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George Hatcher

George Hatcher Dave Boyd/Johnson City PressGeorge Hatcher, one of the "Erwin 9," finally gets his World War II service medals in a ceremony at the Unicoi County Courthouse Friday afternoon.

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Police say 3 dead after shooting at Maryland mall

COLUMBIA, Md. — Police in Maryland say three people died Saturday in a shooting at a mall in suburban Baltimore, including the presumed gunman.Howard County police said via Twitter that a shooting took...

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Snow blankets region, roads slick throughout area

Roads in the downtown Johnson City area, which included the Watauga Road and Unaka Aveune areas, were snow covered late Saturday morning and afternoon, as approximately 2 to 3 inches of snow fell...

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Juvenile Court now in session at new location

The fates of many area children and adolescents literally hinges on decisions made in Johnson City Juvenile Court. Judge Sharon Green knows all too well how the old court’s constricted space many...

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Road crews kept busy throughout Northeast Tennessee

It was all hands on deck Saturday, as several inches of snow hit the Johnson City area. The initial estimate of light snow, just about an inch, fell by the wayside. Tennessee Department of...

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Stir crazy kids: Teachers have hands full

You know those days when everything seems like it’s in fast forward and you’re trying to cram two day’s worth of work into one? That’s what a typical day after a snow day or a delayed starting time...

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Backers hoping to breathe new life into wine measure

With the highly anticipated wine in grocery stores bill reaching the same state House committee this week where it shriveled on the vine last session, lobbyists and lawmakers are toiling behind the...

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Lady Bucs let Mercer get away

This was one the East Tennessee State women's basketball team let get away.The Lady Bucs led by five points with 3:30 left, only to be outscored 12-2 the rest of the way in a 57-52 loss to Mercer in...

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Lady Buffs fall short against Wesleyan

MILLIGAN COLLEGE ? Opportunities sometimes vanish shortly after presenting themselves.Milligan's women experienced “now you see me, now you don't” as their shot at a win disappeared.The Lady Buffaloes...

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KGG delivers late for Bucs

The points came easy for the East Tennessee State basketball team for a while Saturday in the Dome.When the going got tough at the end, the Bucs turned to Kinard Gadsden-Gilliard.The senior forward...

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Lady Bucs vs Mercer basketball

Lady Bucs vs MercerDave Boyd/Johnson City Press

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Saturday Snow

Saturday Snow Dave Boyd/Johnson City PressResidents awoke to snow-covered streets and cold weather Saturday morning.

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Gore-trained ‘climate change reality leader’ to speak at site

When it comes to extreme weather patterns –– such as the most recent polar vortex, flooding, fires caused by drought and the increasing amount of hurricanes over the past few years –– Dr. Audrey M....

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Bad weather slows start to seniors center construction

Construction of Jonesborough’s new $2.3 million seniors center is off to a slow start. Since ceremonially breaking ground on the new site at East Main Street at Longview Drive on Nov. 28, the project...

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The Week in Review: Local stories that made headlines

A glance at the week's top local stories on JohnsonCityPress.com:• Count ongoing to find area's homeless The annual 24-hour count of Northeast Tennessee’s homeless population is under way. •...

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Family: Brain-dead Texas woman off life support

FORT WORTH, Texas — A brain-dead, pregnant Texas woman's body was removed from life support Sunday, as the hospital keeping her on machines against her family's wishes acceded to a judge's ruling that...

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Should city do a corridor study on Walnut Street?

A proposed redevelopment on West Walnut Street has generated a number of questions and criticisms from some residents of the Tree Streets neighborhood. As Press staff writer Nathan Baker reported...

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Tennessee Valley Authority doesn’t have it together

The Tennessee Valley Authority cries for consumers to cut back on power use. TVA can’t generate enough.Amazing. I’m a Green Partner generator of solar power and was told by TVA this very fall that they...

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Commissioners must get renovations back on track

How many county commissioners does it take to screw in a light bulb? No, that’s not the opening to a bad joke. It’s a question many taxpayers are now asking in regard to the stalled renovations at the...

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Votes vs. photo ops

Sue Guinn Legg’s article, “Solving Hunger,” on Dec. 13, provided an excellent example of two critically important conceptions: The compassionate determination of many people in our area dedicated to...

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