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ETSU President Brian Noland delivered the annual State of the University address Oct. 10, touching on continued growth, student success and the importance of public …

Zoo Knoxville recently announced the names of its two red panda cubs that were born earlier this year in June: Dr. Wallace in honor of …

Ten years ago, Dr. Ted Olson began pursuing restoration of the 1925 Asheville recording sessions. Now, his vision has become a reality with the completion …

Dr. Rick Cary, professor emeritus of art and former dean of fine arts at Mars Hill University, led a gallery talk Monday, Oct. 6, at …

Acoustic Autumn is showcasing local talent with free concerts every Thursday in October. The concerts will take place in downtown Johnson City at Founders Park …

Every year, ETSU holds a memorial to honor community members who have passed away. On Tuesday, Oct. 7, at the Carillon bell tower, seven bell …

Early morning in Iraq on Jan. 13, 2007, intelligence had just uncovered an al-Qaida safehouse, and Master Sgt. Marc B. Manilla’s unit just completed a …

Gamers and collectors from across the region will gather in Johnson City on Nov. 8 for the first annual BST Gaming Convention, a buy-sell-trade event …

Bucs for St. Jude began just last year, but has already been hard at work helping to support children and their families through their volunteering …

ETSU is marking Founders Week with a new initiative aimed at helping Appalachian families recover from disasters. Project Welcome Home, a partnership with Appalachia Service …