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Joe Tennis is an award-winning columnist and features writer for the Bristol Herald Courier in Bristol, Va.
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Virginia Highlands Festival includes array of outdoor activities

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By Joe Tennis Verified
| Bristol Herald Courier Verified
Bristol Herald Courier editor David McGee talks with Virginia Highlands Festival Executive Producer, Deirdre Cole about the upcoming festival on July 24 - August 2, 2026. Cole talks about new events that will be held this year to continue to celebrate America 250, the hot air balloons returning and more.
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Counting down to the 75th Virginia Highlands Festival

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By Joe Tennis Verified
| Bristol Herald Courier Verified
In Episode 14 of Beyond Bylines, Bristol Herald Courier editor David McGee talks with Virginia Highlands Festival Executive Producer, Deirdre Cole about the upcoming festival on July 24 - August 2, 2026. Cole talks about new events that will be held this year to continue to celebrate America 250, the hot air balloons returning and more. Editor's Note: The arrival of July means the 75th annual Virginia Highlands Festival is but a few weeks away.
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Heart of the Highlands

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By Joe Tennis Verified
Few Virginia towns blend history, arts, and outdoor adventure quite like Abingdon. Graced with brick sidewalks and structures dating to the 1700s, the town could qualify as a “Williamsburg of the West” tucked into Southwest Virginia’s scenic Holston Valley. For 10 days each summer, the town becomes even more vibrant during the Virginia Highlands Festival, returning July 24–Aug. 2.
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