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A "suspicious" looking man in a white shirt and khaki pants was seen "going back and forth" to a home near the intersection of Euclid Avenue and Vance Street.
There's a big mystery in Bristol to be announced Tuesday
What is the big secret going around Bristol? All across Facebook, the aboveA graphicA has been posted as a cover photo.
Thanks for support during veterans food drive
The members of Disabled American Veterans Chapter 40 of Bristol, Va., extends to each of you our appreciation for the donations received during the annual "Forget-Me-Not" drive held May 3, 4 and 5. Managers at the Food City stores, Kroger and Golden Corral in Virginia once again supported the chapter's effort by allowing the collection of donations ... (more)
Not many options for stray animals during the weekend
On Friday evening, my daughter brought in a small tan dog she found running down the middle of Randolph Road.
Heat wave across Tri-Cities region - " just in time for Memorial Day
The average high in May across the Tri-Cities is 79 degrees. The record for May, set on May 31 just last year, was 94.
We should all be so courageous as Phil Timp
Just ask Bristol native Phil Timp, who lives each and every day with a body that fights against him, throwing incurable, infuriating obstacles across his every movement.
William Wampler Sr. hailed as compassionate leader who worked to serve constituents
Wampler, a Republican, represented Southwest Virginia's 9th District in the U.S. House from 1952 to 1954 and again from 1966 until 1982.
Govermnent center purchase: another view
On April 1, 2010, the Washington County, Va., Board of Supervisors voted to purchase a building in Abingdon to house county government offices.
Tone down "Call of Duty," please: A neighbor said someone playing "loud music and video games" was keeping them awake.
Bristol, Va., School Board member thanks voters
First, I would like to thank God for giving me the opportunity to serve. Second, I would like to thank all of the residents of Bristol, Va., who supported me in my re-election bid to the School Board.
Fires burns Bristol, Tenn. home
Fire departments from Bristol, Tenn. and Bristol, Va. were dispatched at 11:18 a.m. today to 401 Blountville Highway.
Testimony in Royston trial Wednesday focused on photographs of bruises and rope burns on woman...
Forensic toxicologists said they found six different sedatives in the blood samples taken from the woman who accused Johnny Frank Royston of rape.
Bald Eagle' Wampler represented 9th District
Former U.S. Rep. William C. Wampler Sr., R-Bristol, an early symbol of Virginia's political competitiveness after decades of one-party rule, died Wednesday night at his Bristol home after a lengthy illness.
Veterans Ride Motorcycles For Memorial Day Celebrations
If you were driving on Interstate 81 Wednesday, you couldn't miss the blare of motorcycle engines and the hundreds of bikers making their way north.
ANDRE TEAGUE/BRISTOL HERALD COURIER - Several hundred Run For The Wall riders take a lunch break at Black Wolf Harley-Davidson on Wednesday afternoon in Bristol, Va.
Washington County Service Authority to oversee wastewater use agreement with BVU
The Washington County Service Authority is now in charge of the agreement governing county wastewater use with Bristol Virginia Utilities.
Bristol, Va., grand jury returns more than 100 drug charges
The charges range from prescription fraud to distribution of crack cocaine. Sixteen of the charges were of distributing cocaine or crack cocaine within 1000 feet of a school.
Bristol gets a brand-new fire truck
BRISTOL, Tenn. - What's black, gold and red all over? The new fire truck set to hit the streets on the western side of the city.
Alpha cites coal-dust changes since mine disaster
Coal producer Alpha Natural Resources says it has taken steps to avoid coal-dust violations of the kind that investigators say caused the 2010 Upper Big Branch Mine explosion that killed 29 men, according to a letter the Bristol, Va.-based company sent to federal prosecutors last week.
Thanks to all who paid tribute to fallen officers
Bristol Virginia Lodge 48 of the Fraternal Order of Police would like to thank the citizens and public officials of Bristol who turned out to pay tribute to fallen law enforcement officers at the memorial service May 16 at the Bristol Virginia Court House.