It’s been another busy week here in Johnson County, and Dan Cullinane and Sheila Stout Caldwell have plenty to talk about on this week’s podcast. We start with a look back at Veterans Day and the ceremonies and events held around the county to honor the men and women who have served our country. ThereContinueContinue reading “On The Johnson County Line: Honoring Veterans, Town Business & What’s Happening Around Johnson County”
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Things That Go Bump in the Mountains: Ghost Stories & Legends of Johnson County
Ghostly fiddlers, mysterious fireballs, haunted houses and a few tales that might make you think twice about wandering around these mountains after dark! There’s something about living in the mountains that lends itself to a good ghost story. Who doesn’t love sitting around an open fire, sipping on hot apple cider, bundled in your favoriteContinueContinue reading “Things That Go Bump in the Mountains: Ghost Stories & Legends of Johnson County”
The Stories Behind the Stories
By Lewis Chapman The literary arts take center stage at the Johnson County Center for the Arts with local writers sharing their stories through book signings and author talks. The Johnson County Center for the Arts is excited to host first time author Deena Madonna for a book signing and talk this coming Friday, OctoberContinueContinue reading “The Stories Behind the Stories”
Mountain City Fiddlers’ Convention Celebrates Music, Competition and a Tradition That Keeps Growing
Mountain City once again became a gathering place for musicians, families and traditional music fans October 2–3 as the Mountain City Fiddlers’ Convention returned for another memorable weekend of old-time and bluegrass music. More than 700 people attended or participated during the two-day event, which featured Friday night concerts, Saturday youth and adult competition, andContinueContinue reading “Mountain City Fiddlers’ Convention Celebrates Music, Competition and a Tradition That Keeps Growing”
From Johnson County’s Railroads to an East TN Soldier: Two September Heritage Programs to Enjoy
A railroad grade, an old family story, a name on a military record—each can tell us something about the people who lived here before us. This month, two local heritage programs invite us to look more closely at those stories and the people who have spent years preserving them. Beaver Dam Railroad engine No. 1ContinueContinue reading “From Johnson County’s Railroads to an East TN Soldier: Two September Heritage Programs to Enjoy”
Around the County: Cars, Community & Weekend Fun!
From live music and rodeo action to classic cars, local art, and Friday night football, Johnson County has a full calendar ahead. Here’s what’s happening around the county September 10–13. Thursday, September 10 Johnson County COG Networking SessionNoon | Mountain City/Johnson County Community Center214 College Street, Mountain City Connect with local business owners, organizations andContinueContinue reading “Around the County: Cars, Community & Weekend Fun!”
Around the County: Music, Mountains & Labor Day Fun
Labor Day weekend brings plenty of reasons to get out and enjoy Johnson County—from Appalachian music and local art to a mountain 5K, farmers market, Ribfest, classic cars and more. Here’s a look at what’s happening Around the County September 4–6. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 LIVE MUSIC: Scott McKinney 5–8 p.m. | Villa Nove Vineyards1877 DryContinueContinue reading “Around the County: Music, Mountains & Labor Day Fun”
This Week on The Johnson County Line: A Long Journey Home & Labor Day Around Town
Celebrating Our Appalachian Heritage Our guest this week is Cristy Dunn, Executive Director of the Johnson County Center for the Arts, who joins Sheila to talk about Long Journey Home, Johnson County’s annual celebration of Appalachian music, heritage and traditions. Long Journey Home is more than a weekend of music. It is an opportunity toContinueContinue reading “This Week on The Johnson County Line: A Long Journey Home & Labor Day Around Town”
