Nathan Baker is a journalist based in Johnson City, Tennessee. He primarily writes for City Press, but his work has also been featured in the Kingsport Times News and Herald & Tribune. Nathan covers a range of local topics including community events, environmental issues, and regional news stories.
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Nathan Baker's coverage is heavily focused on local news, events, and community-related topics within Johnson City, Tennessee. He frequently covers government announcements alongside press releases and event coverage.
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Bicycles wait at a rack on East Tennessee State University's campus. Johnson City Police say bike thefts are trending up this year.
A bike on East Tennessee State University's campus waits for its owner to return. Johnson City police say bicycle thefts have increased this year.
With tuition rates unchanged, Johnson City Schools will open four schools to new students from outside the district for the 2024-25 academic year.
Major sponsor PepsiCo Beverages North American of Johnson City and city representatives announced Wednesday the details of the yearly fireworks display.
Within seconds, several people who witnessed a small plane crash Saturday morning at a private airfield in rural Washington County called for emergency responders.
The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security hopes to draw attention to its free gun lock program with a video campaign released this week.
Attorneys for Sullivan County say a man shot and killed last year by deputies outside a Bristol Dollar General store was under the influence of drugs and reaching for guns before the shooting.
Within seconds, several people who witnessed a small plane crash Saturday morning at a private airfield in rural Washington County called for emergency responders.
The Safe Haven Baby Box at Unicoi County's EMS building was blessed and then volunteers laid their hands on it during an unveiling ceremony Tuesday, June 18, 2024.
Organizers unveiled a Safe Haven Baby Box at the Unicoi County EMS building, 630 Oneega Ave., Tuesday in Erwin. Mothers may put infants into the box, installed into the side of the building, where they're kept safe until medical and protective service personnel alerted by an automatic alarm arrive.
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