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BREAKING: Admissions to Appalachian Christian Village suspended
Tennessee Department of Health Commissioner John Dreyzehner, MD, MPH, has suspended new admissions of residents to Appalachian Christian Village effective Feb. 8 and imposed a one-time state civil monetary penalty of $3,000.
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Elizabethton man arrested for identity theft, simple possession
On Wednesday, Feb. 8 at approximately 10 p.m. officers of the Johnson City Police Department arrested Joshua D. Campbell of Elizabethton, Tenn. charging him with identity theft and simple possession.
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Gray woman pleads guilty to stealing more than $30K from elderly woman
A Tennessee woman who spent more than $30,000 of an elderly woman’s money pled guilty this morning in the United States District Court for the Western District of Virginia in Abingdon.
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TVA realignment supports competitive rates, energy priorities
The Tennessee Valley Authority announced Thursday an organizational realignment to deliver on its Vision to be a leader in providing low cost, cleaner energy.
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Hwy 75 construction worker injured by passing car
A construction worker on the Highway 75 expansion project has been injured by a passing car in Sullivan County.
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UPDATE: Kingsport man accused of killing landlord found guilty
James Greenwell was found guilty today on all counts in a Sullivan County courtroom.
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Woman charged with child neglect
A Bluff City, Tenn., woman has been charged with felony child neglect after a baby was left in a car at a grocery store.
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Former Virginia Tech QB DeShazo arrested in prostitution sting
Newport News Police arrested Maurice DeShazo, and 14 other men
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Washington and Lee mock convention features BIG political names
Ann Coulter and James Carville kick it off Thursday, with what will surely be a heated debate
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Verizon plans more 4G LTE improvements in 2012
Verizon Wireless announced today it invested nearly $155 million in 2011 to improve and expand access to its wireless broadband and voice service in Tennessee.
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Tennessee joins agreement with financial institutions
Tennessee will participate in the $25 billion agreement with the nation’s five largest mortgage servicers, according to Attorney General Bob Cooper.
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UPDATE: Motive in double murder centers around de-friending on Facebook
The motive in a double murder in Johnson County last week is now becoming clearer, according to Sheriff Mike Reece and he says it all centers around Facebook.
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Landore to repay theft from Hiltons post office with government pension
“It’s quite a surprise that someone who steals all this money from the government gets to retire with a pension,” Judge James P. Jones said. “There ought to be a law.”
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Bristol Public Library announces 2012 Discovery Series
The Bristol Public Library’s Discovery Series will have a more serious tone in 2012, with one very prominent exception: author Adriana Trigiani.
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Blountville man facing child abuse, child neglect and aggravated child endangerment charges
Toby Edward Douglas, 20, of the 500 block of state Route 75, has been charged with two counts of aggravated child abuse, and one count each of aggravated child neglect and aggravated child endangerment, according to court records filed in Sullivan County.
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Local Komen chapter says national debate hasn't impacted Tri-Cities organization
“The political implication of the issue doesn’t apply here,” said Curt Rose, president of the board of Komen’s Tri-Cities affiliate.
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Sullivan County law enforcement officers sporting new threads
The Sheriff’s Office recently changed from their longtime tan and green uniforms to all black uniforms.
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A “bald” and “drunk” man was found “lying in the lobby” of a Mary Street building.
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TBI executes search warrant on Judge Jay Taylor's office in Rogersville
A state official said the search was tied to an investigation ordered by District Attorney Berkeley Bell last August.
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Rep. Morgan Griffith announces 2012 9th District art contest
This year’s theme for artwork submitted to my office is ‘Celebrating Virginia’s History'
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Local fire departments could receive extra funds via Safer program
Local fire departments could see some money coming their way if they apply.
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Captain Merritt announces departure from Elizabethton Police Department
He's a fixture in the Elizabethton Police Department and a contributor to our Monday’s Most Wanted, but Captain Mike Merritt is ready to make a career change.
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Caribbean cruise passengers come home early after gastrointestinal illness outbreak
Passengers on the crown princess are coming home early from a Caribbean cruise, thanks to a second nasty outbreak of gastrointestinal illness.
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Two gun rights related bills likely to pass in Virginia
Two bills favored by Virginia’s powerful gun rights lobby are likely to win easy house passage today.
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N-Plex stops the unlawful sale of 5,000 boxes of pseudoephedrine in less than one month
Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam's anti-crime package is advancing in the legislature.
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