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KINGSPORT, Tenn. — The popular 6ix Grist & Grind Brewhouse, known for its craft beer offerings, is expanding its footprint with a new location in Johnson City. Set to open at 117 Spring Street in the heart of downtown, this move marks a significant milestone for the brewery. Co-owner Cory Anderson shared that the Kingsport location has experienced notable growth recently, sparking the decision to expand. “I’m just looking…”

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