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Roane Chamber announces summer youth leadership program

Posted at 8:52 am February 6, 2013
By Roane County Chamber of Commerce Leave a Comment

Roane County Youth Leadership Academy

The Roane Chamber’s 2012 Youth Leadership Academy graduates are pictured above. Back row, from left to right, Keaton Shillings, Benjamin Bruner, Ethan Barnett, Aaron Woody, Andrew Layne, Josh Lively, Ryan Hamby; and front row, from left to right, Academy Instructor Sarah Hooper, Victoria Cox, Kaylee Burton, Skye Irish, Holly Aslinger, and Katy Cundiff. (Submitted photo)

KINGSTON—The Roane County Chamber of Commerce is looking for rising high school juniors to participate in this summer’s Roane County Youth Leadership Academy.

Students from the five Roane County high schools and home school are invited to submit their application to attend the academy, which is scheduled for the week of June 3-7. The week-long academy is held at Roane State Community College.

“The Chamber recognizes that our area’s youth hold the key to our future, and the program has been structured to encourage our youth to become leaders in our community,” said Kathy Parks, chair of the Chamber’s Leadership Committee.

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Filed Under: Business, Education, K-12, Roane County, Top Stories Tagged With: high school juniors, Kathy Parks, Roane County Chamber of Commerce, Roane County Youth Leadership Academy, Roane State Community College, Sarah Hooper, students, The Roane Alliance

Anderson school bus involved in crash, no students injured

Posted at 11:02 am January 30, 2013
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Information from WYSH Radio

An Anderson County school bus was involved in a traffic accident Wednesday morning in South Clinton.

A car reportedly pulled in front of bus #14 from David Road onto Blockhouse Valley Road and was struck by the bus, which was carrying approximately 15 to 20 students to Clinton Middle and High School, according to school officials.

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Filed Under: Clinton, Police and Fire, Top Stories Tagged With: accident, Blockhouse Valley Road, Clinton High School, Clinton Middle School, David Lane, school bus, South Clinton, students

DOE recognizes ORAU for Science Bowl support

Posted at 11:39 pm December 6, 2012
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ORAU and DOE Science Bowl

Representatives of Oak Ridge Associated Universities and the U.S. Department of Energy at a recent ceremony recognizing their partnership in the management of a high school science bowl. Among those pictured are DOE Program Manager Greg Mills (center back), ORNL Site Office Manager Johnny Moore (second from left), and ORAU President and CEO Andy Page (third from left). (Submitted photo)

Oak Ridge Associated Universities was recently recognized for its continued support of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Tennessee Science Bowl, an annual competition to encourage high school students to excel in science and math and pursue careers in those fields.

Johnny Moore, DOE’s site office manager at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, presented a commemorative plaque to ORAU for its support of the science bowl.

In a letter to ORAU President and CEO Andy Page, Moore emphasized that coordinating the event—which in 2012 hosted more than 300 students, coaches, and volunteers over a two-day period—was a “huge undertaking and (ORAU) staff performed in an incredible manner to make it happen.”

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Filed Under: Education, Top Stories, U.S. Department of Energy Tagged With: Andy Page, DOE, Johnny Moore, Oak Ridge Associated Universities, ORAU, students, Tennessee Science Bowl, U.S. Department of Energy

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