1function GetPreview58(){document.write(`<div class="col-12"> 2<div class="cus-default-menu-bar py-2" style="border-bottom: 2px dotted#dedede;"> 3<div class="text-uppercase fw-bold px-0 cus-130-label "> 4<span class="cus-default-menu "><a href="index58.htm" class="text-dark text-center">City of Bristol</a></span> 5</div> 6</div> 7<div class="row pb-2" style="border-bottom: 2px dotted #dedede;"> 8 9<div class="col-lg-5 col-sm-12 col-md-5"> 10<div class="col-12 mt-2"> 11<a href="stolen-property-recovered-during-investigation-p18351-58.htm"> 12<div class="ratio-3-2 rounded"> 13<div class="img-content"> 14<img class="img-fluid lazy loaded my-4 rounded " src="/articles-2026-09-28-17-30-04-130.jpg" data-src="/articles-2026-09-28-17-30-04-130.jpg" alt="Stolen property recovered during investigation" data-was-processed="true"> 15</div> 16</div> 17</a> 18</div> 19<div class="col-12 col-8 mt-2"> 20<h3 class="col-12 h6 line-2 text-dark line-2 "> 21<a href="stolen-property-recovered-during-investigation-p18351-58.htm" class=" text-dark fs-5 fw-bold text-red-hover">Stolen property recovered during investigation</a> 22</h3> 23<time class="col-12 fs-6 "><i class="fa fa-calendar me-2 " aria-hidden="true"></i>September 28, 2026, 10:30 AM</time> 24<div class="fs-6 line-5 mb-3 mt-1">The Bristol Virginia Police Department has recovered a significant amount of stolen property and filed multiple charges following an investigation involving several breaking and entering and larceny cases. On Sept. 12, Bristol Virginia Police Department Patrol Officers responded to a residence for a report of a possible breaking and entering. Officers searched the area and located a male subject hiding inside a garage. The subject, identified as Corey Wimmer, 33, of Bristol, Virginia, was taken into custody without incident. Officers also confirmed that Wimmer had outstanding warrants from the Virginia State Police and Tazewell County. Wimmer was charged with trespassing and served with the outstanding warrants. He was transported to the Abingdon facility of the Southwest Virginia Regional Jail Authority, where he was held without bond. <script type="text/javascript">AdGroup16();</script> On Sept. 13, 2026, BVPD Patrol Officers responded to another residence for a reported breaking and entering involving a large amount of stolen property. During the investigation, the victim advised officers that he had observed some of his stolen property in plain view at another residence approximately one street away. The tenant of that property gave officers consent to search the property. BVPD Detectives responded and continued the investigation. Through their investigation at that location and additional locations identified during the case, officers and detectives were able to recover property connected to additional open cases. Recovered property included four electric bicycles, power tools, miscellaneous jewelry, weed eaters, lawnmower, a metal detector, a silver kitchen set, a Chevrolet truck, and other miscellaneous property. The additional cases involved incidents occurring between Aug. 5 and Sept. 12. One of those incidents, involving the unauthorized use of a vehicle, occurred prior to Wimmer’s arrest but was not reported to BVPD until Sept. 16. Wimmer was identified as the suspect in that case. As a result of the investigations, Wimmer has been charged with misdemeanor petit larceny, intentional damage, unauthorized use of a vehicle and trespassing and felony breaking and entering of a house, breaking entering of a building and three counts of grand larceny. He was also charged with failure to appear for arraignment. Wimmer is being held without bond at the Southwest Virginia Regional Jail Authority. </div> 25</div> 26</div> 27<div class="col-lg-7 col-sm-12 col-md-7 pb-2" style="border-left: 2px dotted #dedede;"> 28 29<div class="row" style="border-bottom: 2px dotted #dedede;"> 30<div class="col-4 mt-2"> 31<a href="theatre-bristol-presenting-its-a-wonderful-life-p18346-58.htm"> 32<div class="ratio-3-2 rounded"> 33<div class="img-content">
