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Roane State to host job fair on Nov. 19

by Ben Pounds


Roane State Community College is partnering with the American Job Center to host a job fair on Tuesday, Nov. 19, from 1-3 p.m. at the Oak Ridge campus Coffee McNally Building at 701 Briarcliff Ave. in Oak Ridge.
Roane State Community College is partnering with the American Job Center to host a job fair on Tuesday, Nov. 19 from 1 p.m. until 3 p.m. at the Oak Ridge campus’ Coffee McNally Building at 701 Briarcliff Ave. in Oak Ridge.

Local employers will meet with potential applicants. They include AutoZone, Express Employment Professionals, FedEx, Healthcare Services Group, IGT Solutions, Luttrell Staffing Group, Persevere, RSI Entech, Aisin, Centrus, Del Conca USA, Emory Valley Center, First Horizon, Morning Pointe Senior Living, Oak Ridge Police Department, Strata G and Walden Security.

Questions about job fair events can be directed to Roane State’s Workforce Development Department by emailing Workforce Training and Placement Manager Sonya Parker, parkers@roanestate.edu, or calling 865-481-2031.

To see a list of job fairs at Roane State, visit roanestate.edu/jobfair.

Roane State joins Food Drive Challenge

Tennessee’s community colleges and TCATs have kicked off the 26th annual Food Drive Challenge, collecting food and cash donations for campus food pantries.

Roane State is participating in the friendly competition as the reigning Tier 1 community college champion, having collected the most donations in its category last year.

Food donations can be made at the college’s full-service campus pantries in Roane County, Oak Ridge, Morgan County, and Cumberland County during regular hours. Donations must be received by Friday, Dec. 6.

South Clinton Elementary School students honored veterans


South Clinton Elementary School students honored veterans with several presentations including reports, speeches, singing, xylophones, drums and a symbolic table at an assembly on Monday Nov. 11, 2024. The presentations focused on honoring veterans and the history of Veterans Day. A group of veterans sat to the side of their presentations and applauded along with the students and staff. The assembly was the last of three for students, with the first two being at Clinton and North Clinton elementary schools. “They are all wonderful programs that not only honor veterans, but teach patriotism in our students,” said Clinton Director of Schools Kelly Johnson.

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