• Man charged with abusing girlfriend's children
• Meeting scheduled to consider naming next ETSU president
• Kingsport man charged with pointing rifle at passing motorists
• JCMC opens new team member parking garage, first step in hospital upgrades
• Crip gang member sentenced for drug trafficking in Greene, Hamblen counties
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• Board to meet Nov. 21 to consider new ETSU president
• Hilltoppers sweep Sullivan South in swimming
• School bus wreck sends 2 students to hospital
• Secret Service says bullet hit White House
• UT rejects discrimination claim by 3 women's athletic department employees
• Kingsport mayor welcomes lawsuit over law banning synthetic marijuana
• Elizabethton man arrested for stealing camera from Portrait Innovations
• Academy at King to host open House in new facility
• Vanderbilt at Tennessee: Vandy ripping off big play after big play
• Forum focusing on economic, environmental issues to be held in Abingdon
• Hardee's Classic: Crockett thinking repeat
• Bristol jailer found guilty of phone harassment
• Elizabethton man charged with stealing camera from Johnson City portrait studio
• Holiday season begins in Carter County with annual tree lighting
• Community Strengthening Summit focus on personal responsibility
• Virginia Christmas tree guide released online
• State law clear: If you suspect child abuse, you must report it
• In wake of Penn State scandal, official discusses the ETSU reporting process
• Parking garage to transform west end of ETSU campus
• Bristol, Tenn., leaders unveil plan aimed at strengthening economic future
• Annual drive for homeless veterans under way
• Shoplifting suspect fatally shot after pulling gun on police inside Knox Walmart
• Elizabethton tree lighting - video
• Former Bluff City police chief decides not to appeal firing
• Pakistani officials: Suspected US missiles kill 16
• Democrats, Republicans far apart on deficit deal
• Obama insists US does not fear China
• Bucs' defense shuts down Appalachian State
• Heroes project helping Melting Pot
• Physician assistant donates defibrillators to Jonesborough safety officers
• Police releasing no detains in death of 2-year-old Abingdon girl
• Former Penn State grad says school's reputation tarnished by recent events
• Parents going to new lengths to expose children to chicken pox
• Construction could disrupt traffic on Blakely Drive, Kingsport
• Bristol Blotter 11-16-11
• Unicoi Valley Family Practice doctor resigns after DUI arrest
• Kingsport takes steps to ban synthetic drugs
• Sprint to build call center in Sullivan Co.
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• Child support cases are up in Sullivan and other Tennessee counties
• Tip leads Bristol, Va., police to meth lab, marijuana, handgun
• Local doctor employed by county arrested for drunken driving
• Post office losses mount to $5.1 billion last year
• Gang member sentenced for involvement in drug trafficking in Greene, Hamblen counties
• Kingsport man allegedly fires gun while holding couple in their home
• Elizabethton tree lighting scheduled tonight, watch live
• Greene Co. man awakened by daughter's attempt to stab him
• Cordle arrested for holding couple against their will
• Federal defendant faces decades in prison after trial
• DEA warns public of extortion scam
• One arrested after home search reveals meth materials
• Lobbyist minimized gay issue in fight to overturn anti-discrimination protections
• Is it that time already? It sure is - time to Dash Through the Snow in a rollic...
• People Loving People Thanksgiving dinner in Rogersville needing volunteers
• Traffic stop leads to crack cocaine arrest in Johnson City
• Operation Christmas Child gears up in Tri-Cities
• Republicans in Congress push back on healthier school lunches
• Stabbed woman flags down police in Knoxville
• Video reveals details surrounding inmate's death in the Red Onion rec yard
• UT QB Bray cleared to practice but questionable for Vandy game
• Annual Elizabethton tree lighting set tonight
• Occupy Chattanooga protesters move aside for wedding
• 2 Tennessee firefighters hurt extinguishing arson blaze
• Update: Court order allows Occupy Wall St. protesters back
• Fatal fire prompts smoke detector giveaway by volunteer firefighters
• SW Virginia man pleads guilty to statutory rape, drug charges
• Officials work on new plans for old Fairmont gym
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• Highway officials plan to spend $19 million converting the intersection of 11E-19E
• Retired Judge Charles Flannagan speaks in Bristol
• Northeast Tennessee teenagers charged in gumball heist
• Anita Foster-Machado has a passion for the library
• Two arrested following explosion in Damascus
• West Tennessee middle school teacher charged with statutory rape of 11 teens
• Tennessee woman dies in fall over cliff while hiking
• Football nearly done, all eyes on hardwood
• Man unhappy with pizza causes fire at Nashville restaurant
• Accused Penn State coach proclaims innocence of child sex charges in NBC interview
• Homer Simpson would be proud: Krispy Kreme opens today
• Police arrest 70 Wall Street protesters
• Despite report of armed robber, UNC Wilmington to hold classes
• Johnson City man charged with firing stolen gun in back yard
• Who is in charge of ticket allocation for R&R?
