Thursday, April 26, 2012

Ribbon Cutting For Kingsport Waste Water Facility
Kingsport City Officials have cut the ribbon on a completely renovated wastewater treatment plant in the model city. Public works director, Ryan McReynolds said the improvements and upgrades will be close to $24 million. He added that the new facilities should keep the model city in compliance with environmental regulations for at least the next 20 years. The upgrades will allow for an additional 20,000 households and several large industrial customers to come online with the Kingsport Wastewater Treatment System.(CS)

Monday, June 17, 2013

  • MSHA good employer award
  • ETSU gets money for drug abuse prevention
  • VA grant for SRO’s
  • Tennesseans want immigration reform
  • Pliny Fisk mural
  • Horse Drowning
  • Wampler Sr. Highway
  • Abingdon Accident Injures Driver
  • Erwin Fire Destroys Home
  • Sullivan County Considers More Budget Cuts
  • Bus Drivers Wanted
  • Man Charged With DUI After Hitting Mail Truck
  • Great Weekend at Thunder Valley



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