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2 Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e WELCOME! vision 018 is a great time to be in Anderson County! This year as we reflect on our 85th Anniversary from last The Anderson County 2year the Anderson County Chamber of Commerce looks forward to the future and fulfilling our mission Chamber of Commerce to encourage economic development and community partnerships to shall be acknowledged continue to strive for an improved quality of life for our citizens. by citizens and The Chamber Board and Staff extend our appreciation to our members businesses as vital to the and the community for their investment and volunteer spirit that helps to creation of local jobs, make Anderson County such a great place to work, live and visit. promotion of local Whether you are in our county as a visitor, new resident or business commerce and owner, you will quickly come to appreciate our county’s proud history improving the quality while looking forward to becoming a part of its bright future. Working of life for citizens of with our Chamber members, community partners, volunteers and civic Anderson County. leaders, the Chamber has realized tremendous growth in the past and has celebrated an abundance of successes. At the same time, we have worked to preserve our county’s rich heritage. From the Museum of Appalachia to the Manhattan Project National Historical Park, our county reflects many diverse communities strongly influenced by their heritage and history. Anderson County also looks forward to a bright future through mission increased economic growth, workforce development and a strong education system. Anderson County delivers what many areas only promise – a small town lifestyle amid forested hills with large sparkling lakes The Anderson County and clean rivers. Yet we are in close proximity to major shopping and entertainment just down the road. We Chamber of Commerce have so much to offer – and we are confident you will see that during your visit to our county. mission is to encourage We are pleased to present you with this Guide to Business, which depicts in words and pictures the economic development, marvelous features of our area, including information about the businesses and organizations that make government initiatives, our county great. One of the Chamber’s many functions is to act as a source of information about all that and community initiatives Anderson County has to offer. We serve our community through our Community Partners and membership that result in prosperity investments, which promote strategic initiatives that support existing business, encourage new business for members and growth and make a difference in all aspects of our community. citizens of As you look through this Guide, we believe you will get a firsthand look at what it is like to be a part Anderson County. of a growing area that promotes business, nurtures families and has a vision for the future. You will find important information on local government, education, business and industry, as well as important messages 245 North Main Street from our member sponsors. We offer our sincere thanks to them for making this publication possible. Suite 200 We welcome you as a business, as a visitor, or as a new resident. We invite you to come and see all that Clinton, TN 37716 Anderson County has to offer. Hope you enjoy this look at the future we have planned. The best is yet to come! Phone: (865) 457-2559 Fax (865) 463-7480 E-mail [email protected] Website: www.andersoncountychamber.org Rick Meredith President Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e 3 Mark Hardy Photography
4 Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e Table of Contents
Anderson County...... 42
Board of Directors...... 21
Business Directory ...... 49-58
Chamber History...... 6-10
Chamber Programs...... 12-14
Clinton...... 44
Community Partners...... 4
Education...... 22
Healthcare...... 34
Industry...... 32
Leadership...... 16
Newcomer’s Resource Guide ...... 41
Norris...... 45
Oak Ridge...... 46
Oliver Springs...... 47
Quality of Life...... 39
Retail / Commercial Development ...... 30
Rocky Top...... 48
Schools...... 24
Tourism...... 36
Welcome...... 3
Young Professionals...... 19
Youth Leadership...... 18
Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e 5 A RICH HISTORY 1932 – A small group of businessmen gathered together to start a Clinton Businessmen’s Association and called it the Clinton Chamber. The first president was R. C. “Dudley” Hoskins, owner of Hoskins Drug Stores.
1934 – Thomas L. Seeber, Peak & Seeber Automobile Dealership, became the second president of the Chamber. Monthly meetings were held in its office in the Clinton Federal Savings and Loan Association building on Depot Street (currently Market Street) and the office rent was $10.00. Chamber Secretary W. B. Carden was paid $25 per month for voluntary time spent on Chamber activities.
The Chamber was focused on the future of the community and in trying to improve the community they faced such issues as:
• Recruiting a laundry.
• Prohibiting outdoor toilets in town.
• Soliciting farms for sale for people to be displaced by Norris Dam.
• Determining the feasibility of establishing a local hospital (the city Oak Ridge did not exist)
• Developing plans for an airport.
1947 – The objectives for the year were widening Hwy. 61 to Oak Ridge, arranging a cleanup week in Clinton, conducting spring and fall festivals, and establishing a legislative lobby in Nashville for the welfare and progress of Clinton.
1953 – On April 25, 1953 the order of business was proposed road signs at the Clinton City Limits.
1956 – Clinton was one of the first communities in the south to see its high school go through the process of desegregation. The Chamber took a strong position in support of the integration issue in the face of demonstrations, acts of vandalism and threats against business owners who were Chamber members.
1970 – Ms. Hazel Carden became the first female president of the Chamber.
1971 – The proposal was passed to amend the name to the “Greater Clinton Chamber of Commerce” to focus on more of the community at large.
1979 – The first coffee was held on September 18th at the Clinton Community Center.
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Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e 7 1983 – First Annual Small Business Expo presented. Author Alex Haley spoke at the monthly coffee in April.
1984 – The name Anderson County Chamber of Commerce was adopted to reflect countywide service after President Frank Carmichael of Clinton Home Center suggested it.
1986 – The Chamber and MHRIDA moved into a joint suite in the First American Bank Building at 245 N. Main Street, Suite 200.
1987 – Bernadette Highfill (Renfro) appointed executive director and was the first full time employee of the Chamber.
1988 – Hosted the first Annual Golf Classic.
1989 – The new Leadership Anderson County program was announced. Charlie Daniels, editorial cartoonist for the Knoxville News Sentinel spoke at the annual banquet.
1990 – At the April 17 Tribute Luncheon, Sen. Al Gore Jr. spoke. Chamber hosted a Disability Awareness Day and several people across the county participated by being “disabled” for the day. The Chamber was also instrumental in helping plan and execute the “Clinton Centennial” Birthday Party.
1991 – April 1991 saw the beginning of the Junior Leadership program which initially had 60 sixth grade students.
1992 – Jim Dunbar, a 1952 Olympics gold medalist spoke at the August luncheon. This was the second year for Anderson County and Clinton to receive the Governor’s A+ Award for Community Commitment to Excellence in Education.
1993- The Annual Teacher Appreciation Banquet was initiated.
2001 – In the fall of 2001, the Anderson County Chamber of Commerce sponsored the Anderson County Bicentennial celebration on Market Street. Hundreds attended to celebrate the county’s birthday. In response to the community, the Chamber agreed to sponsor an annual event on Market Street. The First Annual Market and Main Street Festival was held in October to coincide with the Homecoming at the Museum of Appalachia. Due to the tremendous growth, it was renamed the Clinch River Antiques Festival in 2004.
2002 – Hayden Evans, dedicated supporter to the progression of the Clinton Chamber was named a lifetime member of the Chamber in recognition of his 30 years of contribution and public service to the Chamber. This was the first year that the Chamber participated in the Governor’s Three Star program.
2003 – ACES (Anderson County Exemplary Students) was formed by the Education Committee of the Anderson County Chamber of Commerce and the Anderson County School system to award scholarships to exemplary students.
2004 – Hosted the First Annual “Let’s Do Business” Expo.
2005 – Youth Leadership Anderson County began as a community project of the 2004 Leadership Class. The Chamber newsletter was distributed through the Courier News for the first time. First Ladies Holiday Expo was hosted. Helped host the first Annual Spring Antique Fair.
