A Hawkins County man who allegedly attacked a sheriff's deputy twice with broken glass early Sunday morning is facing charges including aggravated assault, assault on an officer and resisting arrest.
Kingsport City Schools is using survey feedback to determine a path forward.
The big day is Wednesday, July 22, and community members have until noon that day to visit the website at www.kingsportducks.org to sponsor their ducks. The drawing will be a Facebook Live event.
Tennessee saw its first below-1,000 new COVID-19 case report in 11 days Monday, while far Southwest Virginia added three new cases.
The park’s award-winning series of activities is taking place this year with new safety protocols due to COVID-19, including pre-registration requirements for some activities.
After one year of sports at Southwest Virginia Community College, the school is canceling all fall sports seasons because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Ministry Director Sheldon Livesay told the Times News that mechanical failures on both Lunch Box program school buses have put a financial strain on the program, which is already operating on a shoestring budget.
Our desire for Christian fellowship tells us that we are in the family of God
The Birthplace of Country Music is making every effort to roll this year’s planned lineup of performers to 2021, which will now be the 20th Rhythm & Roots event.
On June 13, the Varmint Half Marathon in Burke’s Garden, Virginia, took place safely under social distancing guidelines and some slight modifications to pre- and post-race procedures.
Today's Scrapbook Showcase features photos from Kingsport's Fourth of July celebration. The photos were taken and submitted by two local freelance photographers, Derek Cress (derekcressphotography.com) and Richard Currie, Jr. Share your photos with
Kevin Harvick won for the 53rd time to move within one of tying Lee Petty for 11th on NASCAR’s career list, and it gave Stewart-Haas Racing a sweep of the weekend following Chase Briscoe’s win Saturday in the Xfinity Series race.
The announcement of the first allowable date of competition came as part of the conference’s adjustment in back-to-sports plans necessitated by the coronavirus pandemic.
In Northeast Tennessee, Washington County posted the highest one-day increase in the region with 16 cases for a pandemic total of 165 and no deaths.
The program, emphasizing STEM or science, technology, engineering and math education, is ending in-person instruction effective July 31 because in-person instruction will be challenging for the foreseeable future.
