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ELIZABETHTON — On Tuesday night, the Health and Welfare Committee of the Carter County Commission began the process of prioritizing the spending for the federal funding coming to the county

ELIZABETHTON — Improvements to downtown Elizabethton were a big part of the monthly meeting of the Elizabethton City Council on Thursday night. The council voted on second and final reading

ELIZABETHTON — The new year holds a lot of expectations for the governments of Carter County and Elizabethton. Major improvements are being discussed or have already been drawn up and

Jared Rodriguez had a season-high 24 points plus 12 rebounds as Idaho State snapped its eight-game losing streak, easily beating Bethesda 103-68 on Saturday night.

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ELIZABETHTON — The Elizabethton City Council will be asked to consider a change in the city ordinance to allow an on-premise beer permit for the Bonnie Kate Theater during its

ELIZABETHTON — The Elizabethton City Council took a step forward Thursday in plans to develop the city’s rivers for recreation. By a unanimous vote, the council agreed to hire the Colorado firm of River Restorations to move forward with studies on the future recreational development of the city’s two rivers and whether the focus should be on the Watauga, the Doe, or a combination of the two rivers. The council has designated $38,082.88 for the contract with River Restorations. Th...

ELIZABETHTON — The further development of a mountain bike riding park brought together leaders from Elizabethton and Carter County on Wednesday afternoon for an exploratory session. Over the past several years, Elizabethton has slowly developed a small system of bike trails in a 238-acre hilly watershed property the city owns in Hampton. Although the property is several miles from Elizabethton, the city owns it because the springs flowing in the area provide over half of the city’s dr...

ELIZABETHTON — The Elizabethton City Council approved on first reading the budget for the city that’s scheduled to take effect next month.

ELIZABETHTON — On Thursday evening the Elizabethton City Council will be considering a budget for the 2021-22 fiscal year that should create no controversies during this stage in the COVID-19