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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Grace Teater's coverage focuses on local events, community news, education, and business in Johnson City, Tennessee. She tends to cover announcements and events related to house & home, pets, and entertainment news within the area.
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A Mexican restaurant is set to move into the former O’Charley’s in Johnson City, according to a sign outside the eatery.
Theresa Markiw will be next month’s feature artist, bringing both watercolors and watercolor collages to the downtown space.
By: Grace Teater
Ballad Health will invest $60 million to construct a new, expanded Emergency Department at Johnson City Medical Center.
A Johnson City man has been named East Tennessee District Caregiver of the Year by the Tennessee Health Care Association.
One of the nation's largest women-focused motorcycle rallies is coming to Johnson City.
By: Grace Teater
Recently, a local 7Brew Coffee location brought "pup cups" to adoptable puppies at the AHHS.
The Appalachian Highland Celts presented its annual Celtic Festival over the weekend.
By: Grace Teater
The Johnson City Symphony Orchestra is set to close out the summer season with a free concert in Johnson City.
By: Grace Teater
Ballad Health will partner with Project SEARCH and Johnson City Schools to bring employment opportunities to students with intellectual disabilities.
By: Grace Teater, Laken Greene
As temperatures begin to cool, the region’s wedding season is heating up.
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