34<img class="img-fluid lazy loaded my-4 rounded " src="/articles-2026-09-28-17-26-31-257.jpg" data-src="/articles-2026-09-28-17-26-31-257.jpg" alt="Theatre Bristol presenting âItâs a Wonderful Lifeâ" data-was-processed="true"> 35</div> 36</div> 37</a> 38</div> 39<div class="col-8 col-8 mt-2"> 40<h3 class="col-12 h6 line-2 text-dark line-2 "> 41<a href="theatre-bristol-presenting-its-a-wonderful-life-p18346-58.htm" class=" text-dark fs-5 fw-bold text-red-hover ">Theatre Bristol presenting âItâs a Wonderful Lifeâ</a> 42</h3> 43<time class="col-12 fs-6 "><i class="fa fa-calendar me-2 " aria-hidden="true"></i>September 28, 2026, 10:30 AM</time> 44<div class="fs-6 line-2 mb-3 mt-1">It is a wonderful life when a classic holiday favorite is live on stage and accompanied by orchestral music, singing and dancing this Christmas as Theatre Bristol presents the regional premier of "It's a Wonderful Life," the musical in six public performances Nov. 20-22 and Dec. 4-6, at the Paramount Center for the Arts, 518 State Street, Bristol, Tennessee. Tickets are on sale at ParamountBristol.org/wonderfullife. Based on the beloved film and holiday tradition, "It's a Wonderful Life" the musical follows George Bailey’s life from his childhood dreams to his midlife disappointments and beyond, to see whether his life has mattered at all to the residents of Bedford Falls. Cinematically scored and theatrically staged, this adaptation breathes musical life into a familiar story, while retaining the warmth, humor and pathos of the original. A new holiday classic for devotees and newcomers alike written by Bruce Greer and Keith Ferguson. "It's a Wonderful Life" the musical is an uplifting and touching story for audiences of all ages, featuring George Bailey as played by Michael Trotter-Lawson and Mary Hatch Bailey by Madison Barnes, and children Janie Bailey by Abigail Smith, Zuzu Bailey by Eliza Brown, Pete Bailey by Aaron Westfall, and Tommy Bailey by Blake Bays. <script type="text/javascript">AdGroup16();</script> Visiting earth to earn his wings, angel Clarence is played by Richard Albright, while celestial host Joseph is played by James Higdon, and senior angel Franklin by Ned Zeiler. The ruthless Henry Potter is played by Chris McVey, Potter's Goon by Sylas Lawson, and Potter’s employee Mr. Reineman is played by James Higdon. Mother Bailey is played by Susan McNabb and Pop Bailey by Tony DeVault, Harry Bailey by David Brooks and his wife Ruth Dakin Bailey by Lynnzie Yarber, Uncle Billy is played by Dan Gray, and cousin Tilly by Cristy Robinson. Mary’s mother Mrs. Hatch is played by Caitlyn Westfall and brother Marty Hatch by Dani Freeman. George and Mary’s chums include Violet Bick played by Camille Gray, Sam Wainwright by Deklan Thomas, cab driver Ernie by Scott Hill, and police officer Bert by Dani Freeman. The bank examiner Mr. Carter is played by Mike Todd and bank teller Shirley by Annie Brenner. Customers of the Bailey Building and Loan are Italian immigrants Mrs. Martini played by Annie Brenner and Mr. Martini by Cam Ragsdale, and Mrs. Davis played by Susan McNabb, Randall by Tony DeVault, Charlie by John Runde, Mrs. Thompson by Amy Reid, Tom by Scott Hill, and Ed by Dani Freeman. The mayor of Bedford Falls is played by Mike Todd, sheriff by Silas Lawson, Salvation Army man by John Runde, pharmacist Mr. Gower by Ned Zeiler, shop owner Joe Hepner by Tony DeVault, and residents and chorus include Jessie Rhea, Kealee Bowman, Jocelyn Broyles, Amelia Pitcher, Scarlett Todt, Evelyn Westfall, Carlie Whitaker, Abby Cheek, Charli Cheek, Reese Davis, Kiera Leonard, and Willow Maine. Veteran director and actor Kenn Naegele, with most recent directing credits of Annie, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Oklahoma, and Steel Magnolias, directs this classic Christmas favorite. He is supported by stage manager Beverly Moody, music director Susan McNabb, choreographer Amy Reid, tech director and lighting designer Albert Tester, assistant director Tyler Bishop, assistant music director Seth Gilstrap, costume designer Adriel Slaughter, assistant costumer Katie Cheek, props artisan Rebecca Ryan, scenic artist Spencer Brenner, graphic designer Camille Gray, run crew Ann Vance, Terra White, Avery White, Rocxie Lawson, Nicole Intagliata, Bentley Forinash, Sarah Maxfield, and Leslie Jarrett, and scenic coordinator and producer Samantha Gray. "It's a Wonderful Life" the musical opens Nov. 20, and runs for the weekends prior to and following Thanksgiving weekend, Nov. 20-22 and Dec. 4-6, at the historic Paramount Center for the Arts, Fridays at 7:30 p.m., Saturdays at 7:30 p.m., and Sundays at 2:30 p.m. Ticket prices range from \$12 (with fees for \$17.50) to \$28 (with fees for \$33.50). Reservations may be made at ParamountBristol.org/wonderfullife.</div> 45</div> 46</div> 47 48<div class="row" style="border-bottom: 2px dotted #dedede;"> 49<div class="col-4 mt-2"> 50<a href="bristol-requires-special-permits-for-data-centers-p18283-58.htm"> 51<div class="ratio-3-2 rounded"> 52<div class="img-content">
