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AUDITIONS FOR THEATRE BRISTOL’S ‘SCROOGE! THE MUSICAL’ AND ‘A TUNA CHRISTMAS’—Theatre Bristol announces auditions for “Scrooge! The Musical” coming November and December to the Paramount Bristol stage, and for “A Tuna Christmas” coming in December to the ARTspace Stage. Roles are available for adults, teens, and children. It is possible to audition for both productions and be cast in both. Readings and songs will be provided. No conflicts are permitted for tech week or performances, and all rehearsal conflicts need to be reported at auditions. Due to the quantity of performances, some roles may be double cast, or have understudies or standbys. Auditions for Scrooge are Friday, Aug. 2 at 6:30 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 3 at 3:30 p.m. and Sunday, Aug. 4 at 2:30 p.m. Auditions for A Tuna Christmas are Monday, Aug. 5 at 6:30 p.m. and Tuesday, Aug. 6 at 6:30 p.m. Visit www.theatrebristol.org/audition for important audition information, the audition forms and available roles. Auditions and rehearsals are held at 512 State Street, Bristol, TN, 37620, USA.

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BLUFF CITY BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN REGULAR MEETING—The Bluff City Board of Mayor and Aldermen will hold a regular meeting Tuesday, Aug. 6, at 6 p.m.

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE JOB OPPORTUNITIES WEBINAR—The Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation will present a free 40-minute webinar, ‘Unlock Your NPS Career: Insider Tips with USAJOBS’ at noon, Tuesday, Aug. 6. Participants will learn how to unlock career opportunities with the Blue Ridge Parkway and National Park Service. The presentation will highlight the wide range of National Park Service positions and guide participants through the application process. To register, visit BRPFoundation.org/events. To learn more, visit BRPFoundation.org.

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AL-ANON—A support group for friends and family of alcoholics and addicts meeting at 7 p.m. every Wednesday in the basement of Lebanon United Methodist Church in Elk Creek, Virginia. For more information, call 276-655-4941.

NATIONAL PURPLE HEART DAY EVENT—Abingdon, Va. LOCATION CHANGE: Veterans Advisory Board will dedicate a Purple Heart Parking sign in recognition of National Purple Heart Day taking place at the south end of Veterans Memorial Park, 425 Lt. Billy Webb Ave., at 10 a.m. on Aug 7. All are welcome to attend the brief ceremony.

SULLIVAN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION CALLED MEETING—The Sullivan County Board of Education will meet in called session on Wednesday, Aug. 7, at 4:30 p.m. This meeting will be held in the Board Room of the Health/Education Building (154 Blountville Bypass). Agenda Item: 2024-2025 General Purpose School Budget. Anyone wishing to give public comment must complete Form 1.4014.F1. This form will be available at the meeting and should be turned in to the Board Chairman or the Board Secretary before the meeting begins. Note: There will also be a closed attorney/client meeting with the Board prior to the called meeting at 4:00. The regular monthly meeting will still be held on Thursday, August 8. Board meetings are streamed live and can be viewed online at https://bit.ly/46xmxLE.

AUG. 8

SULLIVAN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING—The Sullivan County Board of Education will meet for its regular monthly on Thursday, Aug. 8. Anyone wishing to give public comment must complete Form 1.4014.F1. This form will be available at the meeting and should be turned in to the Board Chairman or the Board Secretary before the meeting begins. Board meetings are streamed live and can be viewed online at https://bit.ly/46xmxLE.

AUG. 9

BORDER BASH—Bristol, TN/VA Border Bash celebrates its return to historic Downtown Bristol on Aug. 9 with Sam Burchfield & The Scoundrels and Anthony Childress. Hosted by Believe in Bristol, Border Bash is about fun, family, great music, and creating memories to last a lifetime. This free annual summer concert series celebrates its 24th anniversary on State Street. The series includes children’s activities, local arts and crafts vendors, and food trucks, in addition to live music and much more. All the events will rotate along State Street this year, with the Star-Spangled July 4th Border Bash held in Anderson Park. For more information, visit www.BelieveInBristol.org.

