Archives April 2023

Volume 136 Issue 37

News

04-26-2023 City to contribute $25k
04-26-2023 Measure to increase sales tax for city ‘dead’
04-26-2023 Rocky Top begins search for city manager
04-26-2023 New EMS training facility possible for Rocky Top
04-26-2023 Two Norris water commissioners resign after flap over name-calling
04-26-2023 Despite sheriff’s findings, debate continues about library books
04-26-2023 Oak Ridge’s plans lay out how city will meet predicted growth
04-26-2023 New ‘workforce’ housing discussed in Oak Ridge

Opinion

04-26-2023 Misguided arguments
04-26-2023 Democracy has survived in our state
04-26-2023 Expelling duly elected members was just too extreme
04-26-2023 Writer clearly called for citizens to be involved in voting
04-26-2023 Big Bill Hardin and the colony, final

Sports

04-26-2023 Beating Halls
04-26-2023 CHS seniors enjoy ‘their night’
04-26-2023 The Dale Legg Invitational
04-26-2023 Dragons earn home post season berth
04-26-2023 Moe White stymies Halls to secure key district matchup for the Mavs
04-26-2023 Lady Mavs are putting up the runs and winning big
04-26-2023 ’Cats set to host district tourney in May
04-26-2023 Knox West gets the best of SoccerCats in overtime
04-26-2023 Spring practice is around the corner
04-26-2023 Oak Ridge schools moving to online registration for Kindergarten
04-26-2023 Everything fell into place for Lady Dragons vs Bearden
04-26-2023 Hawks pull out win in fourth inning
04-26-2023 Walker Martinez headed to C-N, where Eagles dare
04-26-2023 Dale Legg Invitaional Friday, April 21

Community

04-26-2023 Big crowds show up for museum’s annual sheep-shearing event
04-26-2023 Norris sets 75th birthday bash for May 18, 2024
04-26-2023 Kayak instruction
04-26-2023 Because it’s always been UT
04-26-2023 Brush pickup in Oak Ridge begins May 8
04-26-2023 Some tickets still available for EVC Compassion fundraiser

School

04-26-2023 Fairview Students of the Month
04-26-2023 Our United States mapped out for students
04-26-2023 Johnson University releases fall 2022 Dean’s List
04-26-2023 Johnson University releases fall 2022 Dean’s List

Business

04-26-2023 Norris Farmers Market planning to open on May 3

Volume 136 Issue 36

News

04-19-2023 Rocky Top computers are hit by hackers
04-19-2023 Sheriff — a citizen and father — enters conversation on questionable books
04-19-2023 Looking back at ‘doing things together’
04-19-2023 Temporary Oak Ridge City Manager: Jack Suggs
04-19-2023 Oak Ridge malware attack cost city more than $500,000

Opinion

04-19-2023 Are we at the end of the library drama?
04-19-2023 I’m not buying it
04-19-2023 Sam Watkins’ memoirs tell the real story of the Civil War

Sports

04-19-2023 For community
04-19-2023 For everyone
04-19-2023 Dragons take first of three from AC Anderson County
04-19-2023 Lady Mavs play their best against some of the best
04-19-2023 Epic comeback for Hawks falls short against North
04-19-2023 CHS soccer wins back-to-back on the pitch
04-19-2023 Gibbs snaps Lady Dragons’ win streak
04-19-2023 Diamond ’Cats are District 3 regular season champions
04-19-2023 SoccerCats will face West Thursday
04-19-2023 Coach Mac Relays

Community

04-19-2023 Annual sheep-shearing will begin this Friday at Museum of Appalachia
04-19-2023 Movement to form Anderson County honor guard underway
04-19-2023 ‘Paws for a Cause’ charity event planned April 29 at dog park

School

04-19-2023 Student from Clinton recognized during Maryville College academic awards ceremony

Volume 136 Issue 35

News

04-12-2023 Two die in Rocky Top fire
04-12-2023 Officials still waiting for results from ‘book investigations’
04-12-2023 Voices and Votes

Opinion

04-12-2023 We must demand better leadership
04-12-2023 Our democracy is in trouble
04-12-2023 Coal Creek War tested 13th Amendment
04-12-2023 Big Bill Hardin and the colony

Sports

04-12-2023 Making up for lost time
04-12-2023 Lively, Bond toss no-nos in doubleheader sweep
04-12-2023 Lady Dragons are on a roll
04-12-2023 Dragons earn split in two close games decided by one goal each
04-12-2023 After tough start, Mavs have won two of four on the pitch
04-12-2023 ’Cats sweep Powell, win big at West
04-12-2023 Lady Wildcats get the weekend off
04-12-2023 Stacy’s Dragons are putting polish on the diamond

Community

04-12-2023 Antique Festival set for downtown area this year on May 5-6
04-12-2023 Clinton man honored by Mayor Terry Frank for life-saving measures
04-12-2023 Norris council OKs April 7, 1949, as city’s official birthday
04-12-2023 RSCC hosts open house for future teachers
04-12-2023 Union organizer Derek Guy will speak at Democratic Women’s Club meeting April 17
04-12-2023 Union organizer Derek Guy will speak at Democratic Women’s Club meeting April 17

Business

04-12-2023 ‘FARM Market’ moves to Lakefront Park, and Thursday mornings

Volume 136 Issue 34

News

04-05-2023 A new home is coming
04-05-2023 ASAP partners for National Drug Take Back Day

Opinion

04-05-2023 Fences, guards and guns in American schools
04-05-2023 The Army of Tennessee broken for good in Nashville
04-05-2023 Beware of Micajah and Wiley Harpe, conclusion
04-05-2023 ‘Life’ during World War II

Sports

04-05-2023 Lady Dragons’ bats are coming alive
04-05-2023 Mavs reel off five straight
04-05-2023 Four days, six games, and big win to top it off for Clinton
04-05-2023 Young Lady Mavs making strides
04-05-2023 Slow start on the pitch hurts CHS soccer
04-05-2023 ’Cats have ‘historic’ game at Powell
04-05-2023 Knox West comes back to hand Lady Wildcats district loss
04-05-2023 SoccerCats route Karns in district 3-AAA opener
04-05-2023 ORHS tennis opens Dist. 4 season with HVA
04-05-2023 Meldrum signs with Lincoln Memorial

Community

04-05-2023 After 29 years, Don Whitaker is ready for time on the lake
04-05-2023 Clinton’s 3rd-annual Mosaic Arts Festival planned for April 22
04-05-2023 County veterans invited to community breakfast April 8
04-05-2023 Oak Ridge Toastmasters earns award for membership achievements

School

04-05-2023 Andesonville Elemetary teacher receives $6,000 scholarship

Business

04-05-2023 DG Market is now open in Rocky Top
04-05-2023 Lolli & Pops restaurant now open near Big Ridge

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