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MSHA closing Indian Path Pavilion
KINGSPORT – Citing reduced demand for mental health services and financial considerations, Mountain States Health Alliance is closing Indian Path Pavilion, a 67-bed psychiatric unit, over the next couple of months and consolidating its mental health services at 75-bed Woodridge Hospital in Johnson City.MSHA’s board of directors approved the move, which will eliminate 114 jobs, at a meeting today. The health care system has about 200 open jobs and will do what it can to re-employ those who have lost jobs. According to MSHA’s Web site, those employees include psychiatric nurses and master’s prepared clinicians. Read More...
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NEWS
Two Carter prisoners charged with forcing jailmate into bad tattoo
ELIZABETHTON — Two prisoners of the Carter County Jail face new charges after they allegedly tattooed an image of a male organ on the back of another prisoner’s neck. Read More...
Elizabethton man killed after wrecking during police pursuit
ELIZABETHTON – A 63-year-old man was thrown through the sunroof of his vehicle and killed during an accident near the intersection of State Line Road and U.S. Highway 19E shortly before 10 p.m. Wednesday. Read More...
Dirty Street Fighters receives donation
Just because the inmate labor is free, doesn’t mean every aspect of the Dirty Street Fighters litter pick-up program comes as cheap. Read More...
Elizabethton drinking water back on state approval list
ELIZABETHTON – The city of Elizabethton’s drinking water once again has the approval of the state of Tennessee. Read More...
Broadcaster Hill begins term as new TRA director
The Tennessee Regulatory Authority announced Wednesday that Dr. Kenneth C. Hill has joined the agency as director. Read More...
Panel shoots down guns in city parks
The Johnson City Commission took aim Thursday at recently passed state legislation that would allow concealed carry permit holders to possess handguns in parks in Tennessee and shot down the allowance of these weapons in local parks. Read More...
Freedom Hall site for July 4th bash
The aptly named Freedom Hall Civic Center will host extensive Fourth of July celebration activities Saturday, free of charge and open to the public. Read More...
Wal-Mart trip lands woman in jail on identity theft and drug charges
A shoplifting investigation led to drug and identity theft charges for a Gray woman who was using a false identification card in Wal-Mart, police said in a news release. Read More...
Man becomes second charged in East Main burglary
A second person has been charged a burglary case from last weekend. Read More...
Teens arrested for burning park flags in Erwin
ERWIN – Two teenage boys from out of state were arrested late Thursday night for burning eight flags earlier in the week at Unicoi County Veterans Park. Read More...
SPORTS
Coke repeats as city championDallas counting on Sensabaugh in secondary
Cowboys star still a big hit with youngsters
Dahl 7th in final ETSU run
Lara stays hot as Cardinals blank Burlington
Glenrochie playoff taken by Meade
Calipari gets caught up in UK ‘whirlwind’
Chaparral wins city championship
Campers learn baseball fundamentals
Hall keeps on winning in minor leagues
Bucs beef up hoops schedule
Tornado chasing second straight SCBL pennant
Berry’s brother commits to Vols
Edge opens Woodbat with win
Pink Panthers second at USBA
Former 'Topper Owens going deep in Atlantlic League
McKinney excited about Unaka job
Newman to run all BMS races
Dahl not slowing down anytime soon
ET Amateur has strongest field ever
Happy Valley baseball job turned over to Jenkins
Bacon gets hole-in-one at JCCC
Former Vol charged with burglarly
Gray’s surgery called a success
Cavanaugh earns academic honor
Edge wins big in World Woodbat
Navy beats White in all-ETSF final
ENTERTAINMENT
Barter II to stage 'Rapunzel'Proud Annie offering murder 'Reunion' style
NPR's Kling next storyteller-in-residence
Film Society to screen 'The Brothers Bloom,' accept new members
The Watercooler: Boob tube in big lull
Madison at the Movies: 'Transformers' sequel falls flat
Museums like galleries minus hype
The Watercooler: HBO place to be for summer's best TV
Pulley plays Acoustic
JRT's '1940s USO Show' returns to celebrate the those who serve
Madison at the Movies: Cast, director shine in beautiful 'Bloom'
The Watercooler: Some familiar ‘Big Brother’ faces would be welcome house guests
Stillwell ready to shine again at Capone's
Young guns take stage for Acoustic Coffeehouse 'marathon
First Friday ready to paint downtown red, white and blue
STEPPING OUT for weekend of July 3, 2009
Madison at the Movies: Depp shines in Mann’s ‘Enemies’
Kingsport restaurant to be featured on ‘Live with Regis and Kelly’
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