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February 22, 2022
The Oak Ridge Board of Education has approved a policy on how to handle student suicide attempts. Its not a new policy but changes were made.
November 23, 2021
Seven Christian County Students Selected to Perform in All-State Chorus
November 23, 2021
Seven Christian County High School students have been selected to perform in the Kentucky Music Educators Association All-State Chorus in February. Landon Boyd,
November 20, 2021
Christian County High School Students, Levi Mitchell, Aaron Cushenberry, Donari Merritt, Josh Owen, Kyler Hawkins, Landon Boyd, and Laythan Hollimon have been selected to perform in the Kentucky Music Educators
November 7, 2021
Lake Washington School District secured 1,800 doses of Pfizer’s child-sized COVID-19 vaccine to administer to students.
August 21, 2021
Boston Dynamics, the company known for its robotic dogs, now has a humanoid robot capable of doing g...
August 18, 2021
The humanoid Atlas has shown new abilities including vaulting
August 17, 2021
Boston Dynamics has shared two new videos of its bipedal Atlas robot. The first shows a dual-hander gymnastic routine, and the second offers insight into how such videos are programmed and practiced.
June 15, 2021
Evanston Now Also, more gunshot reports on Darrow Avenue. When someone rings your doorbell and says they must have access to your basement to fix a pipe, it may very well be a scam, residents discovered in the 2600 and 2700 blocks of Lawndale Avenue. There were also two more reports of gunshots heard in the 1800 block of Darrow Avenue. These among stories in today’s crime bulletin from Evanston police. BURGLARY 2600 Lawndale A resident in the 2600 block of Lawndale Avenue was distracted when ...
May 5, 2021
No virtual classes next school year Oakridger Tennessee schools, including those in the Oak Ridge school system, will not be able to teach students both in-person and remotely next school year under a new rule approved earlier this month by the Tennessee State Board of Education. Students who want to keep learning remotely or virtually from home will have to enroll in virtual schools instead of enrolling in their zoned school or school of choice. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Oak Ridge Schools ...