AUG. 10

ARMY RESERVE REUNION/PICNIC: ABINGDON & BRISTOL UNITS—An Army Reserve reunion and picnic for Abingdon and Bristol units will be held Aug. 10 from noon-4 p.m. at Sugar Hollow Park in Bristol, Va., at Shelter “D”. Bring your favorite picnic foods. Drinks will be provided. If you have special drink needs, please bring them. Alcohol is not allowed in the park. For more information, contact Kevin Abel 276-698-4710 or Terry Moore, 423-956-6155.

CRUMLEY HOUSE POLYNESIAN BEACH PARTY—On Saturday, Aug. 10, The Crumley House Polynesian Beach Party kicks off at 6 p.m. at The Farm at Jackson Bridge, located at 1090 Taylor Bridge Road in Jonesborough, Tenn. It’s a summer tradition that significantly impacts the lives of traumatic brain injury survivors and their families. In fact, this event is the most important fundraiser of the year for the brain injury rehabilitation center. Attendees can look forward to an evening filled with live music by 80’s Club Rewind, a delectable array of island-themed foods, and a variety of entertainment, including dancing and games, all set in a relaxed atmosphere. Summer dresses, beach shirts, and flip-flops are the preferred attire, embracing the laid-back beach vibe. Event and table sponsorships are now available, along with individual tickets. For more information, visit crumleyhouse.com/beachparty or call (423) 257-3644.

HIGH KNOB OUTDOOR FEST—The City of Norton’s annual High Knob Outdoor Fest is set for Aug. 10-18. The festival will feature a variety of outdoor trips and activities and a downtown Norton celebration from 4-9 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 17. The festival highlights the variety of outdoor recreation opportunities in the High Knob Region of Wise, Scott, and Lee counties and the City of Norton. This year’s outdoor trips and activities will include an Outdoor Photography Contest (July 1-Aug. 2), High Knob Stargazing (Aug. 10. Note: Event is full but there is a waitlist), Outdoor Chat: High Knob Stewards (Aug. 12), Barn Quilt Workshop (Aug. 13), Farmers Market Nature Craft (Aug. 13), Pickem Mountain Group Hike (Aug. 14), Flag Rock 5K Trail Run (Aug. 15), Nature Painting Class (Aug. 15), Pack Out the Park Naturalist Event (Aug. 16), Kids Nature Scavenger Hunt (Aug. 16), Outdoor Yoga Class (Aug. 17), High Knob Bouldering Clinic (Aug. 17), Flag Rock Mountain Bike Poker Ride (Aug. 17), and Forest Botanicals Festival (Aug. 18). This year’s downtown celebration (4-9 p.m., Aug. 17) will feature food trucks, a beer garden with craft brews, and live music by Bristol Lightning, The Hubcap Thieves, and Mood Ring. A jam session will also be held as part of the festivities. Downtown festival activities will include 20+ outdoor, artisan, and craft vendors, a free outdoor mini golf course, kids bounce houses, fly fishing demonstrations, a bouldering wall, and more. Visit www.highknoboutdoorfest.com and follow the festival on Facebook and Instagram (@highknoboutdoorfest) for up-to-date news.

HOMEGROWN TOMATO FEST—The Kingsport Farmers Market is celebrating National Farmers Market Week (August 4-10) by bringing back a popular event — the Homegrown Tomato Fest — now in its 20th year. The free event will take place at the Farmers Market (308 Clinchfield Street) on Aug. 10 from 9 a.m. to noon, and is open to the public. Activities include kids’ tomato decorating tables, live music starting at 9 a.m., a children’s activity by the Kingsport Public Library, Peak Young Professionals will make tomato sandwiches at 10 a.m. (while supplies last), and a tomato contest for biggest, ugliest and best dressed (drop off by 9 a.m. winners announced at 11:30 a.m.). The University of Tennessee Extension Agency of Sullivan County will host a salsa-canning class from 9 to 11 a.m., $10 per person and registration is required — visit https://bit.ly/3A8cGzO. And vote for your favorite salsa at the Salsa Showdown. The winner will receive a blue ribbon, some Kingsport Farmers Market swag and plenty of bragging rights. The Salsa Showdown is open to anyone, all salsa must be homemade, and tomatoes must be used. Contestants must supply a minimum of one quart of salsa and limit three entries per household. Entries must be turned in by 9 a.m., and winners will be announced at 11:30 a.m. For more information, visit kingsportfarmersmarket.org.