2006 – Produced the 75th Anniversary Guidebook and Directory. The 75th Annual Dinner recognized past chairs of the board at the National Guard Armory.
2007 – The Chamber and ACEDA hosted an Industry Appreciation Luncheon at the Green McAdoo Cultural Center with TN Commissioner of Labor & Workforce Development, James Neeley as guest speaker. Partnered with Anderson County School administration to qualify the Youth Leadership Anderson County 2007 Program for State Certification so that students could receive class credit for leadership skills training.
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Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e 9 2008 – Russell Biven and Beth Haynes from “Live at Five” were keynote speakers for the “Let’s Do Business Expo.”
2009 – Chamber Community Partners program was introduced in April and began with Methodist Medical Center, Powell Clinch and Mercy Health Partners. Hallerin Hilton Hill, radio and TV show host, spoke at the annual banquet held at Fox Toyota.
2010 – Hosted First Today’s Woman Expo featuring HGTV’s “If Houses had Warning Signs” Brian Copeland, “Joy of Cooking” author Ethan Becker, and “The Bachelor’s” Ella Nolan. Began the Buy Local Stay Local program, complete with a “shoppers card” to present at participating businesses.
2011 – The Chamber along with ACEDA hosted an Industry Appreciation Luncheon with Con. Chuck Fleishmann speaking.
2012- Began Buy Local Cash Mobs. The annual dinner was given a new twist and renamed, “Tribute to Business – Dinner on the Lawn,” and held at Brownworth Manor. Hired a full-time Membership Director. Began the County Retail Development Initiative.
2013 – Began Membership Orientation classes to better educate members about the Chamber and how to get the most from their membership.
2014 – “Meet and Greet” scheduled to host Speaker of the House of Representatives Beth Harwell. Hosted a Roundtable with Con. Chuck Fleishmann. Hosted the first semi-annual Job Fair at Roane State’s Clinton Higher Education Facility. Developed Retail website. Created a new Chamber logo. Leadership Anderson County celebrated its 25th year.
2015 – Hosted Sen. Bob Corker for a luncheon. Hosted two Job Fairs, one at CNS and one at ACHS. Hosted industry tours for teachers, counselors and students.
2016 – TN Commissioner of Economic and Community Development, Randy Boyd spoke at the annual luncheon. Began the Dream It, Do It East Tennessee program to great success. Clinton Middle School won the competition. Sen. Lamar Alexander spoke at the Tribute to Business Dinner. Bob Kesling, “Voice of the Vols” spoke at a luncheon. Governor Bill Haslam spoke at a luncheon. Began Young Professionals of Anderson County. Worked with ACEDA to bring TCAT-Knoxville to Anderson County. $5.7 million grant announced for new school in I-75 Industrial Park on property donated by SL Tennessee. Membership reached 500 members.
2017 – Hosted First Annual Black-Tie Gala to coincide with the 85th Anniversary of the Chamber. Began the Chamber Birthday Party Celebration. Sent three LAC graduates to East Tennessee Regional Leadership. We held a Quarterly Luncheon with then UT Athletic Director John Currie as our speaker. The First Annual Chamber Casino night was a lot of fun and a big hit. Held 26 Ribbon Cuttings for new businesses in Anderson County. Chamber reached a membership of 550.
2018 – We have planned a great year! We will continue the Chamber Birthday Party, Casino Night and plan to have another Gala. Quarterly luncheons with continue with some fabulous and hopefully famous speakers. We will again hold a Today’s Women Expo and a Golf Tournament. This year will be our 18th Annual Clinch River Fall Antiques Festival which will be bigger and better! The 1934 Airport Initiative has taken root again and has been approved by the Metropolitan Knoxville Airport Authority and the FAA, and should begin construction late this year or early 2019.
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Members Jeanne Mitchell, Chair Larry M. Lemanski Temp Systems, Inc. Liberty Financial
Debbie Sellers, Co-chair April Lively Mary Kay LulaRoe April Lively
Diane Allred Conya Mull Allred & Assoc. Michael Ousley Kevin Daugherty Edward Jones Investments he Ambassador Program began in the 90’s and continues strong today. Ambassadors ServPro of Oak Ridge Tare the fi rst friendly faces that Chamber members and visitors see when attending Elizabeth Powers a Chamber event. Their friendly, warm reception is invaluable to the success of our Jessica Diveto Mortgage Options Lending events. Ambassadors are all volunteers and members in good standing. Any company Promo Joe by Jessica may have their employees be Ambassadors but there is a time commitment. Kelly Rice The benefi ts to becoming an Ambassador Chelsea Dotson TN Bank are many: exposure for their business as the Bristol Park Apartments “Face of the Chamber,” business development mission Kathy Stansberry through monthly membership networking, Pam Forgety Stansberry Ins. Enhance member opportunities to meet members and visitors Meadow View Senior Living satisfaction and that may become business contacts, featured Ginger Tucker on a “Chamber Ambassador” page of the membership retention Tammy Gross The Lantern at Morning Chamber website, opportunities to meet Paschal Solutions, Inc. (PSI) Point government offi cials, personal development Jane Haney Kim Webber through forming new relationships, a quarterly PuRPosE Thermocopy The Courier News reward program and an opportunity to have their photo printed online and in various Establish a personal Marge Hauschildt Mark Wilson newspapers. connection with Pleasantries Cakes Platinum Financial Funding Ambassadors are the liaison between the Chamber members & Catering Chamber and its members and are absolutely Encourage members Keith Young VITAL to the existence of this organization. Billie Howard Thermocopy Statistics show that members who ‘feel’ to maximize their Y-12 Federal Credit Union they belong and receive value from their membership benefi ts membership will remain members. The Welcome new and Connie Hunley Chamber is only as successful as its parts and current members A2Z Nannies the Ambassador program is a huge part that at Chamber events contributes to the Chamber’s success.