53<img class="img-fluid lazy loaded my-4 rounded " src="/articles-2026-09-22-15-56-35-293.jpg" data-src="/articles-2026-09-22-15-56-35-293.jpg" alt="Bristol requires special permits for data centers" data-was-processed="true"> 54</div> 55</div> 56</a> 57</div> 58<div class="col-8 col-8 mt-2"> 59<h3 class="col-12 h6 line-2 text-dark line-2 "> 60<a href="bristol-requires-special-permits-for-data-centers-p18283-58.htm" class=" text-dark fs-5 fw-bold text-red-hover ">Bristol requires special permits for data centers</a> 61</h3> 62<time class="col-12 fs-6 "><i class="fa fa-calendar me-2 " aria-hidden="true"></i>September 22, 2026, 10:30 AM</time> 63<div class="fs-6 line-2 mb-3 mt-1"> The Bristol City Council on Sept. 8 unanimously adopted an ordinance requiring special use permits for data centers and call centers in designated commercial and industrial districts. The measure, approved on second reading, amends the city’s zoning code. Previously, such facilities could be established by right without public hearings or formal council review. Under the new rules, proposals must go through public hearings before both the Planning Commission and City Council, giving residents opportunities to comment and providing greater council oversight. <script type="text/javascript">AdGroup16();</script> Council members cited public concerns about noise, environmental impacts and higher utility costs reported at some data centers elsewhere. They stressed the need to balance technological development with community protections. Officials noted that many local businesses already operate small-scale data facilities and said the ordinance is aimed at larger operations that could create significant impacts if poorly sited. The changes are intended to prevent disruptive facilities while still allowing appropriate development under close review. </div> 64</div> 65</div> 66 67<div class="row" style="border-bottom: 2px dotted #dedede;"> 68<div class="col-4 mt-2"> 69<a href="healthy-babies-group-announces-meetup-times-p18272-58.htm"> 70<div class="ratio-3-2 rounded"> 71<div class="img-content"> 72<img class="img-fluid lazy loaded my-4 rounded " src="/articles-2026-09-21-16-45-28-502.jpg" data-src="/articles-2026-09-21-16-45-28-502.jpg" alt="Healthy babies group announces meetup times" data-was-processed="true"> 73</div> 74</div> 75</a> 76</div> 77<div class="col-8 col-8 mt-2"> 78<h3 class="col-12 h6 line-2 text-dark line-2 "> 79<a href="healthy-babies-group-announces-meetup-times-p18272-58.htm" class=" text-dark fs-5 fw-bold text-red-hover ">Healthy babies group announces meetup times</a> 80</h3> 81<time class="col-12 fs-6 "><i class="fa fa-calendar me-2 " aria-hidden="true"></i>September 22, 2026, 10:30 AM</time> 82<div class="fs-6 line-2 mb-3 mt-1">Appalachian Highlands Healthy Babies - or AHH Babies - announces its 2026 meetup times and locations to help parents who are anxious to know if breastfeeding is going like it's supposed to; wonder if baby is gaining or about maintaining milk supply; wanting guidance on how to make weaning happen; or who are just ready for someone to listen to their breastfeeding or parenting questions. Drop in at an AHH Babies free monthly meetup on first Fridays at 10 a.m. at the Parenting Sweet (100 Ash Street, Bristol, T ennessee ) and/or fourth Tuesdays at 6 p.m. at YWCA of Southwest Virginia and Northeast Tennessee (106 State Street, Bristol, T ennessee ). Find more information at www.ahhbabies.org and follow us on social media for new meeting announcements and other news. <script type="text/javascript">AdGroup16();</script> Breastfeeding is natural, but it does not always come naturally. AHH Babies has been helping families meet their breastfeeding goals through parent-to-parent support for 50 years. These meetings, led by La Leche League accredited peer leaders, invite you to come as you are; the day or days you want; part of the time or just to get a question answered; late if you need to; and with children alongside; if you like. Come with a friend or come and make new friends. No two meetings are the same and topics vary from supply, latch, problems, pumping, going back to work, balance, nutrition, weaning, support, sleep, helpful tips, and much more, but all meetings prioritize participant interest and questions. AHH Babies sponsors new group leaders and welcomes volunteers interested in helping to supp
