JONESBOROUGH, Tenn. (WJHL) — Washington County's budget committee worked through the fiscal 2024 budget Monday morning and plugged a $10 million gap between revenue and expenses that allows the county to avoid a tax increase.
JONESBOROUGH, Tenn. (WJHL) — Washington County's budget committee worked through the fiscal 2024 budget Monday morning and plugged a $10 million gap between revenue and expenses that allows the county to avoid a tax increase.
Tri-Cities Airport hopes for nonstop service to Chicago with help of $900K grant
JC attorneys in 'Jane Doe' rape lawsuit: Don't allow 'gag order' on city
Costa Chica combines market, butcher shop, restaurant
Kingsport United Way to open application process for new program funding
Local school official says federal funds even the playing field
Speed cameras to enforce safety around schools in Bristol, Va.
Season's End Plant Swap and Sale coming to Tennessee Hills Brewstillery Saturday
Bristol, Tenn. Police accepting applications for Fall Citizens' Police Academy
Trey Hensley plays in hometown of JBO day after being named bluegrass 'guitarist of the year'
Tennessee to drop rabies vaccine packets along borders
