Flatline covers rock music from the 70s to early 2000s with heavy concentration on 90s alternative rock by bands like Pearl Jam, Green Day, Stone Temple Pilots and Alice in Chains.
If the wet weather has you wondering about rain, here are some Tuesday Trivia quick facts
Sponsored by Southern Appalachian Plant Society (SAPS), the free program will feature Dr. Andy Pulte discussing “Overachievers: How to Know and Choose the Best Plant for Your Space.”
“If you use the wrong chemicals you can damage these stones. And these stones are pieces of art.”
Crude oil and wholesale gasoline prices have surged to their highest levels since November. The large gains could soon drag the Tennessee state average up another 10 cents, according to AAA.
Tennesseans came in just under the national average, with 38 percent of respondents receiving a passing grade of at least six in 10 questions answered correctly.
Armed with a determined attitude, a caring heart and the knowledge that God was really in control, Lori began to pursue her dream of opening a store where good would come from the items for sale – items that had once meant the world to their owners.
In 2020 Ripley’s Believe It or Not! will celebrate 50 years as a staple attraction and landmark on the Gatlinburg strip. The building’s facade and indoor three-story “show” are new this year.
A unique upscale consignment store since 2004, Décor Exchange now has over 14,000 square feet of nearly new home furnishings and decor, with great prices, beautifully displayed all in one location.
I won’t be able to drive toward Greenacres anymore without wishing I had a Bulova watch.
Described by current church members as a “trailblazer,” the Rev. William Stokely served the church from 1946-1982. During that time, he became known not just as the church pastor, but also the community pastor.
Kingsport is planning to extend the greenbelt on the eastern end to Cleek Road and on the western end to Lewis Lane. Construction on the eastern portion should begin this spring, while for the western portion Kingsport is seeking grand dollars to help make that project a reality.
NETAR reported on Friday that local single-family home sales fell by one closing in January compared to the same month last year. Closings on condominium and townhome sales were also down by one.
On Friday Ubert McConnell was more interested sharing stories of his war experiences that than talking hitting the century mark. In fact, his age is something McConnell would rather forget. For McConnell, Feb. 16 isn't about turning 100. It’s about the party.
New Vision Youth and South Central Kingsport Community Development – in partnership with the KHRA, Girls Inc. and Kingsport Parks and Recreation – have planned three events for this Friday through Sunday, all of which are being offered at little or no cost to the community.
