Downtown Bristol will be filled with the music of Hank Williams Jr. on Thursday as All My Rowdy Friends, a tribute band featuring front man Frank Morrow, performs during the Sounds of Summer series. Read on...
In an effort to facilitate the steady flow of traffic needed to support a vibrant business district, Bristol, Tennessee has adopted two-hour parking limits in most public spaces downtown. Read on...
A public meeting will be held Wednesday, Aug. 21, to review plans for news sidewalks along Maryland Avenue in Bristol, Tennessee and provide information about this grant-funded project. Read on...
The City of Bristol, Tennessee is currently accepting applications for Communiversity, an informational program that provides a behind-the-scenes look at local government and what it takes to run a city of 27,000 residents. Read on...
Mayor Margaret Feierabend honored city employees Gregory K Cotter, Jonathan Baumgardner, Robert Bebber and Caleb James Russell with the Bristol First Award for their work on a sidewalk project in the Fairmount District. Read on...
Bristol is known for its plentiful and diverse music scene. Live bands are hosted every Tuesday and Thursday evening from June through September at the Downtown Center on State Street as part of the Sounds of Summer concert series, now in its 23rd season. Read on...
Employees are the City’s most valuable asset and play a critical role in contributing to the attainment of the Council’s goals, objectives and mission. The City of Bristol recognizes the importance of motivating, rewarding and developing employees. Read on...
Downtown Bristol will be filled with the music of Hank Williams Jr. on Thursday as All My Rowdy Friends, a tribute band featuring front man Frank Morrow, performs during the Sounds of Summer series. Read on...
In an effort to facilitate the steady flow of traffic needed to support a vibrant business district, Bristol, Tennessee has adopted two-hour parking limits in most public spaces downtown. Read on...
A musical tribute to Bristol – written by a local minister and recorded by a hometown girl with ties to Music City – will make its debut in historic downtown Wednesday as crowds gather on State Street for Food City Family Race Night. Read on...
