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ETSU students spend spring break volunteering in community

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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — While many students traveled to the beach or caught up on their sleep, a group of East Tennessee State University students chose to spend their spring break volunteering in the community. The ETSU students spent their week away from class helping Hurricane Helene victims through the university's Alternative Breaks Program. The program allows students to engage in service trips led by their peers, fostering hands-on l…

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College students spend spring break helping residents at Stuarts Draft trailer park

University of Maryland students made the trip down to the Shenandoah Valley Estates trailer park in Stuarts Draft to learn and work on critical house repairs.

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When a hurricane washes away a region’s child care system

SWANNANOA, N.C. — Three-year-old Fitz Lytle was burying a plastic cheetah toy in a tub of lavender-scented sand.“Is Fitz going to help them?” asked Shelby Ward, an early childhood mental health specialist sitting nearby.“A police car will help them,” Fitz replied, steering a matchbox-sized police car around the mound where the cheetah’s ears poked out. The rescue vehicle was one of several figurines, along with fences, homes and plastic tea ligh…

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ETSU students spend spring break volunteering in community

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — While many students traveled to the beach or caught up on their sleep, a group of East Tennessee State University students chose to spend their spring break volunteering in the community. The ETSU students spent their week away from class helping Hurricane Helene victims through the university's Alternative Breaks Program. The program allows students to engage in service trips led by their peers, fostering hands-on l…

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Lifeline in the Storm: How TACN Became the Critical Link During Hurricane Helene

MORRISTOWN − When disaster strikes, first responders answer the call. But what happens when the rescuers themselves are in danger?

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Progress 2025: Elizabethton Park and Recreation Director David Nanney - Elizabethton Star

Digging out and digging in By Lynn J. Richardson When Hurricane Helene came crashing into Elizabethton, there was no time to think about what damage the city’s parks and recreation facilities would incur, said Elizabethton Parks and Recreation Director David Nanney. “When that floodwater came bursting through our city and county, the first thing on our minds was the people,” Nanney said. “The people who were devastated, without water, power, and…

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AT&T's FirstNet scores a win in its court fight to gain access to first responder's 4.9GHz band

AT&T's FirstNet scores a win in its court fight to gain access to first responder's 4.9GHz band

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