12 Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
mission Establish programs to encourage entrepreneurship PROGRAM OF WORK: and maintain • Focus on Lifestyle Improvements existing retail/ • City & Community commercial • Housing Development and businesses Greenways • Secure Retail Development Funding • Attend Retail Trade Shows Committee • Grow Relationships with Business Owners Members Joey Smith, Chair John Wright, Co-Chair Katherine Bumgardner Christy Hicks Diane Ilgner Steve Maddox Michael Ousley Amber Price Ben Sellers Small Business Start-Up Class with TSBDC Coordinator Jutta Bangs
GOVERNMENT RELATIONS COMMITTEE Committee Members Steve Heatherly, Chair Nick Forrester, Co-Chair Mike Arms mission B. J. Baxter Position the Chamber as Harold Edwards David Erb the facilitator for regional Amy Fitzgerald development between Michael Foster government, business, Stephen McNally and community and be an Larry Stephens Stephanie Strutner advocate for Tim Thompson Anderson County “Breakfast with the Legislators” is a huge event during which our legislators Clyde Wood speak on current items up for vote and answer questions from the audience. Michael Yates PROGRAM OF WORK: • Legislative Agenda Presentation in Nashville • Breakfast with Legislators (update on pending legislation), Breakfast or Lunch with Legislators (review legislative accomplishment’s) • Regional Coalition/ Alliance Quarterly Meeting (Formerly Six County Alliance) • Six County Legislative Planning Session • Anderson County Candidates Forum • Anderson County & Clinton City BOE Candidates’ Forum • Meet & Greet with All City Councils, School Boards and County Commission • Participate in planning sessions with State agencies TN House & Senate Candidates, Gubernatorial Candidates, During the Legislative Wrap-Up luncheon Lt. Governor Randy McNally meets with Ridgeview Behavioral Health Services Director 3rd District Congressional Candidates of Development Michael Yates. • Active Shooter Workshop (local law enforcement agencies)
13 Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e EDUCATION WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAM OF WORK: • Continue the East Tennessee Dream it Do it program in Anderson County • Conduct a Job Fair if conditions warrant • Support the Anderson County Groundhog Day Initiative (Job Shadowing) • Initiate a Career Fair for grades 6-8 based on the successful Clinton City Schools fair • Partner with industry to propose a Manufacturing day • Continue to support soft skill development in and with the schools • Continue to support industry tours targeting various groups in 2018
mission The Committee will be a leader in helping build a local workforce to compete in a global market
Committee Members Kristin Waldschlager, Chair Kim Harris, Co-Chair Glen Adams Callie Archer Dave Conrad Leah Daily Gordon Williams Kara Finger Pam Forgety Larry Foster Dream it. Do it. Participants are pictured during the awards ceremony in 2017 along with industry sponsors. Arlene Garrison Boyd Hestand Kelly Johnson Craig Layman Hoppy Merryman Kelly Myers Michael Ousley E. T. Stamey Sharon Tackett Tim Thompson on Groundhog Day, local schools hold a job shadowing program. Pictured is one student Gordon Williams checking out a career with the Sherriff’s Lorie Wilson department. Jim Zonar
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Advisory Board
Jason Lawrence, Chair Y-12 Federal Credit Union
Annette Eaves Chair-Elect UCOR – URS/CH2M
Margaret Durgin Secretary Child Advocacy Center of Anderson County Tennessee
Naomi Asher United Way of Anderson County
Tom Bundy UT-Battelle/ORNL eadership Anderson County, sponsored by overnight trip to Nashville for an opportunity to Lthe Chamber, originated in 1990. Since its make connections at the state level and have a Christy Davis inception this program has graduated over 500 photo with the Governor. Once the program is Y-12 Federal Credit Union participants. completed graduates of Leadership Anderson Limited to 25 participants, this program County are honored at a special graduation Robbie Herrell is designed to develop emerging leaders and dinner. ACCTC promote the importance and strengths of our By attending Leadership, individuals have community. The program offers participants an tremendous opportunities to leave their comfort Jessica Langstaff opportunity to better understand community zone and become part of a developmental UT Battelle/ORNL dynamics, build their community connection assignment, which Fortune magazine states Kim Maes and involvement to local business and industry, is among the most important tools that great Methodist Medical Center refine their knowledge of local and state companies utilize but average organizations government, and stimulate future participation rarely use. Michael Ousley and commitment to their community. Activities are designed to meet the Edward Jones Investments The program focuses on how the dynamics community’s need for strong leaders and provide of local businesses and city, county and state the opportunity to expand leadership and RaeAnn Owens governments impact economic and community management skills. Clinton Middle School development. Class members are introduced Businesses, organizations or individuals Jeff Shelton to business leaders and elected officials who can nominate and sponsor candidates for the UT Battelle/ORNL influence the private and public sectors on a program. The program sessions begin in May and daily basis. The curriculum includes sessions end in April with Graduation. Jerry Wood on Applied Leadership Skills, Team Building Applications are being accepted through Lindsey Wilson College and Project Management. Tours of the area April 28, 2018 for the Class of 2019. Contact the cover all aspects of Anderson County and an Chamber for more information.
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Anderson County is known as a premier location for the automotive industry in Tennessee.
The Anderson County Economic Development Association has been promoting the location of new companies and fostering the expansion of existing companies in Anderson County for 54 years.
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FO E Advisory R A TUR Board BRIGHTER FU Stephanie Christian, Chair Anderson County High School Anne Belland ORNL Federal Credit Union Regina Copeland Anderson County E-911 Marissa Cox Y-12 Federal Credit Union Tony Freyre Pharma Packaging Solutions Penny Herrell Norris Elementary School Amy Huckaby Y-12 Federal Credit Union Deborah Mann Oak Ridge National Laboratory Jason Mooney Regions Bank Paula Sellers Anderson County Schools Rob Temple Peoples Bank of the South Dara Wade outh Leadership Anderson achievement gap, increase Local high school Anderson County Schools YCounty, sponsored by the graduation rates and provide sophomores, juniors and Kristin Waldschlager Chamber, was developed by a broad perspective of the seniors are selected through CNS Y-12 the Leadership Anderson community. an application process. County Class of 2004 as their The YLAC Program Students with good character Ex-Officio Members community project. presents in-depth sessions who exhibit a potential for Renee Branham, Past – Chair Norris Elementary School The program is a partnership that acquaint participants leadership and interest in the with the Anderson County with their community’s growth and improvement of our Becky Campbell, School Counselor Schools. Clinton High School infrastructure plus its needs, community are encouraged to Anderson County High School students are offered a opportunities, problems and apply. Erin Champion, Advisor Leadership Skills Training resources. The program Day-long sessions include Clinton High School class providing high school encourages volunteerism state government, economic Chrystal Freye, Advisor equivalent credit toward and community involvement development, health care, Anderson County Career & Technical graduation. Anderson through better understanding community resources, County High School students and acceptance of civic technology, agriculture and Center Rodney Mann, Advisor participate during second half duties and leadership roles. tourism. Sessions begin in Clinton High School of half-time Thursday’s. The goal is to educate youth August and conclude in April. The mission of YLAC is about their community and For more information about to develop leadership and the opportunities available to these programs please contact communication skills, reduce assume leadership positions. the Chamber office.