• NASCAR should not be a shill for Bank of America
• THOMAS: Well, here's a big surprise: Iran has nuclear weapons
• HINKLE: Price of GOP hypocrisy comes out of your pocket
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• Economic Partnership creates hundreds of jobs for Sullivan County
• Requirements to graduate high school in Tennessee changing
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• Local couple working to cast local talent for reality TV show
• Johnson City man arrested for slashing tires
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• TVA says fuel cost 2.8 Percent higher in December
• TWRA: Don't feed the bears
• Underage drinking: Memphis, Jackson measures could spark state law
• Sheriff OK with deputy's release after stop that resulted in trooper's firing
• Appalachian Power's rates lower this winter
• Roan Mountain wildfire put out with no damage to homes
• Players reject NBA's offer, begin to disband union
• Ohio trucker dies in crash at I-40/I-81 split
• Your Thanksgiving dinner will cost you more this year
• Elizabethton man charged with forgery
• Mean streets? 1952 article gave downtown Johnson City a bad rap
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• Charges dropped against Occupy Nashville protesters
• Update: Police clear out downtown Occupy Oakland camp
• Supreme Court will hear health care reform case this term
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• Two-thirds of Tennessee residents favor more taxes on millionaires
• Local teams fall flat when playoffs start
• Bucs denied A-Sun soccer championship by Eagles' late save
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• J.C. man doing well after transplant
• Bristol Virginia detective Angela Simpson lists child abuse as top priority
• Kimberly Prabhakar gives credit to Bristol Faith in Action
• Bristol Virginia fire department still investigating deadly fire
• Three Southwest Virginia counties added to HIDTA designation
• Meth lab explosion in Damascus
• Hungry mosquitoes fly farther than you think
• VSP has the resources to aid hunters
• Occupy: Police clear OR park, CA action possible
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• Reader thankful for those who pay their own way
• ALS strikes veterans disproportionately
• KRAUTHAMMER: Republican Party be warned: 2012 won't be cakewalk
• Police: Johnson City woman used kitchen knife to cut ex-husband
• MERCER: GOP wrecks prove warning system works
• Forest fire contained after threatening nearby homes
• Video reveals details surrounding inmate's death in the Red Onion rec yard
• Video reveals details surrounding inmate's death in the Red Onion rec yard
• Video reveals details surrounding inmate's death in the Red Onion rec yard
• Poor shooting dooms Bucs in 64-53 loss to Virginia
• Ridgeview Elementary holds annual art walk
• Fish hatchery closure still possible
• Police to crack down on ETSU jaywalkers
• Volunteer Bernie Gray works to keep the Young family cemetery maintained
• Health Challenge field day attracts hundreds
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• Man dies in house fire; wife, child escape with injuries
• Johnson City baby born on 11-11-11 at 11:11pm
• Boy Scoutt food drive begins today
• Number of homeless children growing at an alarming rate
• Saint returns to motivate children
• Saint returns to motivate children
• Saint returns to motivate children
• Saint arrives to motivate children
• Address sticker issue, Bristol
• Michael Jackson, the boy who once channeled the gods
• UPDATE: Postmaster accused of embezzlement
• Is GPS tracking an 'unreasonable search'?
• GOP will just cut, cut and cut
• UPDATE: Postmaster accused of embezzlement
• Ideology trumps reason and reality
• Good Samaritan Ministries Thanksgiving food distribution short on funds
• Hampton one-and-done for second straight year
• A-E finally solves Cyclones
• Maryville mashes 'Toppers
• In a split second, everything changed
• Area student wins NFL Fuel Up to Play 60 Challenge, former NFL star visits
• Penn State puts assistant who witnessed alleged abuse on administrative leave
• Carver Thanksgiving set for Nov. 17
• Washington County, Johnson City schools offerings classes on financial responsibility
• Bucky out — ETSU athletics to introduce new mascot
• Knoxville paper seeks records on drug-abusing judge who presided over double mur...
