ELIZABETHTON – With the National Weather Service forecasting that a major winter storm that will move through the region this weekend and early into next week, officials in Carter County are encouraging residents to prepare now as weather forecasts predict this region will see potentially significant impacts from the storm.
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With the holiday spirit in full swing, illnesses are preparing to enjoy the parties, too. Health officials are hoping to curb the risk of disease before it can even begin.
Tennessee’s Department of Health has dedicated the entirety of next week towards making this year’s flu vaccine as accessible as possible,
Last week, Carter County Mayor Rusty Barnett met with seven other mayors from surrounding counties.
And one of the topics brought up was the issue of the cost of autopsy services and the frequency of which autopsies are being performed by the ETSU William L. Jenkins Forensic Center.
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ELIZABETHTON STAR - A small school with a new team, the students at Unaka High School said they were just excited to be there. When they won first and third place in several categories, however, beating out hundreds of other schools, they said they knew they were going places.
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When the early voting polls closed in Carter County on Thursday afternoon a record number of residents had cast their ballots.
At the end of the day on Thursday, a total of 9,722 Carter Countians had voted in the mid-term elections. This is more than twice as many as took part
For the first time ever, the Carter County Election Commission will be providing live results updates through its website as the precincts begin reporting in on November 6.
“This is something we have wanted to do for a long time,” said Carter County Administrator of Elections Tracy Harris. “We are pleased
JOHNSON CITY PRESS - ELIZABETHTON — Kubota, the global company that manufactures construction and agricultural equipment, is the latest corporation to enter into a training partnership with the Tennessee College of Applied Technology-Elizabethton. The partnerships are designed to provide technical training to current and future employees of Kubota dealers.
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ELIZABETHTON STAR - For decades now, the Little Milligan community has come together for some scary festive fun.
And this year was no different as people converged on the Little Milligan Elementary gym to celebrate the Halloween season Monday.
“We have done this since probably the 1960s, and it is just a tradition
ELIZABETHTON STAR - When parents go through hard times, their children do, as well, and when financial situations make school even more difficult, many students find it difficult to keep up. One counselor hopes to break that pattern.
Cloudland Elementary School Counselor Brandon Young said the idea for a special job fair
ELIZABETHTON STAR - Reacting to a growth in autopsies performed by ETSU’s William L. Jenkins Forensic Center for Carter County, the county commission voted to ask the Tennessee General Assembly to make a key change to state law.
During this month’s meeting, the commission approved unanimously, 23-0, a resolution to request that
