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Since September, controversy has been brewing in Washington County over two quarries located on the outskirts of Fayetteville's western city limits.
Johnson City Blotter: June 29, 2009
Johnson City Police cracked down on several drunk drivers and habitual motor offenders this weekend.
Telford Man, 37, Dies While Attempting To Repair Bus
James Robert Couch, 37, of 133 Lovegrove Lane, Telford, died Friday from injuries received while doing repair work on a bus in Gray.
Washington County Churchs Look To Ramp Up Security
This July 27th will be a year since a lone gunman walked into the Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church in Knoxville killing 2 people and injuring 7. With church violence on the rise in recent years many area churches realize they are without a security plan.
Explosives, Mobile Meth Lab Located In Jonesborough
Authorities have found dynamite as well as a mobile meth lab at 560 Tavern Hill Road just outside of Jonesborough.
Ku Klux Klan Sends Message To Predominantly Black Neighborhood
People who live in Greeneville's Meadowlark Subdivision say white supremacists are singling them out.
Watauga City Commission To Vote On Hensona s Position
On April 22nd, Washington County Tennessee Sheriff's deputies filed a criminal summons for simple assault against John Henson.
DEVELOPING: Boat Capsized on Boone Lake
Sullivan Co., Tenn. - The Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency scoured the scene of a capsized boat on Boone Lake Friday night.
Deputies rescued a woman and child kidnapped at gunpoint, but the man accused of the crime faces even more legal trouble after an unexpected discovery.
Former Sheriff John Henson Guilty Of Simple Assault
Former Carter County Sheriff John Henson will spend six months on probation after a judge found him guilty of assaulting a woman at a laundromat on Watauga Road in Johnson City.
Confederate Soldiers Have A Place In Jonesborough Memorial
Last month, Tennessee's oldest town celebrated the near-completion of Veterans Park.
Greeneville Woman Charged In J. City
Investigators with the Johnson City Police Department on Thursday charged Lynda Wooley, 45, of 1108 W. Summer St., Apt B-10, Greeneville, with charges of theft over $1,000. "The arrest came as the result of an investigation into several thousand dollars worth of voided sales at a Johnson City Roadrunner Store where Wooley was employed," a JCPD news ...
Swedish equipment maker to take over Washington County ag machine plant
Agricultural equipment maker Bush Hog has agreed to a deal which will keep a northeast Tennessee plant open.
Town to allow memorial bricks for Confederates
Tennessee's oldest town will allow memorial bricks for Confederate soldiers to be placed in a park.
Inmates Bring Old Cemetery Back To Life
For years, West Lawn Cemetery has remained neglected. The cemetery, which is located on Lowell Street in Johnson City, is not privately owned, so it relies on support from the community, but that support has faded.
Group asks Jonesborough to reconsider Confederate veterans' status
Frustration and disappointment that have arisen out of the town of Jonesborough's decision to not allow bricks honoring Confederate soldiers to be placed in the Veterans Memorial Park have spread beyond the town limits.
Brownies For Sex? Try Jail For Charges
Police are looking for anyone who may have been victimized by a man selling baked goods at local businesses.
Suspected Murderera s Bond Reduced After Witnesses Change Their Stories
A Washington County, Tennessee, judge reduced a suspected murderer's bond Monday after learning some of the state's witnesses changed their stories.
J.C. Man To Appear In Court On Charges Of Aggravated Rape
Johnson City Police say a man accused of raping a female on the west end of Johnson City will appear in court today.
Fire Crews Battle Massive Fire At Home In Washington Co., TN
A massive fire rips through a two-story home in Washington County, Tennessee Sunday night, causing some concern for shoppers at a Tri-Cities Wal-Mart. The fire broke out around 7:30 Sunday evening at a home on McKinley Road.