Grace Teater is a local journalist based in Johnson City, Tennessee. She writes for City Press and her work has also been featured in Kingsport Times News, Herald & Tribune, AMERICAN LEGION POST 25 UNAKA, and WJHL. Grace covers a wide range of topics including education, local events, community profiles, and human interest stories.
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Moxie Uphoff shows off her handmade acorn earrings.
A former signature pizza spot will soon reopen in downtown Johnson City.
The Johnson Symphony Orchestra is preparing for a November concert, which will include a performance from East Tennessee State University's Opera Theater.
Tennessee voters headed to the polls Tuesday morning as Election Day kicked off across the nation.
Cases of Dengue fever have been confirmed in the region, according to Ballad Health.
Each year, Wreaths Across America Tennessee hopes to ensure that all 17,500 veteran gravesites at Mountain Home National Cemetery receive a wreath of honor.
Scratch brick-oven pizza officially reopened in downtown Johnson City Friday.
Each year, Wreaths Across America Tennessee hopes to ensure that all 17,500 veteran gravesites at Mountain Home National Cemetery receive a wreath of honor.
The Mall at Johnson City will host several events to celebrate the holiday season, including opportunities for people – and their four-legged companions — to get pictures with Santa Claus.
The Johnson City Railroad Experience will celebrate its official grand opening next week.
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