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Spice up your week: The Mouse's Ear delivers a totally nude, high-energy gentlemen’s club and nightclub vibe with private dances and champagne rooms, plus they know how to throw unforgettable bachelor and birthday parties.
Dream kitchen, zero drama: From custom layouts and solid wood cabinets to quartz countertops, tile, and pro installation, Atlas Kitchen and Bath handles kitchen and bath remodels start to finish.
History in your backyard: Tipton-Haynes State Historic Site packs 45 acres of Northeast Tennessee stories into eleven historic buildings, a limestone cave, natural spring, buffalo trace, and a nature trail.
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The Sullivan County Sheriff's Office and Scott County Sheriff’s Office in Tennessee and Virginia have made an arrest and recovered over 130 vases in an ongoing investigation into thefts from cemeteries in Tennessee, including those from the graves of children and infants.
Full story at wcyb.com ↗
Some travelers in Tennessee have reported that their REAL IDs cannot be scanned by the TSA (TSA) due to an issue.
Full story at the-sun.com ↗
The Reece Museum at East Tennessee State University has opened six exhibitions this fall, including a retrospective of ETSU Athletics.
Full story at news.etsu.edu ↗
Bristol's annual PepperFest is set to take place on September 5 at the Downtown Center’s Country Music Mural in Downtown Bristol.
Full story at wjhl.com ↗
Six new exhibitions at the Reece Museum at East Tennessee State University have been unveiled this fall, celebrating the history and culture of the Tennessee frontier, the legacy of old-time music, and a retrospective of ETSU Athletics.
Full story at elizabethton.com ↗
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