Laken Greene

For several students in ETSU’s sport management program, last week’s Big South Tournament brought more than just the opportunity to watch some basketball.

The fourth floor of ETSU’s Sherrod Library drew all kinds of visitors with interests ranging from geography to literature Tuesday and Wednesday. More at JCP.

Maps on display for the fourth Rare Books and Maps event at ETSU were chosen to help tell the story of Hurricane Helene and its impact.

Growing freshmen enrollment and limited housing have motivated ETSU officials to make a $30 million investment in campus residential facilities. More at JCP.

One of the latest exhibits on display at the ETSU Reece Museum is all about celebrating and understanding African culture. Discover more at johnsoncitypress.com

A giant flying squirrel once soared through the skies over what is now Southern Appalachia, gliding above rhinos, mastodons and red pandas. More at JCP.

Abigail (left) brought her mom, Shannon (middle), and her nana, Linda (right).

Jonesborough Elementary School students brought their favorite ladies to breakfast Friday morning to celebrate Valentine’s Day. More at johnsoncitypress.com.

Johnson City Schools had all technological tools on display Thursday for National Digital Learning Day. More at johnsoncitypress.com.

A decade of Washington County School’s data was impacted in a global data breach, according to school officials. More information at JCP.