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Santa's Depot

Want to dance or sing at Santa's Depot?

Last year large-scale, professional stage allowed community dance companies, choral programs, bands and musicians to perform during Santa’s Depot. And that was a hit. Now’s your chance to join this year’s lineup.

Yesterday at 9:00 PM
On Friday Tennessee Department of Tourist Development Division Manager Dave Jones, far right, presented Bellamy Hardware co-owners Johnny and Teresa Greer with a sign designating the Surgoinville Bluegrass stage as a with a new sign designating it as a stop on the Tennessee Music Pathways tour. To the left is Rogersville Chamber of Commerce director Nancy Barker.
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Tennessee Department of Tourism

Surgoinsville bluegrass stage among first venues selected for Tennessee Music Pathways recognition

For nearly 20 years Bellamy Hardware has been a stop along the "pathway"  for many of the nation’s top bluegrass performers, and thanks to a new Tennessee Tourism Commission program it my soon be on the pathway for lots of new visitors as well.

Yesterday at 11:30 AM
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Sunday Stories

Home Craft Days Festival serves up traditional favorites, new features

Traditional favorites, some who've been a part of Home Craft Days from the first festival in 1972, will be returning, along with a number of new demonstrators.

Yesterday at 7:30 AM
First breaking out in 2013 with their Platinum-selling, No. 1 hit, “Girl In A Country Song,” the award-winning duo's new single, “Friends Don’t” is giving fans a taste of what to expect from their highly anticipated forthcoming sophomore album. The pair has also been tapped to join Carrie Underwood’s 2019 Cry Pretty Tour 360.
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Santa Train

Maddie & Tae: award-winning county duo are Santa's special guests for this year's Santa Train

The Santa Train will make its 76th annual run on Saturday, November 17. 

Oct 18, 2018 at 8:12 PM
During Wednesday's announcement, members of Barter Theatre’s Resident Acting Company provided the audience with a look ahead by performing an assortment of songs and scenes from the productions scheduled for next year.
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Barter Theatre

Barter Theatre announces 16 shows for 2019 season

Another full lineup is in store for next year at Barter Theatre. The theatre on Wednesday announced its 2019 season, which includes 16 comedies, musicals, classics and more. Check out the lineup here.

Oct 18, 2018 at 1:52 PM
A team of young adults and college students are at the helm of Adoration 2018.
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Adoration 2018

Registration still open for Adoration 2018

The second-year worship event, which will be held this weekend at East Tennessee State University, is seeking to unite 1,000 churches to achieve a common goal: restoring Appalachia from the prescription drug epidemic.

Oct 17, 2018 at 11:36 AM
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Sunday Stories

Bingo & Bubbly, art, music and drama make fun start to fall

There are plenty of fun fall activities to enjoy throughout our area ~ and tons of talent to go with them.

Oct 15, 2018 at 10:41 AM
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Appalachian Fair

Toy & Hobby Show returns for 14th year, with 35 vendors expected

There’s going to be more than 100 tables of merchandise for sale at the show, including action figures, vintage toys, comic books, trading cards, Pop! figures, Barbies, jewelry and more. And all proceeds from the event will go towards a worthy cause.

Oct 14, 2018 at 4:00 PM
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Rogersville Heritage Days

Four-legged scofflaws enjoy Rogersville Heritage Days despite pet ban

PHOTO GALLERY: RPD Chief Doug Nelson said Heritage Days organizers apparently forgot to put notice of the pet ban on the Heritage Days website, nor were the signs posted on Main Street, so they decided not to enforce the pet ban this year, assuming pets and owners were well-behaved.

Oct 13, 2018 at 5:30 PM
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40th Wise Fall Fling

Wise Fall Fling set for Saturday and Sunday

This weekend’s festival offers food, music, fun and even an obstacle course.

Oct 12, 2018 at 6:21 PM
File photo from 2017, Dr. Blaine Jones greets a diner at the annual PLP free Thanksgiving dinner in Rogersville. The annual People Loving People free Thanksgiving Dinner in Rogersville has proven to be a blessing for thousands of people over the past 15 years, whether they be volunteer cooks, delivering meals, cleanup crew, or simply enjoying a free traditional holiday meal with good company.
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People Loving People

Planning, fundraising underway for Rogersville's annual free Thanksgiving dinner

The annual People Loving People free Thanksgiving Dinner in Rogersville has proven to be a blessing for thousands of people over the past 15 years, whether they be volunteer cooks, delivering meals, cleanup crew, or simply enjoying a free traditional holiday meal with good company.

Oct 11, 2018 at 6:00 PM
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Blog

Who are your favorite scary literary characters?

I’m normally not a fan of horror novels, but I do enjoy mysteries and the occasional fantasy, depending on the subject matter. Over the years, these genres have introduced me to several “scary” characters that perfectly embody the Halloween spirit.

Oct 10, 2018 at 7:45 PM
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All things geek

Celebrities, games and more at this year's Conapalooza

The second annual Conapalooza — held this year at Meadowview in Kingsport — will have more than 300 hours of programming during the three-day event, including costume contests, a vendors area, 24-hour gaming and a Stormtrooper ball and auction.

Oct 9, 2018 at 8:00 PM
File photos from last year's Rogersville Trunk or Treat.
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Haunted Hawkins County

Hawkins haunted events lead up to Rogersville's massive Halloween 'Trunk-or-Treat'

Hawkins County always offers a variety of spooky Halloween activities during the month of October, and as has become tradition over the past decades, the biggest of them all is Rogersville's Oct. 31 massive downtown Trunk-or-Treat event.

Oct 9, 2018 at 9:18 AM
The Kingsport Alliance for Continued Learning (KACL) will offer a full lineup of fall classes and activities, Oct. 9-Nov. 16, at the Kingsport Center for Higher Education, located at 300 W. Market Street in Downtown Kingsport.
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Sunday Stories

KACL kicks off fall classes tomorrow (Oct. 9)

The Kingsport Alliance for Continued Learning will kick off fall classes on Tuesday, Oct. 9, at 9:30 a.m. with muffins and coffee, followed by a special presentation entitled “Protecting Your Identity – What you Should Know, What You Should Do.” Classes are open to the public and a one-time $25 fee covers admission for fall 2018.

Oct 8, 2018 at 6:00 PM
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