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In Jonesborough, Tennessee, the Washington County Property Committee convened on Wednesday evening to weigh the future of the County Farm property, a 47-acre site that has remained under county ownership for almost 20 years. The meeting, however, concluded with a decision to postpone any final resolutions until January, allowing for more thorough deliberation and consideration.

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