Summers Taylor News Today

KINGSPORT - Stormwater system improvements will take place along Sullivan Street, between Main Street and Market Street, starting Aug. 7.

ROAN MOUNTAIN — A small but very important parcel of land in the Roan Highlands has been acquired by the Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy, a nonprofit land trust conserving land

The Tennessee Division of Air Pollution Control held an informal public meeting on Tuesday to discuss Unicoi residents’ concerns about Summers-Taylor Material Corps’ application to construct a mobile rock crusher

ELIZABETHTON — The Landfill Committee of the Carter County Commission took another step closer to extending the life of the county landfill. The committee unanimously approved a motion to begin

ELIZABETHTON — The city of Elizabethton took possession of the former headquarters building of Summers-Taylor and the construction company’s surrounding warehouses operations buildings and parking lots on Thursday.

ELIZABETHTON — The city of Elizabethton took possession of the former headquarters building of Summers-Taylor and the construction company’s surrounding warehouses operations buildings and parking lots on Thursday.

With Monday’s Question of the Week, we asked readers what sorts of businesses, services and amenities they’d like to see become part of West Walnut Street’s redevelopment. Here are some

A weekend on the Nolichucky River that led to criminal charges, citizen outrage over a proposed asphalt plant and the return of a beloved, award-winning event were just some of

It’s taken at least three decades for a Boones Creek Historical Trust’s vision to come to life, and now it’s a tangible thing to celebrate the rich history and heritage

Unicoi shouldn’t bend over for asphalt plant I’m responding to recently published comments by Town of Unicoi Mayor Kathy Bullen in which she “wants to dispel asphalt plant rumors.” Many of the points the mayor made were accurate and valid, but some were not, and I’d like to respond to a couple of them. First, she said that as mayor she must represent all landowners and that Summers-Taylor is a landowner. True enough. However, she is weighing the concerns of one landowne...