• Doctors: Test all kids for cholesterol by age 11
• Restaurants offer military members, vets thank-you meals
• Methodist clergy face discipline over gay unions
• Massive crowd turns out for Veterans Memorial dedication in Johnson City
• Red-light cam vendor sues over Tennessee restrictions on tickets
• Kingsport gains more than 800 jobs, leads the region in job creation
• Cyclones primed for A-E
• Mighty Maryville awaits Hilltoppers
• Volunteers to gather in prep for 69th annual Santa Train
• Tri-Cities Heart Walk raises $110k in fight against heart disease
• Obama delays oil pipeline, Neb. claims victory
• Surveillance video of prison murder obtained by Bristol Herald Courier
• Sheriff: Amish man's beard cut in new Ohio attack
• Festival of Trees set for Nov. 13
• Stocks surge after Italy passes economic reforms
• Bristol begins implementation of Fairmount Neighborhood Plan
• Johnson City man arrested on multiple felony charges
• Christmas crafts show to take final bow at Sycamore Shoals
• Shoes like gloves for your feet; Offer protection while giving barefoot feeling
• Art Powers, publisher of JC Press, to retire
• Surveillance video of prison murder obtained by Bristol Herald Courier
• Louis Perna II honored in Bristol
• This Veterans Day a special one for James Rasnake
• Bones found in wall of Marion house under demolition
• Man fatally shot on plaza near Occupy Oakland camp
• Officials look into installing sprinkler system at Freedom Hall
• Sullivan County Anti-Drug Coalition working to combat underage drinking
• Paterno gone, but questions at Penn State remain
• East Tennessee woman allegedly stabs cousin during fight over 'booty call'
• Remembering 'The Good Old Days'
• Police: Man flees on foot after wrecking stolen vehicle
• Bluff City leaders are a joke
• Pitts' name calling childish
• Virginia Tech students, professors excited about Meteorology major
• Dedication today for final phase of Elizabethton memorial
• VA celebration honors veterans
• Bill Gatton makes major donation to education
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• An argument between friends ends with one dead, the other charged with murder
• Tennessee won't seek death penalty in newborn slayings
• Who's legally responsible to report child sexual abuse?
• Dentist's drills could be causing dental professionals hearing loss
• Breaking News: Meth lab found in Gray mobile home
• Lane closures on West State St. Nov. 13
• Trying to prevent a Penn State scandal from happening in the Tri-Cities
• Johnson County settles Ten Commandments suit
• Tennessee governor seeks to drop Occupy Nashville charges
• Ex-Israeli president to serve 7 years for rape
• Haba lifts Bucs in A-Sun quarterfinals
• Trial date reaffirmed for Sullivan County TV evangelist in abuse and neglect case
• Thieves strike ruins of Elizabethton house destroyed by fire
• Changes coming from new Washington County Commonwealth's Attorney Price
• Restaurants offer military members, vets thank-you meals
• Draft Billy? Draft Kermit? Oscars have job opening
• Should Penn State coach Joe Paterno have been fired?
