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Bulldogs battle but still fall to Grizzlies, 21-7.
August 23- Friday night lights began at Claiborne High with the Bulldogs doing battle with the Grainger Grizzlies. With a new style of play and new head coach the Bulldogs were anxious to begin the season. Grainger got the football first when Claiborne deferred to the second half. Grainger took 10 plays to get into the CHS red zone but turned it over on downs at the 25 after negative plays.
Surgoinsville Area Archives and Museum to debut WWII exhibit this weekend
SURGOINSVILLE, Tenn. (WJHL) — As 2024 marks 80 years since D-Day, the Surgoinsville Area Archives and Museum (SAAM) is marking two years of hard work preserving the history of World War II’s impact on Hawkins County. “Every community has a story to tell so we want to tell our story,” said Teresa Greer, SAAM’s secretary […]
Tennessee Baseball Signs Tony Vitello To Massive Contract Extension
Announced a major contract extension for baseball coach Tony Vitello on Friday afternoon that makes the 45-year old the highest paid coach in all of college baseball. The contract extension is for five years and pays Vitello $3 million a year. “Tony and his staff have developed the country’s top...
Kingsport’s old City Hall will not be demolished as part of Justice Center project
KINGSPORT, Tenn. (WJHL) — Kingsport city leaders confirmed they do not plan to demolish the former city hall after renovations at the city’s justice center are complete. The city’s board of mayor and aldermen recently approved a $14.3 million bid for the project, which Deputy City Manager Ryan McReynolds said originated with the same study that […]
BCSO locates missing Hamblen County teen last seen leaving her home Aug. 15
HAMBLEN COUNTY, Tenn. — Seventeen-year-old Alexis Nicole Howell was found safe in Blount County Friday morning after being missing for a week, according to the Hamblen County Sheriff's Office. Howell was reportedly last seen on Thursday, Aug. 15 leaving her home on Northview Drive in Hamblen County at around...
Jefferson City Police investigating assault complaints involving substitute teacher
A substitute teacher at Jefferson Elementary School has been placed on leave pending the outcome of investigations into "allegations involving inappropriate conduct," the director of Jefferson County Schools said on Friday.
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