SINGING WITH SINGERS FOR JESUS, FAITHFUL 2 AND OTHERS—Saturday, Aug. 10, 2-7 p.m. The Bluff City Pavillion, Bluff City, Tenn. After the baptisms, at 1 p.m. food, there will be a cake auction. All proceeds go the youth group. Guest Speakers: Mike Pope, Max Jackson and Timmy Powell. For more information, call 713-498-1191 or visit www.faithful2.org

AUG. 11

SINGING WITH FAITHFUL 2—HOMECOMING. Sunday, Aug. 11, 11 a.m. Oakdale Freewill Baptist Church, 876 Oakdale Road, Bluff City, Tenn. For more information, call 713-498-1191 or visit www.faithful2.org.

SINGING WITH FAITHFUL 2—Sunday, Aug. 11, 6 p.m. Gospel Tabernacle Church, 15292 Enterprise Rd. Abingdon, Va. For more information, call 713-498-1191 or visit www.faithful2.org.

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AUG. 13

SUICIDE SURVIVORS SUPPORT GROUP OF THE TRI-CITIES—Navigating the Ocean of Grief after the Suicide Death of a Loved One, facilitated by Barbara Sims, Ph.D., who lost her son, Christopher Michael Price, to suicide on January 5, 2018. We meet the second Tuesday of each month at the Summit Leadership offices, 3515 Bristol Highway, Johnson City, TN, 6-7 p.m. To get on the contact list for meeting notices or for additional information about this support group, contact Barb Sims at [email protected].

AUG. 14

SINGING WITH FAITHFUL 2—REVIVAL. Wednesday, Aug. 14, 7 p.m. Sinking Springs Baptist Church, 296 Sinking Springs Road, Bristol, Tenn. For more information, call 713-498-1191 or visit www.faithful2.org.

AUG. 15

SINGING WITH FAITHFUL 2—REVIVAL. Wednesday, Aug. 15, 7 p.m. Sinking Springs Baptist Church, 296 Sinking Springs Road, Bristol, Tenn. For more information, call 713-498-1191 or visit www.faithful2.org.

EAT/ART SPACE 2ND ANNUAL YARD pARTy—Johnson City, Tenn. EAT/ART Space, an alternative pop-up gallery operating from a private dining room in Appalachia, is hosting its upcoming event, Yard pARTy, for one day only on Aug. 16 from 6-9 p.m. Artists have been asked to submit new and experimental pieces, demonstrate live, or showcase their favorite works, including live painting, immersive video installation, storytelling, an album release, a date with a book, pottery, jewelry, painting, and more. Featured artists for this year are Faith Belt, Alan Beuris, Kayla Byrd, Ben Conley, Andrew Gibbens / Lyberauchelulo, Travis Goyette, Kelly Hall / Books & Cleverness, Vianna Isbister, Camilla Lyle, Mary Mullins, Taylor Norris, Eric Drummond Smith, Southern Appalachian Dance Collective, Anna Whitted and Kat Yarbrough. Attendees can engage with diverse art while enjoying food and refreshments provided by EAT/ART Space. Everyone’s invited to contribute to the potluck by bringing their own beverages and snacks to complement the food offerings. The event is open to everyone A suggested donation of $10-20 will help support EAT/ART Space’s mission, but everyone is welcome to attend regardless of ability to contribute. Tickets are limited, so RSVP is required at https://www.eatart.space/. For more information, follow EAT/ART Space on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok: @eatart.space, or email curator Jocelyn Mathewes at [email protected].

ACRYLIC POURING—Adventure into the fun and unpredictable world of acrylic pouring with Elena Corradino, a local artist who will teach you everything there is to know about this exciting style of abstract art. Kingsport Cultural Arts is offering a one-day class in acrylic pouring on August 17 in Room 228 of the Kingsport Renaissance Center (1200 E. Center Street). The class runs from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with a 30 minute break for lunch (bring your own or eat local). The cost is $85, and the class is for participants ages 13 and up. No pets, please. All materials you need will be provided. During the four-hour class, you’ll make 10 different paintings of various shapes and sizes. You will also learn five different types of pours, including a double flip cup, and three ways to make “cells.” Participants will discuss color theory and what makes abstract art pop, and Elena will go into detail about the materials and brands she uses when making art. When you leave, you’ll have the knowledge of how to make your own beautiful acrylic art. To register, visit bit.ly/45YDez2. Online sales will end 48 hours prior to the class. For more information, visit www.artskingsport.org.

