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The Kingsport Times-News traces its history back to the Kingsport Times which has been serving the people of this area since 1916, one year before Kingsport was incorporated as a city. Kingsport Publishing Corporation, the local division of Sandusky Newspapers was formed in 1962.
Kingsport Publishing now publishes the daily newspaper and six associated websites.
The Times-News provides local news coverage for western Sullivan, and eastern Hawkins counties in Tn. and Scott, Lee and Wise Counties in Virginia.
Cities covered in addition to Kingsport are Church Hill, Mt. Carmel, Rogersville, Blountville, Weber City, Gate City and Norton.
Today the Johnson City Press, now shaped as a complete information company with nearly 100 employees, continues to cover news and deliver advertising in Johnson City and Washington, Carter and Unicoi counties. On any given day over 94,000 residents will read the printed edition of the Press and another 16,000 will check into johnsoncitypress.com or into the full version of the paper at ejcp.com.
Honored repeatedly by Tennessee Press Association peers for both news and advertising excellence, the Press is published seven mornings a week and offers electronic news coverage 24 hours daily, 365 days a year from its main location on West Main Street in Johnson City.
The Tomahawk is an award winning weekly newspaper operating in Mountain City, Tennessee. The small town of 2,500 is also the county seat for Johnson County Tennessee.
Johnson County has 7,000 households and a general population of 18,500 and growing. Johnson County is located between Abingdon, Virginia, Boone, North Carolina, Elizabethton, Tennessee and the tri-cities area of Bristol, Johnson City and Kingsport.
The Erwin Record is the only newspaper completely dedicated to Unicoi County and its happenings and is the primary source for news coverage from the Town of Erwin, the Town of Unicoi and other regions comprising the county.
The newspaper is 85 years strong, with a circulation of nearly 5,000. It has a loyal base of local readers as well as subscribers in every state and many outside the U.S. Centrally located in the heart of Erwin’s township, the newspaper prides itself on being connected with the public and a trusted source for news.
The Erwin Record has been named the “Best Weekly Newspaper in Tennessee” for the past nine years consecutively. It has also been recognized with hundreds of honors for advertising, writing, design and photography, rivaling any area publication in its league.
he Herald & Tribune is published every Tuesday and reaches nearly 10,000 readers each week. It continues a long tradition of service to its community as well as dedication to independent and intensely local news coverage.
The newspaper contains a unique blend of in-depth coverage of local government, as well as news and features readers can find no other place.
The Herald & Tribune also publishes a bi-annual magazine, Happy Tails, about animals and the people who love them, as well as 15 other niche publications each year. Topics range from Home & Garden to sports and Little League to local festivals and celebrations.
