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Best Spots to Pitch a Tent
Whether you are craving the crackling sounds of a warm bonfire or just looking for a cozy place to sleep under the stars, we have you covered on your next […]
Looking for the Lost State in a Distillery
If you’re looking to stock up your bar cart, Bristol has a secret and it’s called Lost State Distillery. This family-owned business was voted Best New Craft Distillery from USA […]
Top 5 Things to Do at Hands On! Discovery Center and Gray Fossil Site
Located off I-26 just minutes from Kingsport, Johnson City, and Bristol, Hands On! Discovery Center is a distinctive attraction that blends science, art, and natural history in a way that […]
Tea with Dr. Wykoff
Dr. Randy Wykoff is the founding dean of the College of Public Health at East Tennessee State University and has been with the institute for 16 years. Most recently, he […]
Sangria, Slushies, and Scenery
If you take the time to tackle the winding hills of Johnson County, you’ll be treated to beautiful vistas, which includes Watauga Lake and breathtaking mountain views. Tucked inside […]
Drive Up Date Night: Our Claim to Iconic Drive-In Theaters
The summer season brings fresh mountain air, country back roads, and road trips close to home. And, we’re betting you wouldn’t mind a cozy night under the stars, your favorite […]
Mountain Wildflowers and Where To Find Them
Follow along with outdoorsman and writer Johnny Molloy as he treks through the mountains of Northeast Tennessee. From the banks of the Nolichucky River to the top of Roan Mountain, wildflowers […]
The Top Spots for Live Music
Tennessee is known for its music heritage, and it’s no secret the far corner of the state is home to some of the best sounds in Tennessee. In fact, you […]
Meet a Farmer: Dana York
Dana York’s family farm has been around longer than Tennessee has been a state. Since 1778, now in its 10th generation as Grand Oak Farm, Dana continues with tradition […]
