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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Enthusiasm filled the air at the Johnson City Memorial Park Center on Wednesday as participants gathered to collect their race packets for the 20th annual Up and At ’em Turkey Trot. Among those readying for the Thanksgiving tradition was Mary Hobbs, who shared with News Channel 11 her excitement not only for herself but for her extended family, for whom she was also picking up packets. This beloved event has become a staple for many families in the area, symbolizing both community spirit and a healthy start to the holiday.

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