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‘Davy Crockett’ at ORHPA meeting on Thursday

Posted at 12:44 pm August 14, 2014
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Davy Crockett at David Hall Cabin

“Davy Crockett” at David Hall Cabin in Claxton. (Submitted photo)

Walk in the footsteps of Tennessee and American history

Lynn Fox, a living history exhibitor, will be the featured speaker at a Thursday night meeting of the Oak Ridge Heritage and Preservation Association. It’s a living history presentation, and all ages will enjoy it, a press release said. Artifacts of the frontier period will be on display.

ORHPA’s celebration of Davy Crockett comes on the same week as the Crockett Birthday event in downtown Knoxville on Saturday, August. More information on that event can be found on the East Tennessee Historical Society website.

The presentation on Thursday, August 14, starts at 7 p.m. at the Midtown Community Center on Robertsville Road in Oak Ridge. The meeting is open to the public, and it is especially designed to appeal to young children and adults alike.

“For more than 29 years, Lynn Fox has kept the spirit of Tennessee and America’s heroes alive,” the press release said. “He has walked their footsteps on the Overmountain Victory Trail, and re-enacted events in their lives through entertaining and educational living history programs. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Community, Front Page News, Nonprofits Tagged With: living history, Lynn Fox, Midtown Community Center, Oak Ridge Heritage and Preservation Association, ORHPA, Tennesseans for Living History, Tennessee

Veterans Day Parade in Clinton on Monday, Nov. 11

Posted at 12:00 pm October 30, 2013
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2013 Anderson County Veterans Day Parade

The 7th Annual Anderson County Veterans Day Parade will be held at 6 p.m. Monday, Nov. 11, in downtown Clinton.

This year’s theme is “Showing Our County’s Veterans We Care.”

The parade will start on Market Street in Clinton and move toward Main Street, passing in front of the Anderson County Courthouse.

Immediately after the parade, there will be a ceremony celebrating veterans featuring a “mini-concert” by local favorites Russ and Becky Jeffers in the Ritz Theater. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Anderson County, Community, Government, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County Veterans Day Parade, Anderson County Veterans Services, Becky Jeffers, Clinton, Clinton American Legion Post #172, Leon Jaquet, Lynn Fox, Russ Jeffers, Showing our Counties Veterans—We Care, Veterans Day Parade

Sons of the Revolution honor Anderson mayor

Posted at 1:09 pm February 21, 2013
By John Huotari 1 Comment

Terry Frank and Sons of the Revolution

Members of the John Rice Irwin-Anderson County Chapter of Sons of the Revolution present Anderson County Mayor Terry Frank with a framed patriotic image in appreciation of her commitment to historic preservation. (Submitted photo)

The John Rice Irwin-Anderson County Chapter of Sons of the Revolution honored the county mayor earlier this month for her commitment to historic preservation, a press release said.

It said chapter members delivered a surprise token of appreciation at Anderson County Mayor Terry Frank’s office on Feb. 4.

[Read more…]

Filed Under: Community, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County mayor, Claxton, David Hall Cabin, David Hall Cabin Historical Marker, historic preservation, John Rice Irwin, John Rice Irwin-Anderson County Chapter of Sons of the Revolution, Lynn Fox, Sons of the Revolution, Terry Frank

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