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Heather Richardson is a Tennessee-based writer and storyteller specializing in community and people profiles, corporate storytelling and business content writing. She has more than a decade of experience in the writing industry with a varied project range including news articles, feature stories, reviews, blog posts, website content, and academic writing.
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By Heather Richardson Star Correspondent Shortly after opening, the Carter Compassion Center, a non-profit organization serving Carter County residents in need, received a call from a man whose starter went out on his car. The starter cost $97, which at the time, he just didn't have.
By Heather Richardson As anyone who has ever strolled through Johnson City's Historic Tree Streets neighborhood will likely say, there is something special about the area. The diversity of historic homes and tree-lined streets and sidewalks add a charm not common in many of Johnson City's neighborhoods.
By Heather Richardson Johnson City families will soon have access to a new bicycle playground aimed at children wanting to learn the foundational skills of cycling. The 1.5 acre playground, which will be situated near the corner of Legion Street and State of Franklin, will serve as an area where beginner or novice riders can learn and practice the skills necessary for traversing some of the city's more advanced trails.
By Heather Richardson Johnson City's Langston Centre opened in November of 2019 following years of hard work and dedication from the community. The goal was to promote community engagement by providing a multicultural hub for arts, education, and leadership programming.
By Heather Richardson Spring is on its way and with the warmer weather comes more animal activity. While snakes may not be at the top of everyone's favorite things about spring, Johnson City Park and Recreation Nature Program Coordinator Connie Deegan said there's really no reason they shouldn't be.
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