Calvin Sneed is a freelance news anchor with a focus on local news in Kingsport, Tennessee. He has written for the Kingsport Times News and his work has also appeared in City Press. Calvin covers a range of topics including community events, local landmarks, and human interest stories.
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Calvin Sneed's coverage indicates a focus on local events, landmarks, and photography in the Kingsport area. His interest in commemorating African-American athletes suggests an appreciation for stories that celebrate diversity and inclusion.
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South Fork Cumberland River, looking north.
Deep in the woods of the upper Cumberland Plateau in a gap created by the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River, sits a lonely highway bridge. In its heyday as a railroad bridge, it brought two diverse communities together providing commerce, industry and family to the area between Oneida in Scott County, Tennessee, and Jamestown in Fentress County, Tennessee.
By: Calvin Sneed
“Bridging Time” — a monthly series featuring photos by Calvin Sneed — highlights steel truss and concrete arch bridges throughout the United States.
First car at the opening of a great Veteran's Day drive-through free luncheon event
A veteran receiving his curbside meal
2024 "Thank You For Your Service" Drive-Thru Luncheon, V.O. Dobbins Sr. Complex parking lot
While sharing stories, Jim Brice, veteran with the U.S. Army Signal Corps, pauses for a picture with U.S. Navy Gunner's Mate (Tet Offensive) Maurice L. Webb.
Fried fish was also on the menu
U.S. Navy radioman Melvin Drumgoole receiving his meal from New Vision Youth members
CALVIN SNEED Community Contributor KINGSPORT -- "It touches my heart to know that veterans are still remembered and thought of," said Melvin Drumgoole of Kingsport.
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