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The Weekend Plan-It: Memorial Day Edition
Good morning! Three day weekend ahead for a lot of you!! And barbeque. Oh, man. Don't forget that KAT buses will run on the Saturday schedule on Monday.
Bainbridge Island rowing qualifies for nationals
The Bainbridge Island Rowing club qualified two clubs to the U.S. Rowing Association's Youth National Championships next month in Oak Ridge, Tenn.
Four treated after Anderson County bus crash
When a small car veered into her lane, driver Tammy Moore steered her school bus full of students Tuesday morning to the right side and rode 60 to 80 yards down the shoulder with the right wheels sliding off onto the embankment.
Does the city need a new, billion-dollar Kansas City International?
November 12, 1972, marked the middle of a terrifying 32-hour jet hijacking, one of the more remarkable such air-industry ordeals in U.S. history.
The Daily Pulse: Summer Preserving Classa
Pete Lanctot will play for WDVX's Blue Plate Special today at noon in the visitor center with Dismal Creek.
'Peace treaty' signed to end Coal Creek War
Barry Thacker, president of Coal Creek Watershed Foundation, explains the history of the Coal Creek War during a ceremony Friday at the site of Fort Anderson on Militia Hill.
Actinium Pharmaceuticals Clinical Results to be Presented at 8th...
Actinium's lead drug candidate and technology platforms will be discussed in presentations at the TAT Symposium in Oak Ridge, TN June 4 - 6, 2013 Actinium's lead drug candidate and technology platforms will be discussed in presentations at the TAT Symposium in Oak Ridge, TN June 4 - 6, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Actinium Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Peaceful Protest Is Now Equated To, Defined As Violent Terrorism
From left, Greg Boertje-Obed, Sister Megan Rice, and Michael Walli. In just ten months, the United States managed to transform an 82 year-old Catholic nun and two pacifists from non-violent anti-nuclear peace protestors accused of misdemeanor trespassing into federal felons convicted of violent crimes of terrorism.
Fallen officers remembered, current officers awarded
Ryan Hill, 5, son of Oak Ridge Police Department Sgt. John Hill, stands next to his dad following Wednesday's Peace Officer Memorial Day ceremony in front of the Oak Ridge Municipal Building.
Frank Munger: Courtroom drama: guard vs. guard
One of the intriguing stretches of last week's federal trial of Y-12 protesters was the back-to-back testimony of Sgt.
Anderson County man indicted in 2012 death
The TBI and local sheriff's deputies arrested James Wylie, 54, after he was indicted in the homicide case last week.
Oak Ridge budget in flux; city schools fiscal outlook 'grim'
Although City Council passed in a 5-2 decision Monday night a new budget on first reading that keeps the tax rate unchanged for the next fiscal year, details of the proposal remain in sharp dispute.
Community steps up to improve ORHS
On April 11 the Oak Ridge High School Community Foundation kicked off its 2013 Excellence in Education Capital Campaign.
"Woe Unto the Empire of Blood" -- Transform Now Plowshares Convicted and Jailed
"We're here fighting every day," Shelly Wascom, a longtime organizer with the Oak Ridge Environmental Peace Alliance said as people from fifteen states, and as far away as Arizona and Vermont, gathered at the First Presbyterian Church in Knoxville in support of the Transform Now! Plowshares.
'Girls of Atomic City' tells tories of women at Oak Ridge
For many Nashvillians, the town of Oak Ridge, Tenn., is something of an enigma. We know it was a place the federal government built in World War II to help with the Manhattan Project -- and it has been an environmental nightmare ever since.
Tennessee nuke protesters to stay in jail until fall
A judge has ruled that a nun and two other protesters must remain in jail until they are sentenced in September for breaking into a nuclear weapons plant in Tennessee.
Deborah Scaperoth of Lenoir City received the Sue Ellen Hudson Excellence in Writing Award at the Tennessee Mountain Writers annual conference in April for her entry "After Reading Hunger Games in the Monastery." The entry had earned Scaperoth first place honors in the Poetry category.
Kelly Hunt, wounded diplomat with ET ties, continues to improve
Kelly Hunt is awake and mouthing words, more than a month after being wounded in a suicide bombing in Afghanistan.
Titans coach plans to be more involved with line
Dolly Parton was in Pigeon Forge on Friday to open two new attractions at Dollywood.
Remembrance service set for Derek Funk, Knoxville man who disappeared three years ago
The Funk family will host a day of remembrance at Faith Promise Church Sunday, May 12, for Derek.