Dizney
Dizney, KY · Municipal
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First centrifuge shipment from Centrus in Oak Ridge heads to Ohio
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KUB celebrates 100th anniversary with public tours of Water Treatment Plant
Knoxville Utilities Board marked 100 years of the Mark B. Whitaker Water Treatment Plant with public tours highlighting its history and role in providing safe drinking water. The plant serves over 82,000 service connections in the Knoxville area, making it central to daily public health and reliability for thousands of homes.
The Daily Times
Alcoa school board approves future calendar, tighter background check requirements
The Alcoa School Board approved its 2027-28 academic calendar and finalized stricter background check requirements for school volunteers and outside personnel during its regular meeting Tuesday, Oct. 20. The new calendar eliminates the half days included in the current school year’s schedule, following a review process that administrators said solicited feedback from teachers, administrators and other school employees. Assistant Director of Schools Scott Porter told the board that the calendar was developed by a committee that considered several drafts before bringing its recommendation to the board. Under the approved calendar, teachers will return July 12, 2027, with student registration scheduled for July 16. The school year will conclude in May 2028. Board members also approved the district’s annual Tennessee Investment in Student Achievement accountability report, which showed students exceeding the district’s academic performance goals in both math and English language arts. The report outlines the district’s academic performance and improvement goals under Tennessee’s school funding formula. According to the report, 57.9% of students in grades 3-8 met or exceeded expectations in math during the 2025-26 school year, surpassing the district’s goal of 55.2%. Third-grade English language arts proficiency also exceeded the district’s target, with 51.7% of students meeting or exceeding
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Longtime Knoxville golfers oppose potential sports complex development
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The Sports Authority Board is seeking to turn the Knoxville Municipal Golf Course into a multi-use sports complex. The board held a public hearing Tuesday morning about the draft request for proposals. The draft lists the project's description, including: a 9-hole or par-3 golf course, a sports field complex, commercial uses such as hotel, retail, house and office uses, and other infrastructure improvements.
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Public Weighs Future of Knoxville Municipal Golf Course
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WOKI / WVLT) — Community members shared differing visions for the future of the Knoxville Municipal Golf Course during a public meeting hosted Tuesday by the Knoxville Sports Authority. City officials are exploring several concepts for the property, including a redesigned public golf course and the possible...
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Sam Houston Elementary students embrace change during major renovations
MARYVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — At Sam Houston Elementary School in Maryville, students continue to learn while construction workers build a new expansion. New year, new entrance. As class begins, construction continues at Sam Houston Elementary. Inside Taylor Hawkins’ classroom, students are hard at work. “It can get a little crazy sometimes,” said Hawkins. “But one […]