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EO Companies grant-backed expansion in Abingdon to add after-school program for 100 kids (opens the original)
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ABINGDON, Va. (WCYB) — EO Companies in Abingdon was recently awarded a federal grant which, combined with other funds, will create a new after-school and summer enrichment program to serve about 100 local students. Governor Spanberger recently announced the award which was received through a $7.2 million federal disaster-recovery grant. Combined with other investments, the total is around $18 million to support childcare projects and expansions in Washington County, Tazewell County, the City of
ETSU rural health team recognized for statewide aging data dashboard (opens the original)
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WCYB) — A statewide resource developed by ETSU recently earned recognition from public health professionals across the state. The ETSU Center for Rural Health and Research was recognized for their work developing the group's “Tennessee Multi-Sector Plan for the Aging Data Dashboard.” The project is designed as a one-stop resource for aging-related information across Tennessee, It brings together demographic, health, healthcare access and socioeconomic data and resources for
New podcast series captures stories of Helene’s aftermath in East Tennessee (opens the original)
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WCYB) — A local podcast creator is hoping to preserve the oral history of Helene for generations to come. Aaron Scott, a local non-profit volunteer is hoping to interview upwards of 60 people who were directly affected by Helen as well as volunteers who helped pick up the pieces. “This is maybe not the world’s biggest disaster but for our region, it was huge. So for our region, I think it's important to tell the stories and capture the stories and give people a space to begi
Local cafe celebrates national coffee day (opens the original)
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ROGERSVILLE, Tn. (WCYB) — From macchiatos to americanos, big and small cafes across the nation offered special deals to customers. One local coffee shop in Rogersville, Coffee at the Kyle, gave their customers 20% off hot coffees. “It's definitely a fun thing to celebrate. It's definitely something a lot of customers look forward to, not just for the discounts or the celebrations, but they have another excuse to come into the coffee shop,” Stephanie Lord, the owner of Coffee at the Kyle, said. T
Schools cite 35% increase in fuel spending with diesel prices hitting all-time high (opens the original)
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HAWKINS COUNTY, Tenn. (WCYB) — As gas prices continue to reach new highs across the country with the Iran conflict showing no signs of slowing down, many school districts are facing looming decisions. Just like everyday drivers, school districts are feeling the price jump at the gas pump with diesel prices hitting an all-time high, according to AAA. The average diesel price sits at $6.43 nationally, and about thirty cents cheaper in Tennessee at an average of $6.13. Still, school districts are f
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