Original Article by JOHN THOMPSON of the Johnson City Press ELIZABETHTON — Like many young newlyweds, Michael Howell and Cheri Tinney have some plans to start a business and put down some solid roots in the community they have chosen to call home. The difference is that Michael and Cheri should be opening the doors… Continue reading Johnson City Co-Starters attendees to open new business in downtown Elizabethton
Original article by BRANDON PAYKAMIAN of the Johnson City Press Alex Bradley Jr., 32, has always been drawn to the culinary world, but it took some time for him to fully commit himself to cooking. After graduating from East Tennessee State University with a bachelor’s degree in broadcasting in 2007 and producing cooking shows on campus, Bradley… Continue reading Farm Expo featured chef has a passion for cooking
Original Story by HANK HAYES of Time News, Kingsport The Margaret Dolan roadshow recently rolled through the Tri-Cities with a goal of meeting as many decision-makers and venture capitalists as possible. Dolan is the new president and CEO of Launch Tennessee. What is Launch Tennessee? Launch Tennessee is a public-private partnership that supports entrepreneurs from idea… Continue reading Meet Launch Tennessee
Original Story by Tom Ballard of Teknovation David Nelson, one of the Founders of Johnson City’s BrewFund Inc., has come-up with a creative twist on the holiday season. It’s a fun craft beer parody book named “Brewdolph the Hop-Nosed Reindeer.” The book tells the story of people coming together, celebrating their differences, and of… Continue reading BrewFund’s David Nelson creates holiday-spirited book on “Brewdolph the Hop-Nosed Reindeer”
Original article by JESSICA FULLER from the Johnson City Press Blue Moon’s building is changing hands, but that doesn’t mean the theatre’s regular programming is slowing down any time soon. In fact, the new owners have plans to bring more events to the building. Blue Moon Theatre Company will be celebrating 10 years of business… Continue reading New owners bring new events to Blue Moon building
By: Chace Vineski AccelNow – Social Media Coordinator Current Kingsport resident and Army veteran, Malcolm Stallard, knows what it’s like to serve overseas. Like every soldier defending their country, he’s faced unfathomable circumstances and being so far from home certainly makes such times more difficult. While he was serving in Iraq, he saw… Continue reading Care Packages for Deployed Soldiers
By: Chace Vineski AccelNow – Social Media Coordinator Longtime Greeneville resident and founder of The Cheesy School Bus, Phillip Bernier, made an unusual career change yet fitting. Once a long-time Sterile Processing Technician at Takoma Regional Hospital in Greeneville he had the urge to open up his own food truck. What makes Phillips… Continue reading The Cheesy School Bus – Gourmet Grilled Cheese
By: Chace Vineski AccelNow – Social Media Coordinator When Greeneville, Tennessee native and current resident, Calvin Doty worked in Human Resources, he never expected it would lead to him to starting up his own health care group. Having had 30 years of experience in human resources in the medical industry, he saw first-hand… Continue reading 1 Team Clinic LLC
Original Reporting by J. H. Osborne of the Kingsport Times-News Connected to The Birthplace of Country Music Museum, The Bristol Hotel is in the heart of the city’s Executive Plaza on the corner of The Birthplace of Country Music Way and Cumberland Street. It is two blocks from Paramount Center for the Arts, and four blocks… Continue reading The Bristol Hotel and their new view
By: Chace Vineski AccelNow – Social Media Coordinator The journey of Stay Stirred Up founder, Sean Statz, is not your conventional success story. However, in reality, success stories hardly are conventional in a sense. Various obstacles, roadblocks, and setbacks get thrown into the mix, but in the words of Rocky Balboa “It’s… Continue reading Sean Statz and Stay Stirred Up
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