Trey Williams is a Senior Writer with a focus on multinational topics. He has written for various publications, including Fortune, The Rogersville Review, Bristol Herald Courier, The Greeneville Sun, and WINCHESTER EVENING STAR, INC. His work has also been featured in Herald & Tribune, Yahoo Finance, Kingsport Times News, and AOL, Inc. Trey covers a range of subjects, including sports, business, and local news.
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Trey Williams predominantly focuses on sports, particularly high school sports events and outcomes. He also covers evolving stories related to workforce and automation in the context of wealth creation and distribution.
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By TREY WILLIAMS Sports Correspondent Local Events
JONESBOROUGH — A season after failing to record a victory against rival David Crockett, the Daniel Boone volleyball team drew first blood.
Johnson County second-year football head coach Rick Wilson was a record-setting cross country runner at Liberty in the early 1980s.
Bowling Green, Kentucky is considerably flatter than East Tennessee, but Blake Austin is still a Hilltopper.
Bowling Green, Kentucky is considerably flatter than East Tennessee, but Blake Austin is still a Hilltopper.
By: Trey Williams
After 18 years working at David Crockett High School in Jonesborough and 12 years out of coaching, Kent Green has returned to his Daniel Boone alma mater for one last coaching go-round before he retires.
Crockett lost 35-21 at Cherokee on Friday while Boone fell 42-7 to West Ridge.
The Johnson County football team’s visit to Hampton on Friday was suspended in the first half due to thunderstorms.
First game in pictures
By TREY WILLIAMS Sports Correspondent Local Events
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