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Spend the Day in Downtown Morristown

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, downtown Morristown is the perfect place to spend a day. The picturesque district is anchored on one end by the Rose Center and on the other by the Farmer’s Market Pavilion and Downtown Green. Easily walkable and beautifully landscaped, alternating Tennessee and American flags flutter in the […]

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Echoes of the Highlands: Exploring Scots-Irish Heritage in Appalachia

The cultural connections between Ireland, Scotland, and Appalachia are prevalent, especially to those with a knack to dig into their ancestry. According to the Tennessee census bureau, one in five Tennesseans has roots traced back directly to 18th-century Scots-Irish settlers. Mountains & Scenery The Scottish Highlands have an unmistakable solace about them, much like the […]

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Paddleboard Camping

As the weather warms, there’s really no better place to be than Northeast Tennessee. With 288 miles of the Appalachian Trail running through the region, Northeast Tennessee is a well known destination for backpackers. Adventure in Northeast Tennessee But what folks may not know is that it’s also a great location for paddleboard camping! For anyone […]

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Northeast Tennessee for Bookworms

Northeast Tennessee is well known for the outdoors, racing, and downtown delights. But did you know, that this region is full of shops and stores for book lovers and bookworms alike? Mr. K’s Used Books, Music & More Northeast Tennessee for Bookworms- Mr. K’s Used Books, Music & More in Johnson City, Tennessee, is a […]

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Hit the Road for Moonshine, Mayhem, and Mountains

Calling all history buffs, car enthusiasts, and adventure seekers! Northeast Tennessee has unveiled a brand new experience that promises equal parts historical intrigue, scenic beauty, and a touch of good ol’ fashioned moonshine fun. Buckle up for the Bootleggers & Burnouts Trail, a self-guided driving tour that winds its way through the heart of the […]

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Spend Time in the Cities of Northeast Tennessee

The Northeast Tennessee region is full of rich history, outdoor adventure and is the birthplace of country music. Here’s what to see and do when you visit these Northeast Tennessee cities. Johnson City See the fossils and findings on display at the Hands On! Discovery Center. Catch a glimpse of East Tennessee’s 5 million year-old past featuring tapirs, red […]

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History, Heritage, & Outlaws: Unveiling Northeast Tennessee’s Past

Step back in time and explore Northeast Tennessee’s rich tapestry of history, heritage, and legendary outlaws. From the iconic Bluff City Swinging Bridge to the captivating stories of Watauga Lake and moonshiner Mahala Mullins, this blog uncovers the region’s fascinating past for history buffs and curious visitors alike. History The Bluff City Swinging Bridge Northeast […]

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A Woman’s Legacy of Fishing on the South Holston River

Folks travel from all around the world to Northeast Tennessee to fish the South Holston and Watauga Rivers. Fly-fishing combines a skillful practice with the healing elements of nature. For some, the legacy of fishing carries over for generations. Plan your fishing trip to Northeast Tennessee this spring! A Legacy Pam Dean has been fishing […]

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