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Address: Johnson City, Tennessee, 37615, USA

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Preparing Your Home for the Fall
Labor Day is over and the cooler temperatures of fall are fast approaching. Just for your information, there are only 108 shopping days left until Christmas! But before we get ahead of ourselves, and as we break out the recipes for homemade pumpkin pie, spiced lattes and dad’s best chili, there are likely some things […]
Are the Mountains Calling You?
There’s a Unique Reason Many Are Moving to Johnson City Those of us who live in Johnson City and surrounding suburbs likely take much for granted. This author was born and raised in this area of Johnson City and Jonesborough, and only after moving away for 20 years and returning did I view the area […]
Fun Southern Summertime Cooking
Summertime in the South means plenty of sunshine and great food. Regardless of your location, you can find a signature staple of southern cuisine that is sure to fill your belly while making you wish for more. Learning about some traditional southern cooking practices may even help you expand your own repertoire in the kitchen […]
Money Saving Tips for Tight Budgets
Everyone feels the pressure from increased costs on everything from building materials to gasoline to food and medicine. Regardless of your income or financial status, saving money in every way possible is wise. Here in Northeast Tennessee, we enjoy several economic benefits that make it a great place to live, work and raise a family. […]
Moving to Northeast TN? Here’s What You Should Know
“Rocky Top, you’ll always be, home sweet home to me… good ol’ Rocky Top! Rocky Top, Tennessee! Rocky Top Tennessee!” If you’re a native Tennessean (especially in Northeast Tennessee and close to Knoxville), you know this line from one of our favorite state songs, first recorded in 1967 by the Osborne Brothers. Every fall, this […]