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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After a pause in 2023, the Appalachian Equity Chorus will return with its annual “Merry and Bright” holiday concert in Johnson City.
The Johnson City Symphony Orchestra will return Saturday to present its December concert, called “Home for the Holidays.”
By: Grace Teater
The Johnson City Board of Education voted 5-3 in favor of Wallace during a called meeting Thursday.
Though Cornerstone Minerals is new to Johnson City, its owner is a familiar face amid the downtown business lineup.
Ballad Health is continuing to expand its Cancer Care location in Johnson City, with phase one of the two-phase project now complete.
CakeBuds Bakery will close its Johnson City storefront to focus solely on custom cake orders, according to a social media post.
The Salvation Army of Johnson City received a kettle match donation of $10,000 from Ballad Health, according to a news release.
By: Grace Teater
Heidi’s House of Hope is continuing on in its progress to bring thoughtful micro-home communities to Johnson City.
Visit Johnson City’s Hotels with Heart campaign exceeded expectations this year, with over 2,000 hats, gloves and blankets donated.
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