The Kingsport chapter of Sleep in Heavenly Peace has built more than 150 beds for underprivileged children in the Tri-Cities over the past two…
The Tri-Cities Civil War Roundtable will host speaker Eric Jacobson on Monday, April 12, at 7 p.m. in the Little Theater of the Kingsport Rena…
ROGERSVILLE — Jack’s life got off to a rough start, trapped inside a small feces-filled shed with several other dogs, one of which was already…
ROGERSVILLE — Where an average person might see a teapot and a cup, Knoxville artist Rhonda Parolari sees the potential for deluxe accommodati…
Maintaining 200-year-old buildings can be very expensive, but at least one day per year a little bit of salad can go a long way towards preser…
Back when farmers plowed cornfields along Hawkins County’s Holston River bottoms, it was fairly common to find arrowheads and other artifacts …
Founders of the future Surgoinsville Area Archive and Museum got their first look Monday at the proposed floor plan thanks to a former profess…
Kingsport churches joined houses of worship all over the world Sunday in marking one of Christianity's holiest days.
Community members are invited to a “Ringing of the Bells” service this Sunday evening, which will include prayer and reading from King’s speeches.
Reserve Deputy John Reeves was honored Tuesday night in Rogersville as the American Legion Post 21 Hawkins County Law Enforcement Officer of t…
On Saturday, April 10 the Kunselmans will host their fourth annual Spring Vendors Market Day at their Farmhouse at the Valley.
Those in attendance included U.S. Rep. Diane Harshbarger, R-1st, and Kingsport Mayor Pat Shull, the later of whom addressed the group.
On Monday, Rogersville hosted its inaugural Vietnam Veterans Memorial Service to coincide with national Vietnam Memorial Day.
City and community leaders are asking the public to “save the date” for this year’s Juneteenth celebration in Kingsport.
After 14 years on the ETSU campus, a museum showcasing Johnson City's history with the local railroad system is looking for a new home.
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Called “Tennessee Fancy: Decorative Arts of Northeast Tennessee,” the exhibit opens next week in the museum’s Cultural Heritage Gallery.
A piece of the U.S.S. Constitution’s more than two-century history is getting a facelift, thanks to Norton city officials and maintenance workers.
Last year two area Tennessee National Guard recruiters began recruiting friends to help them “ruck” while carrying old U.S. flags, to give Old…
Last month Paragon asked the Times News to help spread the word about a GoFundMe page she had started to raise money for a wheelchair accessib…
KINGSPORT — More than 80 volunteers converged on the Riverview neighborhood Saturday for the annual Riverview Trash Cleanup, the 24th year of …
The ceremony, originally scheduled for October 2020, was postponed because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The doll show will include antique, vintage, modern and art, there will be plush items for sale, along with all manner of accessories – doll h…
With the help of the Bloomingdale Ruritan Club, the family is inviting the community to two upcoming fundraisers, the first of which will be h…
Vendor registration is now open for the Town of Unicoi’s 18th Annual Wayne Scott Strawberry Festival.
This year marks the 60th anniversary of Project Mercury's success sending a chimpanzee named “Enos” into orbit, an event that was witnessed fi…