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Laurel Elementary School is proud to announce its 2025 Teachers of the Year, honoring two exceptional educators whose de...
11/19/2025

Laurel Elementary School is proud to announce its 2025 Teachers of the Year, honoring two exceptional educators whose dedication, compassion, and commitment to student success exemplify the mission and values of our school community.

Laurel Elementary School is proud to announce its 2025 Teachers of the Year, honoring two exceptional educators whose dedication, compassion, and commitment to student success exemplify the mission and values

Work has already started on restoring the eastern half of the Virginia Creeper Trail, which has been closed since Helene...
11/19/2025

Work has already started on restoring the eastern half of the Virginia Creeper Trail, which has been closed since Helene nearly 14 months ago.

A Dec. 11 groundbreaking, up to 250 workers during the summer months, newly-designed bridges and a Fall 2026 completion highlight some of the $240.5 million project to restore the devastated

11/18/2025

Live streaming the 2025 Ballad Health/TN Department of Health COPA Hearing at Northeast State Community College.

The Barter Players brought their version of "I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas" to Heritage Hall in Mountain City on M...
11/18/2025

The Barter Players brought their version of "I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas" to Heritage Hall in Mountain City on Monday, Nov. 10. Several people braved the wintry conditions to view the play.

The Barter Players brought their version of "I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas" to Heritage Hall in Mountain City on Monday, Nov. 10. Several people braved the wintry conditions to

A program designed to support housing rehabilitation efforts has granted Johnson County over half a million dollars.
11/18/2025

A program designed to support housing rehabilitation efforts has granted Johnson County over half a million dollars.

The Mountain City Board of Alderman is open to the idea of adding speed cameras to school zones, after learning that one...
11/18/2025

The Mountain City Board of Alderman is open to the idea of adding speed cameras to school zones, after learning that one out of every six drivers around JCHS goes 11 mph over the speed limit.

Mountain City Aldermen Lawrence Keeble indicated he will not run for reelection, saying, “this is my last year on the co...
11/18/2025

Mountain City Aldermen Lawrence Keeble indicated he will not run for reelection, saying, “this is my last year on the council,” during the Board of Aldermen’s Nov. 4 meeting.

First-year Johnson County boys basketball coach Ethan Harmon must fill big shoes, and that’s not solely a reference to p...
11/18/2025

First-year Johnson County boys basketball coach Ethan Harmon must fill big shoes, and that’s not solely a reference to predecessor Austin Atwood.

Coach Mark McClain’s Johnson County girls basketball team essentially got a baptism by fire during the 2024-25 season.
11/17/2025

Coach Mark McClain’s Johnson County girls basketball team essentially got a baptism by fire during the 2024-25 season.

The Johnson County Board of Education voted 4-0 during its Nov. 6 meeting to request its name be put on the deed for for...
11/17/2025

The Johnson County Board of Education voted 4-0 during its Nov. 6 meeting to request its name be put on the deed for former Mountain City National Guard Armory.

The Town of Mountain City is partnering with the Hometown Service Coalition (HSC) to renovate Ralph Stout Park’s bathroo...
11/17/2025

The Town of Mountain City is partnering with the Hometown Service Coalition (HSC) to renovate Ralph Stout Park’s bathrooms so they'll be available during winter.

The Museum of Butler will have a new exhibit that will tell the earliest-known chapters of the region.
11/15/2025

The Museum of Butler will have a new exhibit that will tell the earliest-known chapters of the region.

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