3 bill we begin this morning. With a Police Investigation into reports that a womans suv was stolen. After she got out to inspect damage from a crash. The victim told Sparks Police that it happened around 430 yesterday afternoon at the intersection of greg street and Spice Islands drive. The Woman Told Police she was driving a gray 2000 gmc yukon when a dark green yukon hit her from behind. The woman said that when she got out to inspect the damage. She returned to find a man in her car. Going through her wallet. Police say the suspect gave the woman her wallet back, but drove away in her yukon. Which does not have license plates. It does, however. Have a university of nevada sticker in the rear window. 3 bill the suspect is described as a white man in his 30s with a bald or shaved side of his head. And full tattoo sleeves on his arms. The driver of the suspect yukon that struck the victims suv reportedly did not leave the car. She is described as being white. In her 30s with blond hai
When it comes to replacing Antonin Scalia on the United States Circuit Court. Obama of course says that he wants to be the one who appoints it, gives the nominee. Republicans say, no. We want the new president to do that. Were going to wait and see if by nominating, if it happens, a republican, if that things with the gop. So well wait and see. Well have more on that coming up in just a few minutes. An unusual story breaking overnight. Very unusual story. According to sparks police, the victim in this case says she was heading north on spice island drive, approaching gregg street when her gmc yukon was hit behind. She said she got out to check the damage, but the driver of the other suv never did. When she returned, there was a man going inside of her car, going through her wall,t. Now, the man reportedly returned the wallet, but the driver of the other yukon also drove off. The suspect is described as a white man in his 30s with a bald head, a tattoo on the left side of his head, a ta
May 6, 1840: The Whig reported on a recent death in the community. âDied at the residence of her Mother (sic), Mrs. Aiken, of Washington co. (sic) Tenn., on Sunday morning (indecipherable), Mrs. Eliza J. Carter, in her 42nd year of age.â
The Whig was a newspaper published in Jonesborough, which was spelled that way in 1840.
May 6, 1886: The Comet reported, âMessrs. Crandall & Shuler have arrived in Johnson City and have opened the Bank of Johnson City, in the west room under Jobeâs Hall. A fire-proof (sic) vault is being erected and inside of it will be placed a splendid Hallâs burglar proof steel safe, with a time lock. The gentlemen who will conduct the banking business came to this community with the highest recommendations. They have plenty of capital and are now ready for business. The bank will be a great convenience to Johnson City and will no doubt prove to be a paying institution.â