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

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Investors from Madison, Meriden, Orange, Fairfield, and Westchester County crowded into a Wooster Square parking lot to try to buy a tax-foreclosed…

If you’ve run out of romantic tear-jerker stories, look no further! We’ve gathered 30 of the best sad romance books that will have you reaching for the tissues.

Headlines from Douglas County's past.

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

Editor’s note: Ann Sharpsteen, who started the Transylvanian of the Week, is leaving the community. We wish her well and the paper will continue to run the feature.

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At 92, the poet and environmentalist Gary Snyder has lived an extraordinary life—from birthing the Beat Generation with fellow writers like Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg to winning the Pulitzer Prize for his book "Turtle Island," which has been described as a “poet’s love lyrics to planet Earth,” and even inspiring the release of the Pentagon Papers. With two new major anthologies out, this former UC Davis professor is proving that he still has a lot to teach us all.

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.