Tag Archives: Anderson County High School

New Pizza Restaurant Coming to Clinton this Summer

Stock Photo of Pizza from Envato Elements. Randy Burleson, owner of Burleson Brands, which includes Knoxville favorite Aubrey’s, is planning a new Pizza concept in Clinton. Burleson also owns both Stefano’s and Bluetick Tavern. He is combining the two pizza ideas to create a smaller restaurant called Universal Pizza Company. …

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Female ACHS student arrested after writing threats

Anderson County High School One day after two 14-year-old boys were arrested after allegedly calling in a false report of an armed intruder at Norris Elementary School, the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office says that a female student at Anderson County High School was taken into custody on similar charges. According …

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ORHS Standout Football Player Hundley Commits to United States Naval Academy

Jai Hundley, Oak Ridge High School Jai Hundley, Oak Ridge High athlete, has committed to play football for the United States Naval Academy. Hundley is a 3-star recruit according to 247sports.com. Hundley said on Twitter today that he was very excited and honored to commit to the Naval Academy. https://twitter.com/JaiHundley/status/1615793657633800192?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Eembeddedtimeline%7Ctwterm%5Escreen-name%3AJaiHundley%7Ctwcon%5Es1 …

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OEB Law Game of the Week

Chattanooga Central at Anderson County – Week 9 Tomorrow night one of the oldest football programs in the state of Tennessee, actually the 4th oldest, comes to Clinton to take on the Mavericks of Anderson County.   The school is Chattanooga Central which began playing football in 1907 and they …

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Anderson County will host July Fourth fireworks

CLINTON—Anderson County will host fireworks for the Fourth of July this year. In light of the current COVID-19 pandemic and the fact that many local municipalities opted to cancel their fireworks shows because of social distancing restrictions and concerns, members of the Anderson County Board of Commissioners have agreed to …

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