Tag Archives: Anderson County

Oliver Springs Approves Park Fees and Renames Redbud Park

Oliver Springs, TN – Oliver Springs officials have approved several changes involving town facilities while also recognizing longtime public employees. The Board of Aldermen honored Water Department employee Jeff Burum for more than 45 years of service. Water Department employee Jeff Burum being recognized for 45 years of service Retiring …

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TWRA Accepting Public Comments on Future Fishing Regulations

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is asking anglers and other residents to provide input on fishing regulations for the 2027–28 season. The public-comment period began Wednesday, July 15, and will continue through August 16. Comments submitted during the period may be considered as the agency develops proposed regulations governing fishing …

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Clinton Celebrates Debt-Free Milestone

The City of Clinton is officially debt-free after making the final payment on approximately $16 million borrowed in 2011. Mayor Scott Burton said the last payment was made in June, completing a 15-year effort to eliminate the debt while continuing to invest in the community. During that period, Clinton completed …

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NNSA Grants Y-12 Startup Authorization for Calciner Project

OAK RIDGE, Tenn. — The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) has authorized the startup of a new uranium processing system at the Y-12 National Security Complex, marking another milestone in the site’s ongoing modernization efforts. The newly authorized Calciner Project is designed to convert uranium-bearing liquid solutions from pipes and …

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September Sobriety Checkpoints

The Tennessee Highway Patrol will be conducting Sobriety Checkpoints on thefollowing dates and locations in September, 2026:Date: Location: September 4, 2026 Knox Co – Schaad Road @ Pleasant RidgeRoad (Revised) September 25, 2026 Knox Co – Mascot Road @ McBee Lane September 25, 2026 Roane Co – US 70 @ …

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Historic Norris Items Donated to Museum Collection

The Norris Museum has received a collection of historical items that help preserve the community’s early history. The donation came from the family of longtime Norris residents Reg and Betty Lovell and includes vintage Norris telephone books, early watershed maps, a library book from the Tennessee Valley Authority-era school, a …

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