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Norfolk casino again on city’s agenda and other Virginia headlines
“Long-planned Norfolk casino once again on agenda for city review.” — Virginian-Pilot “1-year-old Virginia girl killed in Prince George’s Co. crash after Amber Alert, police chase.” — WTOP “Four years after Democrats overhauled Virginia’s elections, Youngkin says they’re safe and fair.” — Radio IQ “Hunter to serve jail time for killing Richmond’s beloved ‘Hollywood buck’.” […]
Acadian Ambulance Facing Multiple Class Action Lawsuits Over Data Breach
Several class action lawsuits have been filed against Acadian Ambulance over a recent ransomware attack and data breach that may have affected up to 10 million individuals. At the time of publication, the breach has yet to be reported to the HHS’ Office for Civil Rights, so it is unclear exactly how many individuals have been affected.
Richmond’s public spending database no longer accessible
One of the less noticed features of the Virginia Way is the long-running tendency of the commonwealth’s leaders to conduct their decision-making behind closed doors. While the Virginia Freedom of Information Act presumes all government business is by default public and requires officials to justify why exceptions should be made, too many Virginia leaders in […]
Local food bank to host ‘Food Drive Night at the Fair’ on Tuesday
GRAY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Tennessee and the Appalachian Fair will partner on Tuesday for “Food Drive Night at the Fair.” Those who bring five cans or boxes to donate to the food bank will receive a coupon booklet with two free midway rides. All non-perishable food items can be […]
Tri-Cities Christian has their sights set on an 8-man state championship in ’24
Blountville, TN — Today we continue our high school football previews with a stop in Blountville at Tri-Cities Christian Academy. This will be their 3rd year of existence for 8-man football under former David Crockett head coach Jeremy Boskins. Last season the Eagles were road warriors by traveling to 3 different states, but they still […]
Drive-through-only Dunkin planned for Piney Flats
PINEY FLATS, Tenn. (WJHL) — A drive-through-only Dunkin Donuts is coming to a site next to a Piney Flats convenience store. GPM, the company that owns the BP Roadrunner Market at Highway 11-E and Allison Road, has pulled a building permit with the City of Johnson City for a lot it owns next door. The […]
Officials eye land adjacent to Greene Valley for development
GREENEVILLE, Tenn. (WJHL) — The property located on Edens Road across from the old Greene Valley Development Center is owned by Greene County, Greeneville, and Tusculum. Both city and county officials want to develop medical offices there. “There may be things like, medical office buildings and the Health Department will be right along Edens Road,” […]
Jonesborough man arrested after allegedly pointing gun at victim, ‘bumping’ into car
JONESBOROUGH, Tenn. (WJHL) – A Jonesborough man was arrested and charged with aggravated domestic assault on Thursday, according to the Washington County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO). Jason Lee Powers, 49, was charged with aggravated domestic assault after pointing a gun at a victim and “bumping” into her vehicle, WCSO reported in a news release. Deputies found […]
TBI: Elizabethton man accused of abusing vulnerable adult
ELIZABETHTON, Tenn. (WJHL) – An Elizabethton man was arrested on Thursday after allegedly abusing his adult sister who lives with a developmental disability. Sean David Moody, 39, was arrested on Thursday for allegedly abusing a disabled adult under his care, according to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI). The TBI began investigating after receiving a […]
PHOTO GALLERY: Lady Patriots shut out Lady Chiefs
ROGERSVILLE — The Cherokee Lady Chiefs soccer team opened its season Tuesday evening, hosting the Sullivan East Lady Patriots. The visitors held the Lady Chiefs scoreless, winning 4-0. Anna Nagel, Reagan McCrosky, Paisley Patrick and Valerie Velazquest each had one goal for East in the nonconference matchup. Cadence Cross and Gracie Cox each picked up an assist. The Lady Patriots got on the board with 10:26 to go in the...
Rogersville residents speak about BMA's $1.2M building purchase
Rogersville residents who felt they were deprived of an opportunity to voice an opinion on last month’s $1.2 million building purchase for a new City Hall expressed their concerns to the Board of Mayor of Aldermen on Tuesday. Among those concerns was insufficient public notice before such a major decision would be made on July 9. Purchase of the Occasions on the Square building was listed on the July 9...
BLA finds E. Coli above recommended levels in Boone Lake
A local nonprofit group found E. coli levels above the recommended level for swimming near a popular Boone Lake swimming spot earlier this month. The Boone Lake Association’s regular water sampling showed highly elevated E. coli levels on Aug. 2 that were beyond the safe levels for water recreation at two testing points, including one near Boone Dam’s swimming beach. The tests were repeated on Aug. 5 and Aug. 13 and found still elevated, but lower, levels. The elevated levels could come from cattle or other livestock grazing in or near waterways and recent runoff from excessive rainfall. The association has reported the findings to the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation.
Gov. Youngkin visits Shenandoah Valley to sign bills and give donations
HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV)—Governor Youngkin made his way to the Friendly City on Thursday, stopping at James Madison University (JMU) for a quick bill-signing ceremony and the Rockingham County Fair to donate a portion of his salary to organizations. During an event at Anthony Seeger Hall, Youngkin signed the Building...
Youngkin backs more tax cuts but Democrats say underfunded services need money first
Gov. Glenn Youngkin and his administration presented a rosy outlook for Virginia’s economy on Wednesday, telling lawmakers the last fiscal year ended with a $1.2 billion revenue surplus and job growth has beat back recession concerns.
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