JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. - s4story -- A new website, Tri Cities TN Guide (tricitiestnguide.com), has officially launched with the goal of becoming the most comprehensive events and things-to-do resource for the Johnson City, Kingsport, and Bristol region.

The site is designed to give residents a single place to discover local happenings - including live music, festivals, family activities, outdoor recreation, and community events - across the Tri-Cities area.

"I kept noticing how scattered everything was - a great event would happen and half the area never heard about it because it was buried in some Facebook group or never made it online at all," said Avery Parker, founder of Tri Cities TN Guide. "I wanted to build one place where anyone could go and actually find out what's happening around here, and where local businesses and organizers could get in front of people without jumping through hoops."

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Local businesses and event organizers can submit listings to the site for free, with optional featured placement available for those seeking additional visibility. The site also plans to launch a community newsletter in the near future, along with additional features currently in development.

Tri Cities TN Guide is built and maintained locally, with an emphasis on community contribution - residents are encouraged to submit events and recommend local spots worth featuring.

For more information or to submit an event, visit tricitiestnguide.com.

Media Contact: Avery Parker 423-888-9868 avery@diversifiedtechsolutions.com tricitiestnguide.com