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Washington County Democrats Launch 2024 Election Cycle following Successful Reorganization and New Structure Adoption

Convention Events Leadership Politics ReorganizationMarch 28, 2023

Democratic Party Elects Leadership, Validates New Bylaws, and Initiates Strategic Roadmap The Washington County Democratic Party (WCDP) held its 2023 Biennial Reorganization Convention, as mandated by Tennessee law, this past Saturday, March 25, at Carver Park Recreation Center in Johnson City. Attendance at the event doubled from its 2021 edition and saw the election of ... Read more

A Humble Heart Lit Up The Community

Equality LeadershipJuly 21, 2019

People come into our lives for a variety of reasons and seasons. In January of 2016 I returned home to Johnson City and over the next year I learned just how much Ralph Davis, President of the Washington County-Johnson City NAACP branch, had given to this community. The loss of his light will be deeply ... Read more

Congressman Roe, what are you doing when not inciting division and racism?

Economy Education Equality Health Care Leadership LGBTQ+Opportunity Politics WomenFebruary 15, 2019

This morning, WCYB Reporter, John Engel, interviewed Tennessee’s First Congressional District Representative, Phil Roe, where Congressman Roe stated that “many” of the students taking English as a Second Language (ESL) classes in the Johnson City School System are here illegally. John Engel asked: “Congressman, if they’re hiring English learning language teachers, that doesn’t necessarily mean ... Read more

Sign the Petition

Leadership Opportunity PoliticsApril 27, 2018

Tell the Johnson City Commission that you do not support the proposed anti-homelessness ordinance! The Johnson City Commission has now passed ordinance 4659-18 on it’s second reading. This proposed ordinance would criminalize being homeless by allowing police officers to issue a fine to any homeless person found “camping,” “laying down bedding,” “setting down their belongings,” ... Read more

Rachel Chanel Taylor

Black History Month Leadership Opportunity WomenFebruary 9, 2018

Rachel Chanel Taylor is a student at East Tennessee State University, currently pursuing a medical degree, but is debating changing her major to social work, or any other degree program where she believes she can help people in their day-to-day lives. For her, that is more important than any six figure paycheck. Rachel has survived ... Read more

Keyana Miller

Black History Month Education Leadership WomenFebruary 8, 2018

Keyana Miller is a junior at East Tennessee State University, dual majoring in English and Political Science, and she is also the President of the Student Government Association. Originally from Nashville, Keyana graduated from Cordova High School in Memphis. She plans on attending law school in the fall of 2019. Upon graduation with her Juris ... Read more

We are living in a state of emergency!

Economy Health Care Leadership Opportunity PoliticsFebruary 6, 2018

Last week, Governor Haslam gave his State of the State address and painted the current state of Tennessee has being competitive and a great place for all Tennesseans. Governor Haslam, what you said and what are facts are starkly different. While Tennessee offers a beautiful and diverse geography, with people from all over the world ... Read more

Herb Greenlee

Black History Month Education Leadership OpportunityFebruary 6, 2018

Many in Washington County, Tennessee know Herb Greenlee for his work with the Boys and Girls Club of Johnson City and now for his work at Carver Recreation Center. He worked to establish a memorial scholarship, the Melvin Stevens Scholarship, established in 1991 in memory of the previous director of Carver Rec. Herb has made ... Read more

Joy Fulkerson

Black History Month Education Leadership WomenFebruary 5, 2018

Joy Fulkerson has inspired students to be leaders in their communities through her work at East Tennessee State University. After receiving her Bachelor’s Degree from ETSU in 1998 in Mass Communications and Public Relations, Joy was hired by ETSU to work with students interested in civic engagement through Volunteer ETSU and Alternative Spring Break as ... Read more

Reverend Vincent Dial

Black History Month Education LeadershipFebruary 4, 2018

Reverend Vincent Dial is a minister at Bethel Christian Church in Jonesborough, Tennessee since he retired from the Johnson City School System. He is a strong advocate for the youth of Washington County, Tennessee and works to bring positive change to our community through his social justice ministry and community engagement. After graduating from Carson-Newman ... Read more

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Washington County Democrats Launch 2024 Election Cycle following Successful Reorganization and New Structure Adoption

A Humble Heart Lit Up The Community

Congressman Roe, what are you doing when not inciting division and racism?

Sign the Petition

Rachel Chanel Taylor

Keyana Miller

We are living in a state of emergency!

Herb Greenlee

Joy Fulkerson

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