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Garry Whitley, President Todd Temple, Vice-President Dale Isabell, Treasurer Vikki Burns, Secretary he Education Foundation is a 501(c) 3 school. The program continues through high school Scott Bacon Torganization committed to improving education with an emphasis on preparedness for college Lydia Birk in Clinton City and Anderson County Schools. entrance exams, organized campus visits, and Monnie Champion The Education Foundation recently adopted new career counseling. The Education Foundation values Pam Crawford priorities for the near future. technical education and recently partnered with the Ron Edmond Enhancing Educational Opportunities State of Tennessee on the opening of the Tennessee Zach Farrar through teacher grants focused on Science, College of Applied Technology in Anderson County. Curtis Isabell Technology, Engineering, and Math; Fine Arts, and The primary fundraising activity for The Education Debbie Long Physical Education. Grants Foundation is the Teacher Mike Long are awarded to teachers and Principal of the Debbie Mann based on applications mission Year Banquet. Angela Merryman outlining the request and Our mission is to raise funds, foster academic This annual event brings Mollie Scarbrough stated use of funds. The development, invest beyond what tax dollars business and community Jack Spangler grants allow teachers to provide, develop teachers, encourage community leaders together to recognize Rick Turnbill expand the resources involvement, and reward academic excellence. excellent educators and Kristin Waldschlager available to students within administrators. Proceeds the classroom. have been used to provide Ex-Officio Board Members Extending Opportunities for Learning more than $170,000 in scholarships to students over Kelly Johnson, through afterschool and summer enrichment the past 10 years. Clinton City Schools Superintendent programs. Programs will support the learning areas The Education Foundation also provides one-time Tim Parrott, identified above. Such projects broaden students’ donations to assist schools with larger projects. Anderson County Schools Superintendent learning experiences and improve learning and The Education Foundation seeks donations from Rick Meredith, retention of core skills. corporations, agencies, and individuals to develop Anderson County Chamber President Increasing Access to College, Career, the workforce of the future. Your contribution makes Scott Burton, Clinton City Mayor and Technical Programs for students. a statement that you are committed to developing Terry Frank, Anderson County Mayor This program encourages students and families to the next generation of the workforce and leaders for become familiar with college programs in elementary our community. It Doesn’t Get Any Better Than Canterfield of Oak Ridge
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Jay Birkbeck, Co-Chair Wells Fargo
Naomi Asher United Way of Anderson County
Chelsea Dotson Bristol Park of Oak Ridge
Michael Foster City of Rocky Top
April Lively Lularoe – April Lively
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What is a Young Professional? What to Expect Why We Exist We don’t define young professionals by an Through our Young Professionals Network It is our belief that a community age. We define it as a mindset. We are a group you will have the opportunity to meet influenced by young professionals is a of people who are interested in enhancing new people, learn about businesses in community that attracts and retains them. ourselves and the future of our community. our community, and participate in events The core of our agenda is the belief that the We work hard, we like to socialize, we’re geared toward young professionals. You will more informed, involved, and networked technologically savvy, and we make the have access to numerous business training young professionals are, the more influence change that we want to see in our lives, our programs and learn about the happenings in they will have on the community. businesses and our community. the community that will have an impact on your life. We are affiliated with the Anderson County Chamber of Commerce.
Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e 20 2018 Board of Directors Board Officers CHAMBER STAFF B. J. Baxter Steve Heatherly Rick Meredith Marsha Stapleton Chair Member-At-Large President Executive Assistant Director of Operations Vice President CMG HealthWorks Merit Construction
Robin Hunley Melissa Charles Janet S. Hawkins Jared Forgety Chair-Elect Past-Chair Executive Vice President Member Services Marketing Manager Owner Retail Development Coordinator Powell-Clinch Utility The Kincaid House District
Heather Emert Larry Stephens Kim Mitchell Taylor Martin Treasurer Member-At-Large Director of Marketing Public Relations Vice President & Senior Associate Coordinator Mortgage Tennessee Strategies Department Manager TN Bank
Board MEMBERS Ex-Officios Amanda Bridges Jason Leslie Garry Whitley Terry Frank Manager Plant Manager Chairman Mayor Holiday Inn Express Hotel 3M Education Foundation of Anderson County & Suites Clinton City & Anderson Government County Schools Michael Foster City Manager City of Rocky Top Tom Bundy, Jr. Jeanne Mitchell Gordon Williams Quality Manager Manager Program Director Larry Gann Oak Ridge National Business Development Mechatronics City Council Laboratory Temp Systems, Inc. Roane State Community City of Clinton Computing Sciences & College Computational Sciences Kelly Johnson Directorate Director Clinton City Schools Nick Forrester Amber Price Clyde Wood Chris Mason Student Services Counselor Director of Marketing CEO City Manager Tennessee College of Y-12 Federal Credit Union Tennova Healthcare-North Town of Oliver Springs Applied Technology- Knoxville Medical Center Knoxville, Anderson County Matthew Marshall Campus City Manager City of Norris
Bill Gallaher Joey Smith John Wright Dr. Tim Parrott Producer Realtor Publisher Director Madison Insurance Group Sellers Realty The Courier News Anderson County Schools
Tim Thompson President Anderson County Economic Development Association Dr. Arlene A. Garrison Kristin Waldschlager Vice President Education Outreach Specialist Mark Watson University Partnerships Consolidated Nuclear City Manager Oak Ridge Associated Security, LLC City of Oak Ridge Universities Stephanie Wells Director Adventure Anderson County
21 Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e Heart of Education
all students are supported by the ACS technology office. While varied ROCKY TOP information can be obtained from the ACS website (www.acs.ac), each school maintains a website and app with specific details to enhance communication. Both school sites and apps are linked from the system site. Parent access to student information - from grades, schedules, attendance and cafeteria payments and balances - is offered through a password-protected web-based data management system, which is also used to directly contact parents by phone, email, and/or text message. The Anderson County Schools’ Preschool leadership team successfully completed year one (1) of Early Learning Model (ELM) to deepen their knowledge of developmentally supporting students academically, socially and emotionally to promote success. With an emphasis on literacy, all preschool students received summer reading materials and their parents received information on how to better guide and support reading success for their young learners. Anderson County follows a new accountability model under Every HEA ON Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) that incorporates a variety of measures RT O CATI including student achievement, student growth, access to opportunities F EDU to prepare for postsecondary and careers, chronic absenteeism, and discipline. Anderson County Schools’ also places an emphasis on better supporting traditionally underserved students, such as providing Board of Education differentiated support for students with disabilities and continued support of all economically disadvantaged students. Dr. John Burrell Andy McKamey Using Successful Start, 100 percent of Kindergarten students in Jo Williams Scott Gillenwaters Anderson County Schools’ tested on grade level for reading (excluding 35 Teresa Portwood Don Bell Dail Cantrell Glenda Langenberg percent SPED and Tier III students). In 2016, the system’s high school graduation rate was 95.5 percent as compared to the State graduation rate of 88.5 percent and the average high school ACT composite was 20.8 as compared to the state average Anderson Co. Schools of 19.9. Thus far in school year 2017-18, over 100 students have met Anderson Co. Career Fairview Elementary all of the college-readiness benchmarks, 29 students have obtained and Technical Center 6715 Hickory Valley Road over a 30-composite score, and one student obtained a perfect score of 140 Maverick Circle Heiskell, TN 37754 36! Anderson County Schools’ also stands out by having more students Clinton, TN 37716 494-7959 enrolled in dual credit classes than other area east Tennessee district 457-4205 (273 students) and also encourages select students to enroll in “Middle Anderson County High Grand Oaks Elementary College” to receive their Associates Degree at the same time they 130 Maverick Circle 1033 Oliver Springs Hwy graduate High School. In the first graduating class of Middle College, Clinton, TN 37716 Clinton, TN 37716 31 students received this college diploma. Anderson County graduates 457-4716 435-7506 are currently attending universities such as MIT, Princeton, Duke, Emory Andersonville Elementary Lake City Elementary & Henry, Vanderbilt, Auburn, Alabama, Norwich, & the University of 1951 Mountain Road 402 Lindsay Street Tennessee to name a few. To ensure that ALL students are College and Andersonville, TN 37705 Lake City, TN 37769 Career Ready, ACS also offers a myriad of career opportunities through 494-7695 426-2108 the Anderson County Career and Technical Center (ACCTC). 