Tuesday | The Elizabethton Star
WRRWA projects to begin in March
Michael Hughes, executive director of the Watauga River Regional Water Authority, provided a summary this week of funds paid to Jordan, Jones and Goulding, Inc.
Bowers and Hyder were among early Baptist preachers
Among Tennessee's earliest Baptist preachers were J.L. Bowers and J. Hampton Hyder of Carter County.
Judge trims $1.05 million award in foreclosure case
A $1.05 million settlement in a wrongful bankruptcy case against Bank of America was trimmed in a hearing on Monday in Jonesborough.
Group works to preserve historic cemetery
Mismatched and deteriorating tombstones, garbage littering the field and a small wooden sign seem to describe a small cemetery plot in the far reaches of the county.
Beaver Creek focus for BWP meeting
Boone Watershed Partnership will hold a general meeting at 1 p.m. on Thursday, Nov.
Local Revolutionary War Soldiers Honored At Church
Sun Photo by Tom Yancey Tim Massey, standing, commander in chief of the Society of Descendants of Washington's Army at Valley Forge, speaks during a ceremony to honor Andrew and Barbara Susong and their son, Nicholas, for their service in the Revolutionary War.
Stout's Store...from Old Butler to new
For the second time in less than a century the W.S. Stout store of Butler has been moved from its foundations.
The signs of nature bring annual winter prediction
Sun-washed mountains, aglow in autumn's blazing kiss, bask in scarlet splendor 'neath a dome of azure blue.
Johnson County was part of State of Franklin
It is of much interest to me that the area that is now Johnson County has been under so many different governmental bodies.
TWRA: Male Juvenile Dead After Boat Accident On Boone Lake
Washington Co., Tenn. - A young boy, estimated by witnesses at three or four years old, was the focus of a tragic rescue effort Saturday.
Old Butler Days was held this past Friday and Saturday under warm and sunny August skies at Babe Curtis Park.
Botulism suspected in fish, geese deaths at Centennial Park
A young girl tossed a scrap of bread to a goose in Centennial Park's Lake Watauga.
Botulism suspected in fish, geese deaths at Centennial Park
A young girl tossed a scrap of bread to a goose in Centennial Park's Lake Watauga.
Botulism suspected in fish, geese deaths at Centennial Park
A young girl tossed a scrap of bread to a goose in Centennial Park's Lake Watauga.
Churches assist with disaster relief
Members of Pleasant Grove Baptist Church have been donating their time and talents to help ready a disaster relief laundry unit equipped with three washers and four dryers.
City of Watauga Fired One of Its Two Police Officers
The City of Watauga, Tennessee fired one of its two police officers. The one who once served as Sheriff of Carter County.
Body found in Watauga that of missing fisherman
A body found by rafters in the Watauga River has been identified as that of a fisherman missing for a week.
Upcoming East Tennessee State Park Events
Red Clay State Park Fireside Storytelling / Friday Nights in July - Bring a picnic dinner and settle in for an evening of magic.
Fish, birds found dead at Nashville's Centennial Park
Wildlife officials are investigating after hundreds of fish were found dead and dozens of ducks and geese found either dead or dying in Nashville's Centennial Park.
Summer 2009 Rain Excursion Set For July 18th
On July 18th, train enthusiasts will get a rare treat: a 3-hour tour through the Hiwassee River Gorge.