Tamas Mondovics is a journalist based in Johnson City, Tennessee. He writes for several local publications, including City Press, The Tomahawk, and Kingsport Times News. Tamas covers a range of topics, including local news, court proceedings, human interest stories, and outdoor activities in the Johnson County area.
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Tamas Mondovics primarily covers local news in Johnson City, Tennessee, with a focus on court cases, community events and government announcements. He also emphasizes seasonal events and sports, including remarkable achievements of local individuals.
Those looking to pitch to Tamas should tailor their stories to the local area or involve personalities from Johnson City or neighboring regions. Topics related to legal proceedings, community happenings, notable accomplishments by locals or updates from the government are likely to interest him. Additionally, coverage of seasonal events and sports activities may also grab his attention.
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By: Tamas Mondovics
Last Friday the Johnson County Airport and runway was sitting in the middle of a lake, courtesy of Hurricane Hellene.
Earlier today, Friday, October 4, the Johnson County Emergency Management posted an alert that received a scathing reply from many.
That the road work in Trade, TN, by BCS construction is now in high gear, there is little doubt.
That the road work in Trade, TN, by BCS construction is now in high gear, there is little doubt.
By: Tamas Mondovics
Since the faithful morning of Friday, September 27, the main artery between Mountain City, TN, and Damascus, VA, which allows access to Abingdon, VA, has been closed.
Getting there may still be a bit tricky, as roads are being worked on and improving by the day. However, the town of Damascus, VA, is now open for business.
Helene's path of destruction has left a forest of downed trees. For many residents across Johnson County, the silver lining is the plentiful firewood now available for the winter just around the corner.
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Thanks to the current political environment, this year's election season has been one of the most contentious and seemingly lengthy for candidates vying for local government seats in Johnson County.
Better late than never may be the appropriate phrase as FEMA announced the opening of a Disaster Recovery Center, the first in Johnson County since Hurricane Helene.
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