R. Harvey Tallmadge
JOHNSON CITY – R. Harvey Tallmadge, age 89 of Johnson City, Tennessee passed away Tuesday, October 22, 2019 at the Johnson City Medical Center. Harvey was born in Weyburn, Saskatchewan. He was the son of…
US and China are close to finalizing some sections of trade deal, US trade representative says
The U.S. and China "made headway on specific issues" during trade talks among top negotiators Friday, the USTR says. World News & Analysis
Watch: Trump speaks at historically black college, days after calling impeachment probe ‘a lynching’
President Donald Trump on Friday will visit Benedict College, a historically black college in South Carolina, three days after he posted a tweet comparing the House impeachment probe to "a lynching." U.S. News
Why C.J. Spiller was the critical recruit to help start the Clemson dynasty
Before Clemson became a football dynasty, it was the recruitment of C.J. Spiller that was critical to getting the program competitive with the elite. GANNETT Syndication Service
First Tennessee Bank will soon be named First Horizon as part of branding change
The new name and logo will become effective for the largest Tennessee-headquartered bank at the close of business Oct. 25. GANNETT Syndication Service
Community Action Committee Leadership Class 2020
Community Action Committee Leadership Class 2020 GANNETT Syndication Service
Janice Broyles Treadway
Janice Broyles Treadway age 79 of South Central Community passed away Friday, October 18, at Johnson City Medical Center. She was a loving wife, mom and mamaw, and adored her grandchildren. She was a lifelong…
EU regulator expects to clear Boeing 737 MAX in January at earliest
European regulators expect to clear Boeing's grounded 737 MAX to return to service in January at the earliest, following changes to cockpit software and training in the wake of two fatal crashes. World News &…
Trump is ‘fully prepared’ to take military action against Turkey if needed, Mike Pompeo says
"We prefer peace to war," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tells CNBC's Wilfred Frost. U.S. News
Former Georgia, Miami coach Mark Richt says he’s OK after heart attack: ‘I plan to be at work this week’
Former Georgia and Miami (Fla.) head coach Mark Richt tweeted Monday he suffered a heart attack but expects to be back at work this week. GANNETT Syndication Service