71 percent Briceville Elementary Lake City Middle of high school students in Anderson County are enrolled in a Career 103 Slatestone Road 1132 South Main Street and Technical (CTE) courses versus the State of Tennessee average Briceville, TN 37710 Lake City, TN 37769 of only 43 percent. Students in ACS who are enrolled in CTE Career 426-2289 426-2609 Clusters are being recruited for co-op opportunities while they are still Claxton Elementary Norris Elementary in high school, going to work for companies like Northrop Grumman, SL 42 East Circle Drive 2218 Clinton Highway nderson County Schools’ (ACS), its “One-to-One” technology project America, and Clayton Homes. Powell, TN 37849 Norris, TN 37828 It is Anderson County Schools’ vision to exemplify excellence and 494-7422 Aestablished c. 1867, serves over in 2016-17 by ensuring that every 945-2222 6,300 students in nine elementary student in all four middle schools equity such that upon graduation all students are equipped with the Clinch River Community Norris Middle knowledge and skills to successfully embark upon their chosen path in 5 Norris Square schools, four middle schools, two had their own personal Chomebook 160 Maverick Cr. high schools, a career and technical for academic use. The “One-to- life. The districts focus is on Every Student, Every Day! Please visit our Clinton, TN 37716 Norris, TN 37828 website at www.acs.ac or feel free to contact our central office at (865) 494-7171 center, and a k-12 alternate school. One” project includes creating a 457-7462 Additional services are provided new wireless network, ordering 463-2800 to hear more about all the great things happening in our school Clinton Middle Norwood Elementary district! 669 Tri-County Blvd. through ten preschool/Head Start Chromebooks, and training for 110 North Hicks Street programs in the school system and students and staff. Over the past year Clinton, TN 37716 Oliver Springs, TN 37840 435-2519 an adult education program. In the “One-to-One” project has now 457-3451 Anderson County Schools’ we develop, expanded to include both middle and Clinton High Norwood Middle 655 Tri-County Blvd. challenge, and support Every Student, high school students (grades 6 – 12) 425 Dragon Dr. Every Day! in the district. In school year 2018-19, Clinton, TN 37716 Oliver Springs, TN 37840 435-7749 ACS employs more than 1,050 the project will expand once again to 457-2611 teachers, education assistants, and include all students 3 – 5 in all nine Anderson County Schools Dutch Valley Elementary support and administrative staff elementary schools. 1044 Old Dutch Valley Road Dr. Tim Parrott, Director 101 South Main Street, Suite 501 and operates on an annual budget of The school system’s technology Clinton, TN 37716 approximately $64 million in local, office supports Microsoft Exchange 457-2599 Clinton TN 37716 463-2800 state, and federal funds. email accounts for employees and a Anderson County Schools’ started full ACS Google domain account for
22 Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e all students are supported by In 2016, the system’s high the State graduation rate of 20.8 as compared to the state the ACS technology office. school graduation rate was 88.5 percent and the average average of 19.9. Thus far in While varied information can be 95.5 percent as compared to high school ACT composite was school year 2017-18, over 100 obtained from the ACS website students have met all of the (www.acs.ac), each school college-readiness benchmarks, maintains a website and app 29 students have obtained over with specific details to enhance a 30-composite score, and one communication. Both school student obtained a perfect score sites and apps are linked from of 36! Anderson County Schools’ the system site. Parent access also stands out by having more to student information - from students enrolled in dual grades, schedules, attendance credit classes than other area and cafeteria payments and east Tennessee district (273 balances - is offered through a students) and also encourages password-protected web-based select students to enroll in data management system, which “Middle College” to receive their is also used to directly contact Associates Degree at the same parents by phone, email, and/or time they graduate High School. text message. In the first graduating class The Anderson County of Middle College, 31 students Schools’ Preschool leadership received this college diploma. team successfully completed Anderson County graduates are year one (1) of Early Learning currently attending universities Model (ELM) to deepen their Dr. Parrott reads to students during “America Reads” day which is also such as MIT, Princeton, Duke, knowledge of developmentally Dr. Seuss’ birthday. Emory & Henry, Vanderbilt, supporting students Auburn, Alabama, Norwich, & academically, socially and the University of Tennessee to emotionally to promote success. name a few. To ensure that ALL With an emphasis on literacy, students are College and Career all preschool students received Ready, ACS also offers a myriad summer reading materials of career opportunities through and their parents received the Anderson County Career and information on how to better Technical Center (ACCTC). 71 guide and support reading percent of high school students success for their young learners. in Anderson County are enrolled Anderson County follows in a Career and Technical a new accountability model (CTE) courses versus the State under Every Student Succeeds of Tennessee average of only Act (ESSA) that incorporates a 43 percent. Students in ACS variety of measures including who are enrolled in CTE Career student achievement, student Clusters are being recruited growth, access to opportunities for co-op opportunities while to prepare for postsecondary and they are still in high school, The Wall of Support careers, chronic absenteeism, going to work for companies like and discipline. Anderson Northrop Grumman, SL America, County Schools’ also places an and Clayton Homes. emphasis on better supporting It is Anderson County Schools’ traditionally underserved vision to exemplify excellence students, such as providing and equity such that upon differentiated support for graduation all students are students with disabilities equipped with the knowledge and continued support of all and skills to successfully embark economically disadvantaged upon their chosen path in life. students. The districts focus is on Every Using Successful Start, Student, Every Day! Please visit 100 percent of Kindergarten our website at www.acs.ac or students in Anderson County feel free to contact our central Schools’ tested on grade level office at (865) 463-2800 to hear for reading (excluding 35 more about all the great things percent SPED and Tier III happening in our school district! students).
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Clinton Elementary (Pre K – 6) 210 North Hicks Street Clinton, TN 37716 457-0616
North Clinton Elementary (Pre K – 5) Board of Education 305 North Beets Street Clinton, TN 37716 457-2784
