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Abingdon Christmas Parade Rings In The Season
Found: 1 Week 2 Days 15 Hours 39 Minutes ago
TriCities.com - Though the crowd was thinner than usual, those watching along Main Street said the snow and 20-degree temperatures served only to make the atmosphere more festive. ...
New Americans Take Oath In Abingdon
Found: 1 Week 2 Days 15 Hours 40 Minutes ago
TriCities.com - Seven people sat shoulder to shoulder on a hard wooden bench in a U.S. District courtroom here Friday to face a judge who ultimately gave each of them what they deserved – U.S citizenship. ...
Tri-Cities Region Hosts Several Christmas Parades This Weekend
Found: 1 Week 3 Days 2 Hours 24 Minutes ago
TriCities.com - Christmas is arriving early in the Tri-Cities as the region hosts several Christmas parades this weekend. ...
?Devlin?s Valley?
Found: 1 Week 5 Days 2 Hours 24 Minutes ago
TriCities.com - Former Teacher Pens New Book That Features Ghostly Tale, More
ABINGDON, Va. – It all started with some kids.
Carol Jackson made a visit to one of her old haunts: Weaver Elementary on the outskirts of Bristol, Tenn.She was once a teacher at this school, as well as Mary Hughes Elementary in Piney Flats, Tenn.
But it was here, at Weaver, where Jackson took a challenge from some young charges.
“The kids asked if I would write a ghost story,” Jackson said.
That was a couple of years ago, when Jackson began promoting her first books for children, like “Georgie the Gifted Giraffe” and “Adventures of Little Jacky Bear.”
Immediately, Jackson came home and started writing “Devlin’s Valley.”
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Lee County Federal Inmates Sentenced In 2007 Stabbing
Found: 1 Week 5 Days 12 Hours 22 Minutes ago
TriCities.com - Two inmates at the federal penitentiary in Lee County have been sentenced for their roles in the September 2007 stabbing of another inmate who survived.
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2 Va federal inmates sentenced in stabbing
Found: 1 Week 5 Days 14 Hours 25 Minutes ago
Virginia Examiner News - Two inmates at the federal penitentiary in Lee County have been sentenced for their roles in the September 2007 stabbing of another inmate who survived. Thirty-year-old Ronnie Vaughn and 31-year-old Michael McCullough were sentenced Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Abingdon for assault with intent to murder. Vaughn was sentenced to 14 years, eight months, and McCullough received a sentence of 13 years, six months. ...
Sears Returning To Abingdon Not Catalog Store Of Past
Found: 1 Week 5 Days 20 Hours 51 Minutes ago
TriCities.com - A store that’s been gone from this town for at least 15 years will open again soon, in between Roses and SuperDollar in a shopping center on the east end of town.
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Agencies Share Seized Assets
Found: 1 Week 5 Days 20 Hours 55 Minutes ago
TriCities.com - The Washington County Sheriff’s Department is among six state and local agencies sharing in the distribution of seized assets for aiding federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives investigations.
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Abingdon Christmas Parade Downsizing This Year
Found: 1 Week 5 Days 20 Hours 55 Minutes ago
TriCities.com - After 40 years of growth, the Abingdon Christmas Parade is downsizing this year to make the event shorter and more regulated – changes that aren’t welcomed by the event’s founder
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Inmates sentenced for attack in Lee County federal pen
Found: 1 Week 6 Days 8 Hours 56 Minutes ago
Richmond Times-Dispatch - Two inmates in the federal penitentiary in Lee County have been sentenced for their part in a brutal attack that left another inmate stabbed 31 times. The inmate survived. Ronnie Vaughn, 30, and Michael McCullough, 31, were sentenced in U.S. District Court in Abingdon for committing the assault with the intent to murder, acting U.S. Attorney Julia C. Dudley said today....
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