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Spotlight: Youth Leadership Anderson County visits Nashville

Posted at 1:20 am March 26, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Anderson County Youth Leadership Visits Nashville

Youth Leadership Anderson County visited Nashville for a state government trip on March 12. (Submitted photo)

Youth Leadership Anderson County—sponsored by the Anderson County Chamber of Commerce and consisting of high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors from Anderson County High School and Clinton High School—visited Nashville for their State Government Trip on March 12.

The class had an opportunity for a “photo op” with Gov. Bill Haslam, Sen. Randy McNally, Rep. Dennis Powers, and Rep. John Ragan. The class visited the Titans Stadium and the Capitol, and participated in a mock session led by McNally, Powers and Ragan.

Those attending were Amber Bumgardner, Ivey Cates, Ryan Collinsworth, Rachel Crabtree, Jacob Craft, Hope Gass, Autumn Hicks, Sam Horn, Madison Ivey, Sami Joy, Olivia Kelly, Morgan Labelle, Tiffney Littlejohn, Matthew Lloyd, Matthew Longmire, Ali Matteson, Sarah Mawhinney, Victoria Parray, Erika Seiber, Taylor Spradlin, Sean Wallace, Brooklyn Webster, and Matthew Wilson.

The Youth Leadership Anderson County Board members attending were Peoples Bank of the South’s Rob Temple, Anderson County School’s Hoppy Merryman, Anderson County School’s Stephanie Reagan, and Y-12 Federal Credit Union’s Tre Rhyne.

For more information, contact the Anderson County Chamber of Commerce at (865) 457-2559 or visit www.andersoncountychamber.org.

Filed Under: Honors and Spotlight, Media, Photos Tagged With: Anderson County Chamber of Commerce, Anderson County High School, Clinton High School, State Government Trip, Youth Leadership Anderson County

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