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Halloween is a little more than a week away. That means it’s time for ghost stories.

I was looking for a spooky read this fall and decided on a classic novel I had never read, the original 1818 version of “Frankenstein.”

Until its demolition in 2010, the Major J.T. Huff Bridge in Cocke County was one of a special class of bridge design, built especially for certain river crossings in Tennessee.

Thanks to reader Will Barrett of Johnson City, who shared these photos he took last weekend at Bays Mountain.

Elijah Cross II Daughters of 1812 recently marked the grave of Mary Bowery Fields Carter at East Lawn Cemetery.

Most days, North High School senior Adam Embrock is busy with homework, participating in student council and National Honor Society business, or practicing on the Stars cross country and soccer

Today were going to explore the do’s and donts of Halloween pet ownership, complete with some furr-tastic tips to keep your pets safe and sound.

Invasive species are putting continual pressure on plants and animals in Illinois, which is expected to intensify in coming years. This means we all need to be vigilant for new

Debbie King barely gave it a second thought when she scraped her right shin climbing onto her friend’s pontoon for a day of boating in the Gulf of Mexico on

A century ago, Napans of all ages enthusiastically celebrated Halloween. The late-October, early-November issues of the Napa Daily Register featured detailed articles, announcements and ads about the local 1923 festivities.