The December 1 Town of Mountain City public hearing announced yesterday is part of the established rezoning process, not an effort to overturn the Planning Commission’s recommendation.
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Joint ECD Board Discusses Tourism, Industrial Development and Infrastructure
New industry, airport expansion, and the need for a tourism director dominated the discussion at the November 9 meeting of the Joint Economic and Development Committee meeting.
Reading Between the Party Lines:
A look at Johnson County’s voting history reveals shifting party loyalties, changing demographics, and the importance of individual candidates.
Election 2026: Local and Tennessee Results.
With nearly half the votes cast early and 43.89% voter turnout, Johnson County voters made some important decisions for the town, the state, and the country.
Well Played Longhorns. The 2026 Football Season Comes to a Close.
As the Longhorns’ 2026 season comes to a close, a look beyond the scoreboard at what this year meant to the players.
County Clarifies Planning Commission Term Limits
Mayor’s Office and County Attorney answer questions about new Planning Commission limits.
Commission Reverses Grindstaff Decision, Tables Mosier Agreement
Two issues previously reported by The Johnson County Line returned to the Johnson County Commission Thursday night, resulting in one reversal and one postponed decision.
Once Upon A Mattress
The Johnson County Community Theater will present its production of Once Upon a Mattress, the wildly comic musical retelling of the classic fairy tale “The Princess and the Pea,” from October 16 through October 24 at Heritage Hall Theatre in Mountain City.
50 Shades of Appalachia: Celebrating the Colors of Home
“These colors bring back so many memories for folks.” Connie Moody says of 50 Shades of Appalachia, the new group show opening at the Johnson County Center for the Arts on Friday, October 2.
Safe Haven: A Place to Turn
Domestic violence happens in Johnson County more often than many realize. Keith Burchette believes survivors need somewhere to turn—and on November 1, he plans to give them one.