linton City Schools, South Clinton Elementary Cestablished in 1865, includes (Pre K – 5) Clinton City Schools three elementary schools with 242 Hiway Drive an enrollment of approximately Clinton, TN 37716 975 students who are supported 457-2684 by 140 teachers and staff members. All students in the Clinton City Schools Pre-Kindergarten through Sixth Director of Schools: Kelly Johnson Grade classes are provided a 212 N. Hicks Street Clinton, TN 37716 well-rounded, safe, and nurturing 865-457-0159 educational environment in Website – www.clintonschools.org which to learn. Clinton City Schools prides itself on providing a “Tradition of Excellence,” which is reflected in many aspects of the school Board of district. In 2017, our district Technology for Learning Education ranked 2nd in the East Region students in subsequent years. in Reading and Math academic The vast amount of community Dr. Tim Bible achievement scores. When support enables us to provide compared across all TN districts, resources and learning Curtis Isabell CCS ranked 17th in Reading experiences for students that and 15th in Math. Clinton City have a lasting impact. For more Joey Smith Schools received a composite information, please visit our score of a 5 in student growth, website www.clintonschools.org Merle Pryse or call Central Office at 865-457- which is the highest ranking K. K. Webster given. North Clinton Elementary 0225. We would love to give you a was given Reward School status, tour and tell you more about our David Queener meaning they ranked in the top great school system! 5% of all schools across the state in terms of student growth. The culture at Clinton City Schools is one of high expectations with an abundance of support. Our Technology for Learning 3D Printing (T4L) Program provides students solving skills. All classrooms with state of the art technology are also equipped with a new as part of their educational state of the art interactive board experience. All students in and a variety of other devices grades 1-6 have an individual including iPads, document Chromebook. If students are cameras, Chromebooks, block enrolled in Clinton City Schools coding robots, 3-D Printers, and for 4th-6th grades, they can take much more! their individual device home with Our unique size and focus on them upon 6th grade graduation. elementary education allows us The Chromebooks are used to truly provide an individualized throughout the day to support learning experience for students. instruction and provide authentic We focus on providing a solid learning opportunities that teach foundation of learning that has critical thinking and problem- proven to create successful Programming and Coding robots
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Oak Ridge Preschool 304 New York Avenue Oak Ridge, TN 37830 425-9101
Glenwood Elementary 125 Audubon Road Oak Ridge, TN 37830 425-9401
Linden Elementary 700 Robertsville Road Oak Ridge, TN 37830 425-5701
Willow Brook Elementary 298 Robertsville Road Oak Ridge, TN 37830 425-3201
Woodland Elementary 168 Manhattan Avenue Oak Ridge, TN 37830 425-9501
oak Ridge High School’s Theatre group performs “The Wizard of oz. Jefferson Middle 200 Fairbanks Road he Oak Ridge School system and parents using data from the Oak Ridge has excellent advanced at http://www.ortn.edu/Oak Ridge, TN 37830 or by Twas established in 1943 U.S. Department of Education. placement, dual enrollment, phone at (865) 425-9001.425-9301 by the federal government to Ranking factors include state JROTC, and Career and Technical educate children of workers who test scores, college readiness, Education programs including Robertsville Middle were brought to the area to help graduation rates, SAT/ACT industry certifications. STEM- 245 Robertsville Road develop the first atomic bomb as scores, teacher quality, and focused learning occurs in every Oak Ridge, TN 37830 part of the Manhattan Project. public school district ratings. building. Technology is used daily 425-9201 The schools started with a most Oak Ridge Schools were given in many classrooms as Oak Ridge Oak Ridge High Technology for Learning unusual requirement: they had an overall grade of A+ by Niche, is a 1:1 district, providing Lenovo 127 Providence Road to be top-notch and absolutely based on the factors in the table Yoga devices for all students in Oak Ridge, TN 37830 nothing less was acceptable. below. Each of the individual grades 5-12. 425-9601 The district’s 4,659 students schools in the Oak Ridge School Today, a city of 38,000, Oak are enrolled in one high school District also fall in the A range, Ridge remains a scientific and Oak Ridge Schools (grades 9-12), two middle schools contributing to the overall research community known Director of Schools: (grades 5-8), four elementary district score. Oak Ridge High internationally for its production Dr. Bruce Borchers schools (K-4), and one preschool School was ranked #3 in the state of and research in all forms of 304 New York Avenue (3-4 year olds). With a support for best high schools, only behind energy. The Oak Ridge community Oak Ridge, TN 37830 865-425-9001 3D Printing staff of 300 and a licensed staff two magnet schools: Hume-Fogg has a tradition of supporting Website – www.ortn.edu of 427, its 727 employees work Magnet School and Central excellence in education and hard each day for their students. Magnet School. provides over 1,000 volunteers Seventy-six percent of Oak Ridge Oak Ridge Schools focus who assist the schools every teachers hold a masters level educational endeavors on their year. Oak Ridge School System degree or higher. 7 Keys to College and Career spends $11,876 per pupil. The school system is highly Readiness (see: www.ortn.edu) Contact Oak Ridge Schools Board of recognized for its educational Education and athletic programs and its students and teachers yearly Keys Fillauer receive numerous honors. The Oak Ridge school district was Robert S. Eby recently ranked number 1 in the state of Tennessee in the Niche Angi Agle 2017 Best School Districts. This Paige Marshall ranking is based on rigorous analysis of key statistics and Laura McLean millions of reviews from students oak Ridge Schools come together for fi eld day.
26 Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION
Students heading to class at the beautiful Pellissippi State Community College campus only minutes from Anderson County.
tudents from the county have Sa diverse choice of higher educational opportunities. Two community colleges are within easy driving distance – Roane State Community College in Oak Two students enjoy the sunshine outside the Roane State Community College Campus in oak Ridge. Ridge, which offers numerous dual enrollment courses for Bachelors, Masters and research and undergraduate High School Students, Middle Doctorate programs; Tennessee facility; Bethel University College classes for High School College of Applied Technology provides MBA classes online; Students and a Mechatronics has campuses in Knoxville, Tusculum College has a campus campus in Clinton; Pellissippi Harriman, Jacksboro and a in Knoxville and offers Nursing State Community College a new facility opening this year classes; South College is located few miles into neighboring in Norris with a larger campus in Knoxville with Nursing and Knox County; King University starting construction this year Business classes; and several has a Knoxville campus with in Clinton; the University of Bible Colleges including Crown onsite courses, online courses, Tennessee, the state’s premier College.
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American National University Inc. Lincoln Memorial University Tennessee College Tennessee Wesleyan College 865-539-2011 (865) 693-1570 of Applied Technology 865-777-5100 www.an.edu lmunet.edu Knoxville twcnet.edu 865-546-5567 Clinton Higher Education National College of Business & Technol- www.tcatknoxville.edu Tusculum College & Workforce Training Facility-Roane ogy Harriman 800-729-0116 State Community College 865-539-2011 865-882-6703 www.tusculum.edu 865-354-3000, ext. 4764 www.national-college.edu https://tcatharriman.edu/ www.roanestate.edu/?8898-Clinton- Jacksboro University of Phoenix Higher-Education-and-Workforce Pellissippi State Technical Community 423-566-9629 Knoxville Campus -Training-Facility College https://tcatjacksboro.edu/ 865-761-4520 865-694-6400 Anderson County http://www.phoenix.edu/ Crown College www.pstcc.edu 865-546-5567 Programming and Coding robots 865-938-8186 https://tcatknoxville.edu/programs University of Tennessee www.thecrowncollege.com Roane State Community College 865-974-1000 Fountainhead College of Technology 865-481-2000 Tennessee Tech at Roane State www.utk.edu 865-688-9422 www.roanestate.edu College of Education & College of Inter- fountainheadcollege.edu disciplinary Studies Virginia College South College 865-481-2000 865-745-4500 Johnson University 865-524-3043 https://www.tntech.edu/admissions/ www.vc.edu 865-573-4517 www.southcollegetn.edu transfer/cc/roane-state www.johnsonu.edu Strayer University King University Knoxville Campus Knoxville Campus 865- 288-6000 1-800-362-0014 strayer.edu www.king.edu