• Minor quake shakes East Tennessee
• Olan Mills bought by Minnesota competitor
• East Tennessee school bus crash injures students
• Yo-yo market: US stocks rebound a day after big losses
• Middle TN investors file suit, claim they were tricked in Tea Party TV scheme
• Undercover state troopers infiltrate Occupy Nashville protesters
• Perry: 'This ain't a day for quitting nothing'
• Officials working to deal with hazardous juncture of 11E, Cherokee in Jonesborough
• Grand jury indicts former prosecutor
• Update: Man dies in Carter Co. hunting incident
• Ruritan donation to help victims of April's tornado
• Update: Penn State fires Paterno, Spanier; students react
• Three Southwest Virginia counties designated highly trafficked drug regions
• Bristol school system opens Chinese language classes
• Federal courthouse in Big Stone Gap celebrating 100 years
• Washington County, Va., leaders delay $9.6 million bond issue
• Voter turnout near 40 percent
• Confessing a sin of omission
• Exploring Occupy Wall Street
• Be careful what you wish for
• Oil company fire started in small opening in an electrical junction box
• Hart Corporation Negotiates Sale of Johnson City, TN Plant
• Double-murder trial under way in Blountville
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• Hawkins County monkey owner gets eight years in meth lab case
• Train ride set for Roanoke to Bristol
• Vern Presley admits his fight may be uphill
• Sue Williams launched crusade to reduce number of strays
• Chattanooga men arrested on drug charges in Johnson City motel raid
• One charged with filing false police report
• Woman charged with vandalizing vehicle
• Wash. Co. Commission working to redefine role
• Godfrey, Price face off for commonwealth attorney
• Carrico, Lamie agree the race is all about jobs
• Congress shouldn't charge us so much for being our servants
• Artisans' co-op might have to close if it has to move again
• THOMAS: GOP governor triumphs in largely Democratic Louisiana
• OTHER VIEWS: A White House free of scandal
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• Pope's attorney files brief
• Government can't solve the problems that it created
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• Parole officers monitor sex offenders on Halloween
• Elizabethton High School students can learn how to fly starting Nov. 2
• Jury Selection begins in high profile murder case
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• SpineCor back brace offers relief to those with scoliosis
• Fort Henry Drive repaving slated for this week
• Lamar School honored for exemplary environmental program
• Dobyns-Bennett marching band to perform in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Atlas Inc. to pay more than $39K in overtime wages after U.S. Labor Department investigation
• JCPB continues to rebuild downtown Jonesorough's electrical infrastructure
• Local man arrested for fifth DUI
• Johnson City man charged with introducing contraband into a jail
• Jonesborough man arrested for assault after hitting another man with beer bottle
• Ron Ison, Jr.
• Johnson City man flees from JCPD twice after traffic stops
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• Delegate Bill Carrico runs a "get-acquainted" campaign
• John Lamie wants to keep expenses and taxes low
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• Delegate Will Morefield hopes to extend progress
• Neighborhood's worst nightmare wins haunted homes contest
• Abuse Alternative makes a difference for victims of domestic violence
• Rohr gets a nod to be next Bristol, Va., circuit clerk
• Reader concerned about Hieatt's job credentials
• Ask the people how to spend money
• KRAUTHAMMER: Gadhafi had his chance to leave Libya peacefully
• MERCER: Will black voters save president?
• 25 years later: Local religion case still impacts education
• Police: Johnson City man jailed on drug charge after fleeing twice
• Dubose puts on offensive show in Bucs' basketball debut
• Downtown traffic stop results in 5th DUI charge
• Man charged with assaulting downtown Johnson City shoe shop's elderly owner
• Washington Co., Va., should obey open meetings rule
• Buchanan deputies to be honored on memorial wall
• WCSO arrests seven after meth discovered
• Pumpkinpalooza a fun event for children of all ages
• Presley, Morefield offer different strategies for helping region
• Puckett, Light vying for four-year term in newly redrawn state Senate District
• Light says God inspired him to run
• Puckett says he was inspired by his late father
• Vote wisely for county supervisors
• Support Terry Rohr on Nov. 8
• Vote Lamie for Va. Senate
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• Seven arrested in meth bust
• Seven arrested in Johnson City meth lab bust
• Twin City's twin project proves to be successful
• Trunk or Treat, where children can trick-or-treat safely
• Alexander: 'No one blames President Obama for the problems he inherited'
• Mixed emotions as the U.S. leaves Iraq
• Winter on its way to Southwest Virginia
• The best representation corporate money can buy
• Re-elect Jeff Richardson for Smyth County commissioner
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• Kingsport residents displaced for two months due to storm damaged apartments
• Take Back Day events help to dispose of old drugs properly
• Hawkins County man leads deputies on high speed chase while ditching drugs
• Virginia Counterdrug Program to support Drug Take Back Day
• College pricing calculator to help students, parents gauge costs
• Abingdon police officers discover meth pre-cursors during traffic stop
• US surveillance policy remains shrouded in secrecy
• Gov. Rick Perry: If at first you don't secede, try birther movement
• Wildfire burns nearly 100 acres near Chilhowie, Va.
