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Protesters gathered outside the Johnson City Police Department Saturday, calling for transparency, accountability and justice for victims of sexual assault.

An ETSU researcher was recently granted funding that could have impacts on global food insecurity and vitamin deficiencies. More at johnsoncitypress.com.

The region’s rising bluegrass musicians showed off their skills Saturday at the ‘Pickin’ in the School-Yard’ fundraiser held at University School.

Members of the Washington County School Board took a critical look at the financial needs of the district in a special-called meeting Tuesday. More at JCP.

Johnson City’s four-legged friends were treated to an egg-straordinary Easter celebration Wednesday, making this holiday one they’ll never ‘fur-get’.

ETSU student Leah Loveday has secured one of the most competitive and prestigious scholarships in the United States. More at johnsoncitypress.com.

Milligan student Adam Bengtson had to come a long way before winning the District Seven Silver ADDY from the American Advertising Awards. Read on at JCP.

The Washington County School Board spoke of the future in a recent meeting–specifically about immigration law and property adjacent to an elementary school.

ETSU announced Friday that certain diversity, equity and inclusion services on campus will be changed to ensure compliance with recent federal policy.

Since returning from the COVID-19 pandemic, educators have taken note of a new challenge plaguing their classrooms: The rise of extreme behavior. More at JCP