Johnson City Press

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Six Rivers Media is hiring two new reporters to work with all five of our newsrooms: Statehouse reporter: The Statehouse Reporter will be responsible for covering Tennessee state senators and representatives—specifically those representing Northeast Tennessee—as they work on legislation affecting our local communities. This role involves breaking news, producing in-depth enterprise stories, and analyzing government actions on issues such as affordable housing, health care, environmental policy, transportation, business, education and tourism. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e3HzAshm Health reporter: The Healthcare Reporter will report on both physical and mental health. Coverage of emerging trends, disease prevention, patients’ rights, pharmaceutical companies, wellness, mental health issues and treatment, disparities in healthcare costs, use of AI in predictive medicine, the nursing shortage, end-of-life issues, exercise, food, nutrition, leisure, fitness, healthy participant sports and activities. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eCaKCPY4 #jobs #nowhiring #news #reporters

A new restaurant is coming to downtown Jonesborough, using the site of the old post office. https://lnkd.in/eh89XgJe

Johnson City showing itself to be a small city, packing a punch. U-Haul lists it as the no. 9 growth city in America. https://lnkd.in/eWfRPkUp

Six Rivers Media, LLC, a digital-first company serving Northeast Tennessee, seeks a dynamic and versatile general assignment reporter for the Johnson City Press. SRM needs a?reporter?who can dig into hard news stories, delve into data journalism and write engaging feature stories that emphasize the human element. We are looking for a?reporter?who embraces investigative journalism, someone who can deliver thoughtful analysis that tells readers where the story is going next. Get more details here:

Leading up to the landfall of Hurricane Helene, schools around East Tennessee debated whether to close. The storm was traveling North and they knew inclement weather was on the way, most likely bringing heavy winds and flooding along with it. There was no reason to be open with the chance of dangerous travel or losing power. They thought they were prepared. But no one was prepared for the devastation we saw in our part of East Tennessee. The storm hit quickly and it hit hard and it did more than just flood. This is the story of our coverage following the rain and wind, the rise and fall of the river, and the toll it took on our region. Our home. Six Rivers Media is proud to be a part of East Tennessee, its people, and its history. We look forward to telling your stories as we move ahead and to hearing your stories as you rebuild and grow. Six Rivers Media Presents: Covering Helene

Thank you to the Johnson City Press and Kingsport Times News for sharing this touching story of one of our recent graduates, whose perseverance and spirit are truly inspiring! Congratulations, Fate! https://lnkd.in/esXXZC6F

Scratch Pizza soon to reopen.

Ballad Health plans to make a substantial investment at Johnson City Medical Center Inc.

"The recent visit marks the third consecutive survey in which the state cited zero deficiencies for the region’s Level 1 Trauma Center. Additionally, the survey comes after a peer-reviewed study in a national publication found that the JCMC’s Level 1 Trauma Center has “saved more lives." According to the report, specific points of strength include strong physician and administrative leadership, a focus on trauma research and expansion of neurosurgical coverage, among numerous others." Read more about the recent state survey of our Region’s Level 1 Trauma Center from the Johnson City Press. #balladhealth #traumacare