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Johnson City is becoming known for its Christmas trees.
11/28/2025

Johnson City is becoming known for its Christmas trees.

The Washington County Schools Board of Education is considering a partnership with the county commission to pursue state...
11/28/2025

The Washington County Schools Board of Education is considering a partnership with the county commission to pursue state grant funding for new recreational facilities at four school sites.

The Washington County Schools Board of Education is considering a partnership with the county commission to pursue state grant funding for new recreational facilities at four school sites.

Johnson City agreed with the city's Industrial Development Board to offer tax abatements for some companies to help fost...
11/28/2025

Johnson City agreed with the city's Industrial Development Board to offer tax abatements for some companies to help foster business and housing growth.

Johnson City agreed to offer tax abatements for some companies to help foster business and housing growth in the city with the city’s Industrial Development Board.

The Holiday Makers Faire returns to downtown Jonesborough just in time for holiday shopping.
11/28/2025

The Holiday Makers Faire returns to downtown Jonesborough just in time for holiday shopping.

Mill Spring Makers Market presents the biannual Holiday Makers Faire, encouraging attendees to shop local and small businesses this holiday season.

Educators Christine Lewis and Cara Harker are ETSU's 2025 Notable Women because of their excellence in teaching, researc...
11/28/2025

Educators Christine Lewis and Cara Harker are ETSU's 2025 Notable Women because of their excellence in teaching, research and service.

East Tennessee State University has recognized educators Christine Lewis and Cara Harker as 2025 Notable Women for their excellence in teaching, research and service, according to a news release.

Fern and Fable opened Friday in downtown Jonesborough, inviting shoppers into a whimsical, story-inspired world of handc...
11/28/2025

Fern and Fable opened Friday in downtown Jonesborough, inviting shoppers into a whimsical, story-inspired world of handcrafted treasures and interactive experiences.

Owners Ethan and Taylor Clemmons held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday for Ferns and Fables, an interactive gift shop, offering potion making, magical gifts and themed games.

The Tennessee Valley Authority is funding hands-on learning programs at several Northeast Tennessee schools as part of a...
11/28/2025

The Tennessee Valley Authority is funding hands-on learning programs at several Northeast Tennessee schools as part of a regional push to strengthen K-12 science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) programming.

https://www.johnsoncitypress.com/news/northeast-tn-schools-land-tva-funding-to-boost-stem-programs/article_8b01b82f-f76a-47e2-b2d2-0cac225ed360.html?fbclid=IwY2xjawOWx25leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETFBM3ZiMDB4cXlDZ3BOemtpc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHhOvEdxhoMNXDHvy5AyNH12juZm6N90DT_ILR7YyMiLU0n_B5yicK4t5kuxg_aem_owl9J0uXIh-coIIz870iCg

The Tennessee Valley Authority has awarded grants to several Northeast Tennessee schools as part of a regional push to strengthen K-12 science, technology, engineering and math programming.

State Sen. Crowe says children's book threatens federal funds.
11/28/2025

State Sen. Crowe says children's book threatens federal funds.

State Sen. Rusty Crowe raised concerns over children’s books in the Johnson City Public Library, including “Fred Gets Dressed,” saying some titles may promote gender ideology and risk Tennessee library federal funding. The Tennessee Secretary of State ordered libraries across the state to revi...

The Johnson City Turkey Trot returned Thursday for its biggest race yet.
11/28/2025

The Johnson City Turkey Trot returned Thursday for its biggest race yet.

The Johnson City Turkey Trot returned Thursday with its biggest race yet.

Prince Kollie’s crowning glory could come Saturday.
11/28/2025

Prince Kollie’s crowning glory could come Saturday.

Prince Kollie’s crowning glory could come Saturday.

Daniel Boone and Science Hill advanced to the girls’ championship of the 36th annual Hardee’s Classic at David Crockett ...
11/27/2025

Daniel Boone and Science Hill advanced to the girls’ championship of the 36th annual Hardee’s Classic at David Crockett High School.

Daniel Boone and Science Hill advanced to the girls’ championship of the 36th annual Hardee’s Classic at David Crockett High School.

West Ridge hung around with Clinton early, but the Wolves faded from the Dragons’ rear-view mirror on Wednesday.
11/27/2025

West Ridge hung around with Clinton early, but the Wolves faded from the Dragons’ rear-view mirror on Wednesday.

BLUFF CITY — West Ridge hung around with Clinton early, but the Wolves faded from the Dragons’ rear-view mirror on Wednesday.

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Johnson City, TN
37601

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Welcome to Johnson City Press on Facebook. Since 1934, the Johnson City Press has served readers in Northeast Tennessee with daily news, sports and features, and advertisers with multiple avenues to distribute their message.

The newspaper’s longtime motto, “What the people don’t know WILL hurt them,” remains the heart of our mission. Our team is committed to keeping readers informed about local matters that impact their lives most — government, business, education, health care, law enforcement and more. Personal stories and a variety of perspectives characterize each edition.

The Press’ core coverage areas extend beyond Johnson City, Jonesborough and Washington County into the surrounding communities that make our metropolitan region. We also maintain a close eye on state, national and international issues, particularly in how they relate to and affect our local way of life.

As a unit of Six Rivers Media, LLC, the Johnson City Press is a locally owned and managed publication. Alongside the Kingsport Times News, The Herald and Tribune in Jonesborough, The Erwin Record, The Tomahawk in Mountain City and The NET360 digital services agency, the Press is dedicated to community involvement and the success of the Appalachian Highlands region.