Serina Marshall is a local journalist based in Jonesborough, Tennessee. She writes for the Herald & Tribune and City Press, covering a wide range of topics including community events, local news, and human interest stories. Serina is passionate about sharing the stories and experiences of the people in her community.
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Serina Marshall's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, including community events, education, and human interest stories in Jonesborough, Tennessee. If pitching to Serina, consider providing expert commentary or press releases related to local events or developments within the town of Jonesborough.
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Mayor Dennis Deal, left, presents Harold Patterson with the dedication plaque while former mayor Paul Morrison, second from left, looks on.
Church Hill Fire Chief Will Mullins and Police Chief Chad Mosley listen while Alderman Kathy Christian praised the city's emergency services Tuesday for their quick response to Hurricane Helene victims.
By: Serina Marshall
After 60 years of tireless dedication to the town's recreation and youth sports programs, Harold Patterson is receiving the recognition he deserves.
By: Serina Marshall
When Hurricane Helene tore through the region, leaving destruction in its wake, Mountain City, Tennessee, found itself in urgent need of help.
By: Serina Marshall
As I walked toward the entrance, the towering trees rustled eerily in the wind, like something — or someone — was already watching me.
By: Serina Marshall
Tucked away in the foothills of Bays Mountain, Krazy Mountain Men Custom Audio and Motorcycles is no ordinary shop.
By: Serina Marshall
Both setting out on their own campaign talks, Sen. Albert Gore Sr. made a stop in Hawkins County this week in 1964, followed by his son, then-Congressman and future Vice President Al Gore Jr. in 1984.
By: Serina Marshall
“When we decided to go larger scale in 2023 and start the business, we realized how many people didn’t have the proper setups or knowledge on care for their animals.
By: Serina Marshall
of 5 In the 1984 race for state representative, Bruce Hurley won reelection by only a 57-vote margin over Hawkins County and half of Hancock County against Democratic opponent Mack Cooper
By: Serina Marshall
Merchants and businesses in downtown Rogersville formed the Downtown Rogersville Association this week in 1984.
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