BUFFALO RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH TO CELEBRATE 245 YEARS—Gray, TN. Buffalo Ridge Baptist Church, 197 Suncrest Street, Gray, Tenn., the oldest church in Tennessee, is celebrating its 245th anniversary. Established in 1779, Buffalo Ridge Baptist Church will host two identical celebratory services on Sunday, Aug. 18, at 8:45 and 11 a.m., featuring special guest Evangelist Scott Pauley. Buffalo Ridge Baptist Church offers a variety of accommodations to ensure that all attendees can fully participate in the festivities. A nursery will be provided, ensuring that parents can attend the service with peace of mind. There will also be special children’s services designed to engage and inspire younger attendees. Following each service, attendees are invited to enjoy a complimentary lunch. For more information, contact 423-477-3311 or visit buffaloridgebaptist.org.

DUDES OF HAZARDS GOLF CLUB 4TH CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT—The Dudes Of Hazards Golf Club 4th Charity Golf Tournament benefiting Isaiah 117 House is scheduled to take place on Aug. 24 at Pine Oaks Golf Course, 1709 Buffalo Road, Johnson City, TN 37604, where we anticipate a turnout similar to last year’s event, which hosted 100 golfers. This event not only promises a day of fun golf but also aims to raise awareness and support for Isaiah 117 House’s impactful mission in our community.

FALL GARDENERS’ FESTIVAL—Crossville, Tenn. UT Gardens, Crossville, in collaboration with UT Extension’s Cumberland County Master Gardeners, will host the annual Fall Gardeners’ Festival at the Plateau AgResearch and Education Center, 320 Experiment Station Road, Crossville, TN 38571, on Aug. 27. The event is open to both home and commercial gardeners from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. CDT, with registration beginning at 8 a.m. for those not pre-registered. Featured at the event are a variety of presentations, educational workshops, exhibits, wagon tours, garden vendors and opportunities to Ask-the-Expert. Entomologists and plant pathologists will once again be available to answer questions. Specifically, Nar Ranabhat, UT assistant professor of plant pathology, whose expertise focuses on key disease challenges in ornamentals, nursery plants, and turf, will be demonstrating how to diagnose rose disease.The Fall Gardeners’ Festival is free to attend, and food is available for purchase. The Plateau AgResearch and Education Center is located at 320 Experiment Station Road in Crossville, and you can visit plateau.tennessee.edu to learn more about the center’s work and field day events. Online registration for the event is encouraged but not required. To register, visit tiny.utk.edu/fallgardeners2024.

ACP BUSINESS SERVICES FAIR—Oakwood, Va. The Appalachian College of Pharmacy will hold a business services fair, Aug. 29, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the ACP campus in the ACP gymnasium in Garden Hall. The event is designed to provide an opportunity for area businesses to introduce themselves to incoming ACP students. Businesses interested in participating need to pre-register for the event with Donna Horn at [email protected] no later than Aug. 22.

ABBEY ROAD: TRIBUTE TO THE BEATLES—Abbey Road: Tribute to the Beatles comes to the Lincoln Theatre, 117 E. Main St., Marion, VA 24354, on Sunday, Sept. 29, at 7 p.m. With their tight harmonies, flawless note for note renditions of Beatles hits, custom–tailored costumes, vintage instruments, Liverpudlian dialect and precise attention to every detail, Abbey Road has honed their show to become one of the most musically and visually satisfying Beatle tribute acts in the world. Tickets are $35/$45/$55 and may be purchased online at www.thelincoln.org or by phone at 276-783-6092.

HALF MARATHON AND 5K—Farmville, Va. High Bridge Trail State Park will host the Half Marathon and 5K on Oct. 5 on an out-and-back course beginning in Farmville Downtown at High Bridge Trail State Park Plaza. The half marathon will cross the historic High Bridge twice. High Bridge is nearly a half mile long and towers 125 feet above the Appomattox River. Register at https://bit.ly/3VsSmB8 to save your spot for this scenic fall race.

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