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Antique Automobile Club of America members will roll into Oak Ridge for tours, socializing and a free car show at Bissell Park.

Oak Ridge is central in Emily Strassers first book as she sought info on her grandfather, who worked at Y-12. See her April 14 at the library..

Bob Ebys former Oak Ridge High School teacher Benita Albert writes about his life. Hes now the Tennessee State Board of Education chairman.

Kim Michele Richardson, an author who has written about the blue-skinned people of Kentucky as part of her historical fiction, was the keynote speaker

D. Ray Smith and Carolyn Krause bring readers more information on the Cherokee people from the "Roots of America: lecture in Oak Ridge March 9.

The annual meeting of the Friends of the Oak Ridge Public Library (FOL) will be held at 3 p.m. March 19 in the library.

D. Ray Smith remembers Ruth Huddleston as a Calutron Girl; Terry Futrell remembers her as a teacher, guidance counselor and mentor.

The Tennessee Legislature met in Oak Ridge in 1975. The Oak Ridge Playhouse director helped scientists learn how to present their information.

D. Ray Smith writes about plans for a Civil Rights monument in Oak Ridge and past efforts to get historical markers at ORHS and RJHS.

The immediate past director of the National African American Music Museum in Nashville spoke in Oak Ridge on how African music became American music.