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Retail/Commercial Development he Anderson County Chamber of As a resource for developers, businesses, • Area hospitals, rooms, employment, doctors TCommerce Retail/Commercial property owners, and brokers, the Chamber • Area newspapers, radio stations Development Initiative was established provides quick, easy access to information • Demographics, psychographics January 2013. The primary goal of vital for businesses to prosper in Anderson • Traffi c counts this initiative is to promote retail and County. The Chamber’s Retail website • Zoning, planning, building processes, signage commercial growth as well as the retention (www.andersoncountyretaildevelopment. criteria with links and contact information and improvement of existing businesses com) is an excellent source of information • Historic, current and future plans, and throughout Anderson County. Municipalities for new and existing businesses and provides visions for our communities involved in this effort include Clinton, the following information: • Small business assistance and resources Norris, Oak Ridge, Oliver Springs and Rocky • Current inventory of available In Anderson County, the Chamber Top, along with the other communities of commercial property for sale/lease connects developers, businesses, Anderson County. The Retail/Commercial • Current major retailers in our market property owners, brokers, and city/county Development Initiative is supported through • Major employers and employment governments with a business-friendly focus. both public and private funding. • Area school information We are here to serve you as you work to Anderson County is a part of the Knoxville • Area attractions, visitors, hotel vacancy rates achieve your business and fi nancial goals! Metropolitan Statistical Area and is located Through the Retail/Commercial approximately 15 miles northwest of Development Initiative, the Chamber acts Knoxville Tennessee. Interstate 75 crosses as a liaison to assist all parties involved in through the county and nearby Interstate Put Your commercial business and thereby create an 40 is connected to the county via Pellissippi $ atmosphere of cooperation from start-up Parkway. Because of major employers such as Where Your through grand opening and beyond! the Tennessee Valley Authority, Department For more information and assistance of Energy, and other various industries, the Is ... with your business ventures, please contact: area has a stable economic base. Along with Janet Hawkins, Executive Vice President at these economic factors, the area is also a the Anderson County Chamber of Commerce, growing part of the East Tennessee River Shop Local! at 865-457-2559 or email: janet@ Valley Geotourism movement. andersoncountychamber.org
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Moving Industry Forward ver 54 years ago, business leaders and Oelected officials had a vision about the future growth of Anderson County. With that vision, they realized that the best opportunity for Anderson County to grow and prosper would be to develop an industrial base that would create jobs and grow the tax base. Originally chartered as the Melton Hill Regional Industrial Development Association, this organization was created to recruit new industries and to foster the growth of existing industries. Anderson County’s five industrial parks TCAT-Knoxville/Anderson County Campus Ribbon Cutting and other locations are home to more than 38 companies employing more than 6,000 Development Association serves as liaison There are 10 companies associated with workers. between existing industries and all levels the automotive/transportation industry Several of the companies are owned by of government. that employ over 3,500 in Anderson foreign corporations representing Japan, Anderson County has two of the top County. Korea, Israel, Canada and Mexico. This ten automotive parts manufacturers in The Tennessee College of Applied international flavor reflects the county’s the world in Aisin Automotive Castings Technology and Roane State Community aggressive and sophisticated recruitment and Eagle Bend Manufacturing. College have campuses in Anderson efforts. SL Tennessee was the first Korean County to assist industries in their The Anderson County Economic automotive parts manufacturer to locate training needs. Development Association brings city, in the State of Tennessee. Four of the Location, available land and buildings, county and state governments, local top 7 manufacturing employers in the productive labor force, low business costs, utilities and the Tennessee Valley Knoxville region are located in Anderson technology assets and quality of life makes Authority together to provide needed County. Anderson County the perfect place to grow information and support to recruit Anderson County is a prime location for a profitable business. companies. ACEDA assists existing Tier 1 automotive parts manufacturers Tim Thompson has been President of the industries in accessing all available because of Interstate 75 and proximity to Anderson County Economic Development federal, state and local programs that help the automotive assembly plants. Anderson Association since 2004. Thompson has companies grow new jobs and investment. County is within a day’s drive of 75 been involved in economic development in The Anderson County Economic percent of the United States population. the Region for the past 25 years.
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H EART OF HEALING t costs 8% below the national average, 16 award winning East Tennessee Children’s Hospital is a 152-bed hospital Aregional medical centers provide the region with world-renowned certifi ed by the state of Tennessee as the only Comprehensive specialties and services and a reputation for quality health care. Regional Pediatric Center in East Tennessee and is accredited by the Knoxville recently placed 20th in the “Top Cities for Hospital Care” by Joint Commission. As a Comprehensive Regional Pediatric Center, Health Grades Inc. - ETEDA Children’s Hospital offers full capabilities to care for seriously ill children in a unique Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge is one of the pediatric environment fi rst hospitals in East Tennessee to offer cutting-edge treatments and offers the services of and technologies many different pediatric that benefi t people subspecialties. Children’s with life-threatening Hospital works jointly aneurysms; severely with the University of damaged knee, hip and Tennessee Medical shoulder joints; sudden Center to ensure that heart failure; and injured children in this non-healing wounds. region receive trauma care at the institution most appropriate for the U.S. News & World child’s needs. ETCH also assist smaller hospitals by providing pediat- Report ranked ric health care training opportunities. Recently added was a new fi ve- Methodist as No. 4 story building with parking accommodations spread across two levels hospital in the state. The medical center has also been recognized as and includes Forty-Four Private Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) a “Top Performer” on key quality measures by The Joint Commission, rooms with enhanced family areas, such as a rooftop garden to give the accrediting body for over 4,000 hospitals nationwide. A 301-bed patient families a place to relax and relieve their anxiety. regional medical center, Methodist serves an area that includes nearly 200,000 people in Tennessee and Kentucky. An exceptional medi- The Anderson County Health Department provides cal staff, comprised of more than 30 specialties includes cardiology, confi dential services to all residents regardless of age, sex, income, orthopedics, oncology and critical care. Methodist is a member of race, disability, or marital status. Fees are based on income and Covenant Health and one of nine acute care hospitals in East Tennessee. family size, but no one will be denied services because of inability to pay. All TennCare plans are accepted for most services, and payment Tennova Healthcare-North Knoxville Medical Center, has plan schedules are available for women who are not TennCare eligible. a rich history as a faith-based healthcare system. Tennova A sliding fee schedule is available based on income for our services. continues to honor its longstanding mission to improve the health Anderson County and the region has a variety of medical services and well-being of our communities. Tennova Healthcare operates for every need with physicians that provide excellent care. Specialty seven acute-care hospitals, including North Knoxville Medical Center medical services are available throughout the county including a breast as well as several health center, sleep study center, Helen Ross McNabb Cancer other healthcare Treatment Center and many more. facilities such as Anderson County has an active senior population. Seniors have many facility in Clinton options from assisted living to memory care, short-term to long-term with several care. For those seniors desiring to live at home services are available to different specialties allow seniors to maintain their independence and dignity, and continue including Tennova to live in the comfort of their own homes. See our Wound Care. More directory at the end of this guide or online. than 1,000 of the Being active is a major part of staying healthy. Multiple facilities area’s leading physicians are on the active staff at Tennova facilities. offer independent experienced personal trainers as well as state-of-the- One of East Tennessee’s largest employers, Tennova has more than art equipment. Parks and Greenways providing numerous hiking and 4,000 associates dedicated to providing compassionate care using the biking paths are located throughout the county. For more information, latest medical technology. go to www.andersoncountychamber.org.
