Tannery Knobs News Today

In Johnson City, Memorial Day was filled with a series of ceremonies remembering those who died for our country, but one of those ceremonies was made all the mo

The Kings Mountain Post 24 of the American Legion will hold a groundbreaking ceremony on April 12 to “Raise the Flag” atop Tannery Knobs in Johnson City.

An afternoon thunderstorm swept through downtown Johnson City on Monday dumping heavy rain and leaving a double rainbow, seen here framed by Interstate 26 with Tannery Knobs in the background, in its wake.

Young riders were taking advantage of a cool fall day Wednesday to enjoy the pump track at Tannery Knobs Bike Park in Johnson City. Stretching more than 40 acres, the park features trails with a variety of different skill levels for biking enthusiasts. The bike park also offers a bird’s eye view of the city’s Memorial Park Community Center.

Riders of all ages will have an opportunity to try out their mountain biking skills on Saturday and help raise awareness of a new bicycle playground being developed in Johnson City by cycling enthusiasts and area Rotary Clubs. “Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day” is a free event that will be held from 9 a.m. to noon on the tentative site of a bicycle playground at the corner of State of Franklin Road and Legion Street.

Johnson Citys Meet The Mountains is designed for outdoor lovers.

If you haven’t seen it yet, Johnson City has been rated as one of the best destinations for outdoor adventures in the United States. If you haven’t read the articles

Johnson City Commissioner Jenny Brock is one of four people vying for two open seats on the Johnson City Commission.

In Johnson City, Tenn., world-class trail developers designed a collection of fluid, fun, and technical mountain bike single track for all types of riders. 

Greg Carr regularly sees out-of-state license plates from places like Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama and Florida when he visits mountain bike trails around Johnson City.