Jessica Dunker
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Johnson City Press: DeVault Tavern early stop for travelers in Washington County
Before there were corporate gas stations, Motel 6s or a certified visitors center, there were only locally owned taverns that served as stopping points on a long trip. The → Read More
Johnson City Press: Meet Your Neighbor: Patrick Cronin reviews his 'last act'
Some would say we have a celebrity living in Johnson City. Patrick Cronin, professor in the Communications and Performance Department at ETSU, is a renowned figure on campus for his off-the-wall teaching methods but also for his successes as an actor. His experience dates back to his appearances and roles in over 200 TV shows, films and stage productions. → Read More
Johnson City Press: JROTC holds annual yard sale fundraiser
The Science Hill High School JROTC will have its annual fundraiser yard sale all day on Saturday starting at at 8 a.m. More than 100 families are involved with the donations for the yard sale, so there will be plenty to choose from. The yard sale will be set up in front of Science Hill off John Exum Parkway. → Read More
Johnson City Press: Massive iceberg breaks off Antarctica. What does it mean?
A massive iceberg has broken off the coast of Antartica and now floats freely in the sea. Dr. Andrew Joyner from ETSU explains the situation and the concerns. → Read More
Johnson City Press: Patriots be ready: Here's your guide to the 4th of July in NE Tennessee
Independence Day is one of the nation’s most beloved traditions, as Americans of varied professions, political persuasions, faiths and ethnicities celebrate the common bonds of citizenship. → Read More
Johnson City Press: Moon Pies & Dog Days: Here's what you need to know about Jonesborough Days 2017
New events are coming to Jonesborough Days in its 47th annual year. Hosted by the Town of Jonesborough to support its historic downtown on the weekend before the 4th of July, Jonesborough Days is changing things up a bit by offering new gigs along with its pre-Independence Day traditions. → Read More
Johnson City Press: Meet Your Neighbor: Local grill master equates job to being an artist
When his work is done right, Greg Nelson considers himself to be a bit of an artist. But the work doesn’t involve an easel, canvas or paint. His work is done on → Read More
Johnson City Press: Kids hold lemonade stand to raise funds for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
While most kids are out playing in the pool, these five kids have set up their traditional lemonade stand to raise funds for St. Jude’s Hospital. → Read More
Johnson City Press: After 45 years in Johnson City schools, David Chupa says farewell
David Chupa has gone a long way as far the education system goes. Most employees only remain in the system for about 30 years, but Chupa is retiring with 45 years of experience. → Read More
Johnson City Press: What's the buzz about beekeeping?
For some people, the idea of beekeeping is a horror tale personified, but believe it or not, the Washington County Beekeepers Association has a swarm of beekeepers with members in several surrounding counties. → Read More
Johnson City Press: Women's Action Group hosts first women's tribute on Memorial Day
For the first time in Johnson City’s Memorial Day history, the Women’s Action Group of Johnson City held a special tribute for women veterans in Mountain Home National Cemetery. → Read More
Johnson City Press: Memorial Day remembers a diversity of veterans
This Memorial Day is a national holiday intended to remember those who have served our country, especially those who gave their lives in combat, including all soldiers of every sex, race and ethnicity. → Read More
Johnson City Press: Ready for summer weather? Let the fun begin this Memorial Day weekend
Summer weather is here, and the pools and parks are opening in concert with Memorial Day weekend. For those of you wanting to swim and splash, these places are offering some fun in the sun. → Read More
Johnson City Press: Honoring the dead: Heritage Alliance offers tours of Jonesborough's historic cemeteries
Pieces of history can be found in many places, but the most overlooked settings, despite obvious intention, are cemeteries. Because they hold the dead, many people tend to avoid cemeteries and, by consequence, the rich history embedded in them. → Read More