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In this Historically Speaking column D. Ray Smith writes about Chris Keim and Cooper 63 at Y-12.

Parker County fire officials fear fireworks will lead to wildfires due to dry weather conditions this holiday season.

In this weeks Historically Speaking column Carolyn Krause writes about Frank Plasils memoirs.

It’s that slow news time of the year, known as the gap between the draft and training camp. Which makes it an excellent time for a subjective list kind of an article that we can all argue over...

D. Ray Smith gave an informal presentation on the history of Oak Ridge while taking a cruise.

This weeks Historically Speaking column is Carolyn Krause’s second and final column in the series on Ann Hagedorn’s “Sleeper Agent."

From 1979 to today, Pixar has treated audiences of all ages to timeless tales such as ‘Toy Story’, ‘Monsters Inc.’, ‘Finding Nemo’, ‘Ratatouille’ and ‘The Incredibles’

This Historically Speaking column is about how a Soviet spy in Oak Ridge eluded early detection.

Primary industry exports are on track to reach a record $52.2 billion for the current financial year.

STAFF at Bents Garden & Home have worked a combined total of more than 1,000 years at the garden centre.