• BTPD's Jared Patrick honored as champion for domestic abuse victims
• UPDATE: Highway 421 open again in Johnson County
• Bluff City responds to ticket suit
• Return Smyth County Commissioner of the Revenue Jeff Richardson to office
• Vote David N. Leonard for Circuit Court clerk
• Manufacturers association launches new programs
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• Sheriff's ties to state inmate prompted TBI investigation
• Bristol Blotter 10-28-11
• Chilhowie Fire 2
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• Pinnacle Mountain Fire Tower opens in Unicoi
• Conference brings awareness against domestic violence
• Former World War II POW laid to rest in Carter County
• Greene County man convicted in major cocaine, crack drug trafficking case
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• Bristol Herald Courier wins first place in MegaAwards
• Three days, three candidates, three marathon interviews at ETSU
• Haslam appoints ETSU College of Public Health dean to Health and Wellness Task Force
• ETSU College of Nursing receives three awards at TNA Convention
• McDonnell: State layoffs can't be ruled out
• Melila Preptit knows something about struggles
• Good teevee, bad politics
• Candidates for 38th Virginia Senate district square off in Radford
• Republicans giddy about taking back the Virginia Senate
• Eastman Chemical Co. hosts National Chemistry Week celebration
• Bristol Virginia voters face choice for Circuit Court Clerk
• Bristol Blotter 10-27-11
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• Virginia First Lady Maureen McDonnell helps Girls Inc. of Bristol celebrate anniversary
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• Three sisters diagnosed with breast cancer hope to educate
• Kingsport shooting victims believe order or protection provoked shooter
• Sullivan County pauper funeral budget almost gone
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• This week's intake report from the Washington County Detention Center.
• Gatton College of Pharmacy, area partners help dispose of expired medications
• Twenty-one people indicted on drug, money laundering, firearms charges
• Netherland Inn Rd. roundabout to close Wednesday night for water line repairs
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• I-26 lane closure in Unicoi County today
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• Johnson City man sentenced on federal crack cocaine charges
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• Join the American Heart Association's Heart Walk this weekend
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• Remember when Toppers won?
• Occupy Aerojet movement planned, forum focuses on depleted uranium's usage and s...
• DAG files response to Harris motion
• Food City will get special tax credit for redeveloping Abingdon property
• Bristol, Va., seeks transportation funding to create a traffic circle
• Virginia's first lady visits Bristol's Girls Inc.
• Five points could be turned into a circle
• Ranking puts Bristol in an unwanted Top 10
• Washington County, Va., moves toward bond issue for medical school project
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• HPV vaccine now recommended for boys as well
• Drought causes low peanut yield, could result in high prices
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• Beamer weighs in as NCAA pushes $2K extra for athletes
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• CNA given maximum sentence for abusing patients in Limestone nursing home
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• Johnson City man arrested for swindling man out of $950
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• Blue Ridge Parkway closure for I-26 bridge repairs
• Food City kicks off annual Race Against Hunger
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• State Police call off search for possible plane crash in Alleghany County
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• TVA rolls out redesigned EnergyRight solutions website
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• Buladean, N.C. man arrested for indecent liberties with a child
• Holston Valley adds second location for lower-dose CT scans
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• The Bristol Blotter
• Betsy White an advocate for the arts
• Delegate hopeful Michael Osborne plans to file lawsuit
• Michael Osborne makes bid for 5th District House of Delegates
• Community comes to aid of fire victims
• Speedway in Lights gears up for another season
• Silent Witness program sends out a strong message
• THOMAS: Vote for Obama because he's black? Whither equality?
• Killing of teen rasies question
• OTHER VIEW: President should define post-Gadhafi international policy
• Harris files motion to dismiss charges, then attends commission meeting
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• Update: Man charged with 3 counts attempted murder in Kingsport apartment shootings
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• Tri-Cities soldier stationed in Afghanistan witnesses child's birth via Skype
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• Homecoming festivities set for Oct. 28-29 at Milligan
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• Sheriff Kent Harris booked, processed into Unicoi County Jail
• UPDATE: Attorney files for dismissal in Sheriff Kent Harris case
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• UPDATE: Former D.A. Crumley reckless driving, evading arrest case headed to grand jury
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• 5 quake survivors saved from rubble in Turkey; death toll at 272
• Fire in Johnson City leaves couple without home
• KPD urges people to be on the lookout for missing girl
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• Traffic stop leads to arrest of Jonesborough man
• Couple arrested for possession of stolen car in Johnson City
• Family Promise wants to head off homelessness
• Bristol families receive new homes from Habitat for Humanity
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• GOP hopeful O'Quinn has political credits
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• Information sought on Gary Short's death
• Writer's mother was very blessed at the end
• Fred Parker endorsed for re-election
• KRAUTHAMMER: GOP candidates have a slap-down in the desert
• MERCER: Uncertainty is a hard thing to sell
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• Local girl moving to Cambodia to help girls involved in sex trafficking
• Early morning fire destroys Johnson City house
• Unicoi County won't allow citizens to hear sheriff discussion
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• Children get winter coats at King College giveaway
• Community should be glad to have its 'quiet heroes'
• Cash on hand influences campaigns
• O'Quinn, Osbourne vie for 5th District seat
• No apology for being conservative
• Hundreds walk to fight diabetes
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• Johnson City police arrest 2 on meth charges
• The Bristol Blotter for Saturday, Oct. 22, 2011
• Americorps helping to rebuild houses in Glade Spring, Va.