82ort breastfeeding, and also hosts events every year, including World Breastfeeding Week, the Bristol Baby & Family Expo, the Baby Comfort Station, and much more. For questions about meetings, volunteering, breastfeeding questions, or attending meetings, visit ahhbabies.org . AHH Babies is part of the world-wide nonprofit volunteer organization La Leche League. The group helps parents, families, and communities to breastfeed their babies through parent-to-parent support. AHH Babies encourages, informs, educates, supports, and promotes the use of human milk and the relationship and development that comes from nursing a child for as long as mutually desired.</div> 83</div> 84</div> 85 86<div class="row" style="border-bottom: 2px dotted #dedede;"> 87<div class="col-4 mt-2"> 88<a href="registration-open-for-rape-aggression-defense-course-p18270-58.htm"> 89<div class="ratio-3-2 rounded"> 90<div class="img-content"> 91<img class="img-fluid lazy loaded my-4 rounded " src="/articles-2026-09-21-16-43-43-046.jpeg" data-src="/articles-2026-09-21-16-43-43-046.jpeg" alt="Registration open for Rape Aggression Defense course" data-was-processed="true"> 92</div> 93</div> 94</a> 95</div> 96<div class="col-8 col-8 mt-2"> 97<h3 class="col-12 h6 line-2 text-dark line-2 "> 98<a href="registration-open-for-rape-aggression-defense-course-p18270-58.htm" class=" text-dark fs-5 fw-bold text-red-hover ">Registration open for Rape Aggression Defense course</a> 99</h3> 100<time class="col-12 fs-6 "><i class="fa fa-calendar me-2 " aria-hidden="true"></i>September 21, 2026, 10:30 AM</time> 101<div class="fs-6 line-2 mb-3 mt-1"> YWCA Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia, in a vital community partnership with the Bristol TN Police Department, has officially opened Fall 2026 registration for its highly popular Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) course. Offered free of charge, this 12-hour comprehensive program is specifically engineered to empower women by teaching essential risk awareness, threat prevention and realistic, hands-on physical defense strategies. The course will take place from 6 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 6, Thursday, Oct. 8, Tuesday, Oct. 13, and Thursday, Oct. 15. <script type="text/javascript">AdGroup16();</script> This season's sessions arrive at an important time. By intentionally hosting the course across four evenings in October, YWCA NETN and SWVA aligns its local safety programming directly with Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The timing also intentionally intersects with YWCA USA’s annual signature campaign, Week Without Violence, which takes place nationwide from Oct. 19–23. The 2026 Week Without Violence national theme centers on the safety, voices and systemic healing of young people, asking the critical question, "What do younger generations need not just to survive partner and gender-based violence but to truly heal and thrive?" Youth and young adult populations are disproportionately impacted by sexual assault and relationship abuse, and RAD classes actively bridge that gap by welcoming young women ages 13 and up (when accompanied by a parent or guardian). "Meaningful violence prevention requires giving women and girls the tangible tools and confidence needed to claim—or reclaim—their physical safety," said Caitlin Talley, director of YWCA's Moms-R-Us program and a RAD instructor. "By partnering with local law enforcement during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we want every participant, especially the young women highlighted in this year's national Week Without Violence campaign, to move beyond survival mode and into empowerment." Led by certified instructors, RAD caters to all physical skill levels. Due to high demand and the intensive nature of hands-on tactics, spaces are limited, and pre-registration is required. Participants must plan to attend all four classes. For more information, contact YWCA at 423-968-9444 or [email protected] . Or visit https://www.ywcatnva.org/womens-health-fitness/ o register today.</div> 102</div> 103</div> 104 105</div> 106</div> 107</div>`);}
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