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Military Veterans Appreciation Breakfast is Saturday

(Submitted) Military veterans from Anderson County are once again invited to come together for a community Veterans Breakfast to honor veterans. The breakfast, hosted by Anderson County citizens, is locally sponsored this month by Anderson County American Legion Post #172 and American Legion Riders Post #172. The breakfast will be …

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Charges filed after another hoax school threat

Officials with the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office say that another juvenile is facing charges after allegedly claiming to have a gun on Thursday. The ACSO says members of its School Resource Unit received information about what has been described as a threat on social media, with a student at Clinton …

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Commodity card sign-ups begin May 8

Anderson County Community Action Commission will be taking applications for the BLUE commodity card Monday, May 8th through Friday, May 19th on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 8 am to 12 noon. To sign up you must bring in with you, proof of current household income (not a bank statement) …

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TVA offering chance to tour its dams

This summer, as part of its 90th anniversary celebration, TVA is offering public tours of some of our dams, allowing you to see inner workings of a dam and learn how the agency produces clean hydropower while ensuring the health of the waterways. Each tour will be limited to 20 people. …

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CHS team survives, advances in Club Madness

The Clinton High School Historic Downtown Youth Board survived and advanced in ACTPrep.com’s 5th annual Club Madness Challenge in online voting that wrapped up on Wednesday. Between noon Tuesday and noon Wednesday, the CHS team received 590 total votes to the Stone Memorial Wrestling Team’s 482. Late in the morning, …

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Y-12 awards grants to promote STEM education

Five East Tennessee schools have been awarded $1000 grants to further STEM education in their classrooms. According to a press release announcing the winners, Consolidated Nuclear Security (CNS), which manages and operates Y-12 for the federal government says these grants represent “one of the ways Y-12 is investing in the …

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OREM, UCOR turn attention to soil, groundwater remediation at ETTP

(UCOR press release) The Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management (OREM) and contractor UCOR have shifted to soil and groundwater remediation at the East Tennessee Technology Park (ETTP) in the homestretch of a cleanup that took down more than 500 aging, contaminated structures. With crews set to finish excavating and removing contaminated soil from …

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