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• UPDATE: Body of woman found in Bristol, Va. home
• Kingsport boy battles back after massive stroke
• Busted water main leaves many in Bluff City without water
• Elizabethton man reports car stolen to collect insurance money
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• Former DA Crumley bound over to grand jury in reckless endangerment case
• Beef 'O' Brady's adds to Kingsport restaurant line-up at new Downtown Food City
• Mother, son arrested for assaulting woman in Kingsport parking lot
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• Local foodie making a difference in Cambodia
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• Johnson City to Thrill the World; proceeds benefit Downtown Clinic
• ACT looking to fill 200 position at call center
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• Middle, Elementary schools in Bluff City to release early today
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• TBI issues Amber Alert for missing Overton Co. girl
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• Area law enforcement agencies receive federal safety grants
• All Carter students to be tested at year's end
• Food, fun, freebies to be offered at NASCAR race viewing party
• Mother, son arrested for assualting woman in Kingsport parking lot
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• Bristol woman honored for use of seat belt she says saved her life
• United Way of Bristol surpasses halfway mark
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• Library staff are great 'enablers'
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• Democrat's class warfare strategy divides Americans
• It will be tough for Dems to vote for Obama in 2012
• UPDATED: Oadis White charged with crime against fellow cellmate
• Oadis White charged with crime against fellow cellmate
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• Commonwealth's attorney announces adult drug court program
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• NASCAR champ Jimmie Johnson helps Henry County kids release trout
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• Unicoi County sheriff reports to own jail
• Bluff City handyman arrested after failing to do roof repairs
• Update: Two arrested in abduction attempt at HMG building; one armed with handgun
• Convicted murderer accused of raping cellmate in Bristol, Va., Jail
• VA Medical Center holding Saturday flu vaccination clinics for vets
• Rain, snow, sleet not enough to stop Wise rocket launch
• Sheriff Kent Harris booked, processed into Unicoi County Jail
• Tenn. Governor urges flu vaccine use
• Tri-State Cardiology joining Wellmont CVA Heart Institute
• Man charged in fatal shooting of East Knox acquaintance
• JCMC recognized for low infection rates by U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
• 64 U.S. sailors to be kicked out for drug use
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• Police: Man fatally shot by crime partner in Nashville
• Woman in custody following abduction attempt at Holston Medical Group
• JMH: Donate blood, win a flat screen
• AT&T hiring at Lebanon, Va. call center
• Updated with details: Libya's Moammar Gadhafi killed in hometown battle
• Gadhafi captured; President schedules news conference for 2 p.m.
