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    Keep Carter County Beautiful to host Milligan Adopt-A-Highway cleanup March 14

    Keep Carter County Beautiful, in partnership with the Tennessee Department of Transportation, will host the Spring Milligan Adopt-A-Highway ...

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    Youth Villages seeks foster parents; virtual sessions planned in March

    NASHVILLE — Youth Villages is seeking compassionate individuals and families willing to open their homes to children in ...

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    Back-to-Back Champs: Lady Buffs get by Reinhardt for AAC Title

    By Ron Marvel Star Correspondent The Meadowview Conference Center in Kingsport served as the backdrop for another Appalachian ...

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    Lady Cyclones withstand late onslaught from Lady Grizzlies to advance

    STAR CORRESPONDENT Anyone that knows anything about bears knows that you never, ever let your guard down or ...

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    Cyclones continue to sparkle with win over Grainger in region opener

    STAR CORRESPONDENT The Elizabethton Cyclones came into Saturday night’s regional opener against Grainger Co. with some bounce in ...

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    Experienced health care leader named CEO of Holston Valley, Indian Path Hospitals

    Ballad Health has selected an experienced leader in health care to lead its hospital operations in Kingsport, Tennessee. ...

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    Sycamore Shoals announces March “History at Home” programs and tours

    Sycamore Shoals State Historic Park will host a full schedule of “History at Home” interpretive programs and guided ...

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    Bonnie Kate to stage ‘Once Upon a Mattress’ in March

    By Brittnee Bryant Star Correspondent The Bonnie Kate Theater’s production of “Once Upon a Mattress” is set to ...

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    Crowe praises McNally’s leadership, backs disaster relief reform bill

    NASHVILLE — State Sen. Rusty Crowe praised Lt. Gov. Randy McNally following McNally’s announcement that he will not ...

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    Johnson City to permanently close Freedom Hall Pool April 3

    JOHNSON CITY — Freedom Hall Pool will permanently close April 3, city officials announced Friday. The indoor aquatics ...

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    Lt. Gov. Randy McNally will not seek re-election

    Lt. Gov. Randy McNally (R-Oak Ridge) has announced he will not seek re-election to the Tennessee State Senate ...

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    Daylight Saving Time is coming soon

    Spring 2026 is just around the corner, meaning it’s almost time for Tennessee residents to set their clocks ...

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    Police seek public’s help in Sammy’s Market burglary investigation

    The Elizabethton Police Department is investigating a burglary that occurred Feb. 16 at Sammy’s Market on West G ...

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    ETSU Martin Center presents ‘The Black Jacket Symphony’ April 30

    Remember putting on an album and listening from start to finish? Relive that moment with a live concert ...

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    South Greene leads 2025-26 Three Rivers girls all-conference team

    The 2025-26 Three Rivers Conference Girls All-Conference Team has been announced, with South Greene earning conference champion honors ...

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    Three Rivers Conference (2A) announces 2025-26 boys all-conference team

    All-Conference teams for the Three Rivers Conference (2A) have been announced, highlighting the top performers from the 2025-26 ...

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    Youth Fiddlers Convention returns to The Crooked Road

    The Crooked Road will host the Youth Fiddler’s Convention on Saturday, April 18, 2026, at the Southwest Virginia ...

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    TN Tree Day extended to March 21

    Recent natural disasters have wiped out massive amounts of Tennessee’s tree canopy, and residents are being encouraged to ...

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    Unaka takes conference crown with win over Bulldogs

    STAR CORRESPONDENT After being toppled by 31 points in their last encounter with Hampton, the Unaka Rangers came ...

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    Veterans, business leaders, TennCare caution lawmakers about forced pharmacy closures

    “Our veterans won’t be able to get the health care they’re used to.” Nate Wisan says he and ...