Leadership Oak Ridge (LOR) and the Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce are excited to announce that they are accepting nominations for the Leadership Oak Ridge Class of 2023. Sessions begin in August, and class size is limited. Click here to submit nominations today. Deadline for nominations is August 1, 2022.
With a nod to Willy Wonka, Norwood Middle School’s video featuring a golden piston earned first place in the annual Dream it. Do it. competition sponsored by the Anderson County Chamber and Consolidated Nuclear Security (CNS).
The Board of Directors of Professional Project Services, Inc. (Pro2Serve), a national security engineering and information solutions firm, today announced they have appointed Sherry Browder as Chief Executive Officer and President of the Company effective July 1st. The Pro2Serve Board has also appointed, effective July 1st, Mark DeGraff to the position of Chief Development Officer, responsible for leading new business pursuits and business development support functions.
During yesterday’s weekly Bridge meeting the Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce unveiled its new logo and launched the Oak Ridge Economic Development Initiative’s new website.
EM crews started tearing down a 1940s-era facility this month at the Y-12 National Security Complex in the latest project to address a large inventory of high-risk excess contaminated facilities on the Oak Ridge Reservation.
More than 100 people attended a May 17 public meeting on the Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management’s (OREM) proposed onsite disposal facility. The meeting was part of a new phase of public outreach OREM recently launched for the proposed Environmental Management Disposal Facility (EMDF)
This year, UCOR gave $40,000 in grants for 38 science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) projects in 28 regional schools. It marked the largest amount the company has awarded since it began its grants program 10 years ago. It also reflects an increase in the dollar amount for the three award categories: $750 for individual classroom projects, $1,000 for multi-classroom projects and $1,500 for whole school projects.
Michelle Reichert has informed the CNS Board of Managers and the National Nuclear Security Administration that she will retire, beginning a much-deserved post-nuclear portion of her life in Florida with her husband, Dan. Her retirement will be effective May 20, 2022.
Pellissippi State students who competed in SkillsUSA Tennessee’s State Leadership and Skills Conference in Chattanooga last week brought home Gold medals in four categories
With supply chain issues creating difficulties in obtaining critical infrastructure components, the transfer of various pieces of electrical equipment from EM to the City of Oak Ridge comes at an opportune time.