• Update: East Tennessee teens killed in I-40 crash
• East Tennessee 8th grader charged with gun in school
• Milligan to inaugurate President William B. Greer on Friday, Oct. 28
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• Carter County woman finds burglars in living room
• Johnson City Commission to explore solar power
• 2 killed, 1 hurt, I-40 shut down eastbound in Knox
• Wilcox not recommended for parole
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• Comfirmed: Gadhafi dead
• AT&T hiring at Lebanon, Va. call center
• Grand opening of Chester Inn Museum planned
• Staff Sgt. Leep remembered as a hard worker and a good soldier
• Statue moved to new perch near Cumberland Square Park
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• Rumors: Gadhafi captured
• Update: Ohio's wild animal ordeal concludes; dozens of rare cats slain
• First four finalists for ETSU president interviewed
• Warmer weather expected to return next week
• Fact vs. fiction on economic history
• Who needs talent? Fairness is a lot more important
• DCSG: Shepherd's Inn not authorized to solicit contributions
• Virginia Tech students react to student loan debt at all-time high
• County officials: CDBG money a big boost to tornado rebuilding effort
• UPDATED: Bristol, Tenn., Police Dept. investigating death of seven-month-old
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• TVA Regional Resource Stewardship Council to meet in Knoxville
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• Elizabethton man accused of robbing neighbor's home
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• Carter County woman scammed out of $62,000
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• Dickenson County school bus crashes, driver charged with reckless driving
• Apple unveils faster, more powerful iPhone
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• It's a great year for locally grown pumpkins
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• Kingsport police searching for woman accused of lighting man on fire
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• UPDATE: Former D.A. involved in police chase had a loaded handgun in his car
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• UPDATE: Identity of bicycle rider killed on Hwy 36 released
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• Tide turning in favor of healthy school lunches
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• When pride triumphed
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• UNITED WAY: Bristol YWCA was there for a family in need
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• Four months after tornadoes neighborhoods rising again
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• Testimony reveals Gleason had pre-planned death schedule for all three of his victims
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• DREYZEHNER COLUMN: The drug trade can be curtailed
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• Irene's advance alters wedding for Bristol, Tenn., native
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• Obama 'leads from the rear'
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• Richmond, Va., is as guilty as Washington in imposing insurance requirements
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• Local geologist says no one knows for sure when another earthquake might occur
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• Slate set for local elections in November
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• As God's chosen, Israel should be supported
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• TVA inspects facilities after earthquake as a safety precaution
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• UPDATE: Governor, Cantor headed to Louisa today to view quake damage
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• Woe unto the nation that turns against Israel
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• Steel fabricator to add jobs, expand operations in Abingdon
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• Abingdon to host Virginia love sign in September
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• 4.2-magnitude quake reported in Louisa at 8:04 p.m.
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• Two intruders caught sleeping in caskets at Weaver's Funeral Home
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• EMERGING POWER: Christina Blevins believes in Bristol
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• CAL THOMAS: Many explanations, excuses for riots in the UK
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• Appalachian Fair kicks off 85th season
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• Obama statement on Libya planned at 2 p.m.: Watch Live
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• Charges dropped against suspended Kingsport police officer
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• Race crew teams up with Sullivan Co. sheriffs to solve mystery of James Hutson's death
• UNITED WAY: Stacee Stout glad to have Girls Inc. of Bristol in her life
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• Bud Phillips moves on as Joe Johnson looks to run
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• Popping off on fireworks
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• Man dies when ATV rolls into creek
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• UPDATE: Six sent to hospital after Carter Co. Jail contamination
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• Police hunt for escapee in Coeburn, Va.
• Disability-friendly visitor center good use of grant funds
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• Regional United Way chapters hold campaign kickoff luncheon
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• Bristol Sessions included in new TV program
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• Article finally tells the story of Dotty Cox and the MLB
• Bristol Blotter 08-20-11
• Government must learn to spend like normal folk
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• UPDATE: ETSU doctor under investigation resigns
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• UPDATE: Mother, boyfriend arrested in Marion child's death
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• Kingsport businessman accused of voyeurism
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• Woman arrested, accused of passing bad checks
• Evaluations worry Tennessee teachers
• Contraband finds its way into regional jails in a variety of ways
• District Attorney General Barry Staubus takes oath of office
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• Reid, Pelosi are Obama's nightmare
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• Terry Labonte, others gather for Speedway Children's Charities Shooting Stars Tournament
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• Kingsport resident wins $420,000 in Tennessee Cash lotto
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• Bristol Public Library now has complete collection of local newspapers
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• Ten Commandments are no longer a way to be saved
• Virginia Mining Association should honor Adam Light
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• Congressman Phil Roe at Erwin National Fish Hatchery
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• UPDATE: Unicoi County arrests two in murder plot
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• Rare infection reported in Va.
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• Chart: Impaired rivers and streams by river basin
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• List: The region's impaired rivers and streams
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• TBI investigating claims Hawkins Co. commissioner was paid to vote for judge
• Federal jury convicts two Sullivan Co. residents on charges of bank fraud
• U.S. consumers shoring up finances according to Consumer Distress Index
• Nationally known teen author speaks at Bristol Public Library
• Local businessman, mortgage consultant could face 30 years for scheme
• Tea party decline good sign for thinking Americans
• NASCAR drivers make appearance at Anderson Elementary School
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• Dickenson officials call school deal 'a dream come true'
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• Bristol Tennessee officials voice support for Cultural Heritage Center
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• Thanks to fire crew for its response
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• Comic page tells us the condition of our country
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• Unicoi County stops murder plot
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