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WCDP Adopts Resolution In Opposition To Under-regulation of Cryptocurrency Mining Facilities in Johnson City

Resolutions StatementsMay 12, 2025

The Executive Committee of the Washington County Democratic Party (WCDP) adopted the following Resolution on Monday, May 12, in opposition to the under-regulation of cryptocurrency mining facilities in Johnson City, TN. In so doing, WCDP is supporting the efforts of neighbors in South Johnson City who are concerned with the establishment of a Bitcoin mining ... 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

Van Huss: Long on Rhetoric, Short on Solutions

Economy Health Care PoliticsJune 11, 2019

Confronted with a Georgetown University report showing that “the uninsured rate for Tennessean women ages 18 to 44 is more than 12%, compared to less than 9% in many states with expanded Medicaid“, local Rep. Micah Van Huss made comments that left many of us with more questions than answers. Instead of addressing Medicaid expansion—which ... Read more

Getting to the Heart of the Matter

Campaign NewsNovember 6, 2018

Many big ticket items are on the ballot this year. Almost every seat from the US Senate on down to City Commission have candidates running, vying for your vote. And with the nation focused in on Tennessee to see if Democrats can flip the seat, which would flip the US Senate. Lots of money from ... Read more

What National Coming Out Day Means to Kate Craig

LGBTQ+Opportunity PoliticsOctober 11, 2018

October 11 is a day I didn’t used to notice. I had no idea the significance of it or the significance it would one day hold for me. October 11 is National Coming Out Day. My story is much like others and yet also uniquely my own. I came out in 2007 at the age ... Read more

This is what we’re up against, and why we need your help.

Campaign NewsApril 27, 2018

I know this is a long one, but this is what we’re up against. When a confrontation happens, one of the things you have to consider is how much to share with others about the back and forth. Whom you have the exchange with will factor into that consideration, as will whether the confrontation was ... 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

Adam Dickson

Black History Month Equality Leadership OpportunityFebruary 2, 2018

Adam Dickson is a local leader who challenges all of us to be our best selves while bettering the community in which we live. Adam serves as an Adjunct Instructor at East Tennessee State University where he is responsible for the development and instruction of the course, Black American Political Thought. Adam now serves as ... Read more

Michelle Treece

Black History Month Education Leadership WomenFebruary 1, 2018

Michelle Treece has lived in Northeast Tennessee all of her life and has been involved in our community, working to make a difference every single day. Michelle did this through her work at Science Hill High School as well as at Topper Academy, formerly known as the Alternative Center, in Johnson City. Every single student ... Read more

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WCDP Adopts Resolution In Opposition To Under-regulation of Cryptocurrency Mining Facilities in Johnson City

A Humble Heart Lit Up The Community

Van Huss: Long on Rhetoric, Short on Solutions

Getting to the Heart of the Matter

What National Coming Out Day Means to Kate Craig

This is what we’re up against, and why we need your help.

Herb Greenlee

Joy Fulkerson

Adam Dickson

Michelle Treece

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