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Russell County Lightning Fires
Russell County Lightning Fires Aftermath
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Elton John tickets go on sale, fans line up
Elton John will perform at Freedom Hall in September. Tickets went on sale today. Freedom Hall said within the first three hours, only 500 tickets were left.
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Warning issued for ticks, disease
Officials are warning the public about ticks this season because of the high risk of diseases such as Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and Lyme Disease. Cases are higher than usual this year.
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Sullivan County officers honored during National Police Week
This is National Police Week, a time to honor law enforcement officers.
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Report says Johnson City warehouse fire was "set"
The report does not specify what caused the fire, but police are investigating it as arson.
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Lawsuit filed against Christian Care Center of Johnson City
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission alleges discrimination against an employee of an area nursing home facility.
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Melissa For Hire: Dairy Farmer
In this edition of Melissa for Hire, our 11Connects anchor tries her hand at being a diary farmer.
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Dolly's Homecoming Surprise
Dolly Parton dropped in at Dollywood last weekend where she surprised a concert crowd with her surprise guest.
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RAW VIDEO: Fans line up for Elton John tickets
Elton John will perform at Freedom Hall in September. Tickets went on sale today. Check out video from Freedom Hall in Johnson City this morning.
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RAW VIDEO: Sullivan County holds memorial for fallen officers
Video from today's ceremony in Sullivan County, honoring fallen police officers.
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Consumer Reports: TV on your iPad
Many satellite and cable TV providers now offer apps that allow subscribers to watch programs on an iPad. Some limit you to video on demand, which allows you to watch programs after they have aired. B
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JC DEPOT RISKS
Some concerned about risk of Train Depot sale
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Media General announces sale of newspapers
Bristol Herald Courier Publisher Jim Maxwell on the purchase of the Bristol Herald Courier by Berkshire Hathaway.
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Historic train depot to become restaurant, brewery
The historic train depot in downtown Johnson City was sold to a buyer today. Learn more about the new owner's plans.
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Sullivan County Schools $6.9 million dollar shortfall could lead to teacher cuts
With Sullivan County schools facing a $6.9 million budget deficit, school leaders are looking at possible teacher cuts to cut costs.
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Bristol, Va. Fire Department gets new fire truck
An area fire department got a new fire truck today. Click play on the video above to learn more.
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Fire claims the life of Johnson City man
A fire, possibly caused by a propane stove, claimed the life of a Johnson City man this morning.
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Dr. Noland announces changes to ETSU campus
Dr. Brian Noland, president of East Tennessee State University, held a press conference this morning to discuss the university?s plans to close the central part of campus in order to create more green
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Glennwood Elementary May Close
Glennwood Elementary May Close
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Nearly 200 people become American citizens in Greeneville
They came from 57 different countries, but today they are now American citizens.
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Officers remembered at ceremony
As national police officers week continues, citizens and officers from around southwest Virginia gathered at the Bristol, Virginia courthouse this morning to remember the fallen officers of 2011.
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Bristol City Council moves forward with approval of tax increase
Emotions ran high Tuesday as residents and City Council members split over the need for a real estate tax increase to fund the city?s fiscal 2012-13 budget.
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Sullivan County schools, sheriff, preparing to make cuts in face of budget shortfalls
School funding is part of larger budget issues in Sullivan County. A number of department's are seeking extra funding including the sheriff's office.
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Unicoi Hospital takes loan from city to stay in operation
An area hospital is struggling financially and leaders say without a loan, the hospital won't be able to finance everyday tasks. The Unicoi County Memorial Hospital asked the city of Erwin for a loan
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