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Explore Oak Ridge campaign includes new website, logo

Posted at 10:52 pm August 23, 2015
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Marc DeRose

Marc DeRose, executive director of the Oak Ridge Convention and Visitors Bureau (Photo by John Huotari/Oak Ridge Today)

A new Explore Oak Ridge campaign markets Oak Ridge to visitors, and it includes a new logo and website. The Oak Ridge Convention and Visitors Bureau launched the campaign on Thursday, August 20.

“Over the past several months, the CVB and their marketing partner Girl on the Roof Inc. have been doing extensive research into Oak Ridge’s tourism appeal,” a press release said. “What they found didn’t surprise anyone. Oak Ridge has a lot to offer with one big problem: Most people don’t know about it.”

The campaign is designed to help reveal what makes the Secret City such a special place.

“As it turns out, the Secret City is quite good at keeping its secrets,” ORCVB Executive Director Marc DeRose said.  “We found Oak Ridge to have many exciting and interesting attractions for visitors, but people outside of Oak Ridge simply have no idea of just how much there is.” [Read more…]

Filed Under: Community, Entertainment, Front Page News, Government, Oak Ridge, Top Stories Tagged With: Carol Reeve, Explore Oak Ridge, ExploreOakRidge.com, Girl on the Roof Inc., logo, Marc DeRose, Oak Ridge, Oak Ridge Convention and Visitors Bureau, ORCVB, Secret City, tourism, website

Anderson County Solid Waste recognizes logo contest winner

Posted at 10:25 am July 4, 2013
By Anderson County Mayor Leave a Comment

Anderson County Solid Waste Logo Winner

Toby Graham, a student at Fairview Elementary School, was named the winner of a recent contest to create a new logo for the Anderson County Solid Waste Department. Graham, second from right, is pictured with, from left, County Mayor’s Assistant Leean Tupper, County Mayor Terry Frank, and Anderson County Solid Waste Supervisor Geoff Trabalka. (Photo by Anderson County Government)

CLINTON—The Anderson County Solid Waste Department recently honored the nine-year-old winner of the contest to create a new logo for the department.

Toby Graham, a student at Anderson County’s Fairview Elementary School, was deemed the winner of the recent contest. His logo design, which the county plans to digitally convert for use on the Internet, features a drawing of the Earth, surrounded by various phrases and symbols related to litter and “being green.” [Read more…]

Filed Under: Anderson County, Education, Government, K-12, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County Solid Waste, Fairview Elementary School, Geoff Trabalka, Leean Tupper, logo, Terry Frank, Toby Graham

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