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Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e 35 T HE H URE EART OF ADVENT f you are up for an adventure, Anderson County offers you the opportunity Ito trek through the mountains of East Tennessee, boat and fi sh some of the cleanest waters in the country and experience fascinating American History. One of the county’s premier attractions is Norris Lake. It has recently become very popular among wakeboarders and wake surfers because the lake’s 800 miles of shore line, wide channels and numerous coves provide places to test your skills or try it out for the fi rst time. Don’t worry, if skiing, paddle boarding or canoeing is more your idea of adventure, there is plenty of water for that too. Remember to bring a fi shing pole because Norris Lake is home to 14 different species of fi sh from striped, large mouth and small mouth bass to crappie and walleye. And be sure to check out the Clinch River, the tailwaters of Norris Lake, for trout fi shing seeing as it hold the state record for the Brown Trout. Buffalo Mountain like sentinels, their graceful blades making a gentle whoosh- Just a short drive from Norris Lake is 72,000 acres of off-roading adventures. whoosh-whoosh. Windrock Park has over 300 miles of trails to explore and it doesn’t matter If hiking is your favorite adventure, there miles and miles of trails on acres what vehicle you want to bring. ATVs, UTVs, dirt bikes, Jeeps, Hummers, Land and acres of wilderness spread all throughout Anderson County. You can stroll Rovers, mountain bikes; they are all welcome. If you don’t own any of these along greenways adjacent to the Clinch River, hike more challenging trails at pieces of equipment, you can rent a side-by-side and you can now ride on the Norris Dam State Park or mountain bike at the new Windrock Bike Park. highways in Rocky Top which give you access from hotels and restaurants right While time-travel has never been proven, Anderson County has the next best to the trails. thing. It has over 300 years of history on display throughout the county. You Every trail at Windrock is marked with degree of diffi culty and what is can virtually be transported from 18th Century pioneer life in Appalachia to permitted on the trail. Be sure to check out the Rock Crawling trail. Make the atomic age to the Civil Rights Era and into the future. plans to attend their spring or fall Jamboree and you can participate in their The term “Appalachian” is not only the name of the mountain range in mud bogs, barrel races, drag runs and other competitions. Eastern North America. It also refers to a unique American culture of crafts, Adding a unique aspect to the landscape of Windrock Park are the 18 music, cuisine, heritage, and beliefs. You can be immersed in this culture at windmills of the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Windmill Farm, rising from the Museum of Appalachia, a Smithsonian Museum; Lenoir Museum Historical Complex and Appalachian Arts Craft Center. Coal mining is one of the industries that rebuilt the South after the Civil War by providing much needed jobs and an energy source, which is evident in a once booming town in North Anderson County. Discover how this community abolished the convict lease system and survived two devastating mine disasters at the Coal Creek Miners Museum and along the Coal Creek Mining Motor Discovery Trail. On August 27, 1956, twelve young people in Clinton, Tennessee walked into history and changed the world. They were the fi rst students to desegregate a state-supported high school in the south. Learn the fascinating history of the twelve and how they not only changed a community but a nation at the Green McAdoo Cultural Center. From beautiful rural countrysides to picturesque mountain settings, from eclectic cosmopolitan cities to small “Mayberry” like living, Anderson County’s diversity is appealing to anyone who visits and is enticed to stay.
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ith the hope of developing technology Wthat would end World War II, the U.S. government built the City of Oak Ridge under a cloak of great secrecy. When the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, the city of Oak Ridge didn’t even exist. But in early 1942, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers purchased 59,000 acres of century-old family farms and small rural communities for a top-secret mission to produce the world’s fi rst atomic weapons, known as the Manhattan Project. In 2015, the US Department of Energy and the US Department of the Interior (National Park Service) partnered to open the Manhattan Project National Historical Park in Oak Ridge to commemorate and tell the story of the people, places and science that began the atomic age. Explore the story at the American Museum of Science and Energy and the Children’s Museum of Oak Ridge. Both museums give a one-of-a-kind hands on look at how the Secret City came to be and how the city’s global impact has changed the world over the last seven and a half decades. fl ower hunters. The University of Tennessee’s Once a secret city, today, Oak Ridge is anything Arboretum in Oak Ridge is a great place to start. but a secret. Home to the the US Department But don’t stop there! Fishing, boating, of Energy, Oak Ridge National Laboratory paddling, swimming, are all easily accessible in and the Y-12 National Security Complex, Oak Oak Ridge. With several public boat ramps,docks Ridge has become a global leader in innovative and ample waterfront parking, Oak Ridge has science, engineering and technology. But there’s become a watersports destination. Rent a kayak more. Oak Ridge is one of the nation’s premier or stand up paddle board from Adventures competitive rowing destinations and has played Outdoors or take a rowing lesson at Oak Ridge host to the US National Rowing Championships, Rowing Association. If the lake is not your cup of must experience. the NCAA National and Conference Rowing tea, try a swim at the nation’s largest spring fed A visit to Oak Ridge is not only rewarding, it’s Championships, and is the home to many swimming pool - it is truly a sight to see! convenient since Oak Ridge is only 25 minutes University of Tennessee Rowing competitions, to If you dig a little deeper you’ll fi nd that Oak from downtown Knoxville, 55 minutes from the name a few. Ridge has a thriving arts and culture scene, Great Smoky Mountains National Park and 3 The Oak Ridge outdoors have become so with one of the longest continuously running hours from Nashville. What are you waiting popular that they attract visitors from all over playhouses in the southeast. In addition,Oak for?...there’s so much more to Explore in Oak the southeast to hike and bike the more than Ridge has a symphony orchestra, arts center, and Ridge. 85 miles of trails and greenways in the city. ballet. Visitors are encouraged to explore the For more information contact Explore Oak Mountain bikers especially have fl ocked to Haw culinary offerings in Oak Ridge as well. Places Ridge at 865-483-1321 or visit the website at Ridge Park and the Bike Park at Windrock Park. like Deans, Razzleberry’s, The Soup Kitchen, and www.ExploreOakRidge.com. They’re also on Oak Ridge is also popular with bird watchers and The Other One Deli are staples that every visitor Facebook and Instagram!
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TH G E HEART OF LIVIN nderson County, one of the most diversifi ed counties in Tennessee, Clinch River Fall Antique Festival Ais comprised of fi ve incorporated municipalities and other small Oliver Springs, home of mineral springs and a booming tourism communities. Rich in history and tradition, visitors may gain a greater industry in the late 1800’s, the coal mining industry’s beginning in the early understanding of early America’s Appalachia and glimpse the frontiers of 1900’s, and the fi rst commercial use of wind power to generate electricity by science, energy, research and development. Anderson County Tennessee is a windmills at Buffalo Mountain Wind Park. Coal Creek OHV Area features great place to call home. 72,000 acres and 300 miles of trails for off road vehicles, dirt and mountain biking, horseback riding and hiking. Oliver Springs celebrates each October Clinton, the county seat, was home of the fresh-water pearling industry with the “October Sky Festival” based on the movie which was fi lmed there. from 1895 to 1936 and the fi rst integrated high school in the South, commemorated by the Green McAdoo Museum; home to an Antique Shopping Rocky Top, formerly Lake City and previously known for its coal mining Mecca, celebrated by a Spring and Fall Antique Festival and named #12 in the history and home of Norris Dam State Park, and the Coal Creek Miner’s top 30 Great Small Town Antique Lover’s Towns in an online magazine in 2016; Museum. Rocky Top has city streets that can be used by ATV’s from the Coal recognized by Bloomberg in 2011 as “One of the Best Places to Raise Kids” and Creek OHV area to drive into town to get fuel, food and supplies. on thrillist.com in 2016 as one of the “Little Known Appalachian Towns you should visit.” With its record of steady growth and expansions, superb industrial sites and great infrastructure, Anderson County is home to such diverse companies Norris, called a model city and home to the fi rst TVA dam, the Museum of as 3M, Aisin Automotive, Carlstar Group, Clayton Homes – Appalachian Appalachia, Norris Museum and the Lenoir Museum is listed on the National Division, Duraline, Eagle Bend Manufacturing, Leidos, Northrup Grumman, Register of Historic Places. The 2,400 acre Norris Municipal Watershed offers SAIC, SL Tennessee, and Techmer PM. numerous trails for hiking, horseback riding, and biking. The city also hosts a “Norris Day” annual event on the 4th of July with a road run, dog show, kids Homes in East Tennessee come in all shapes and sizes, from downtown bicycle race, a parade, lunch and fi reworks. lofts, to mountain getaways, to exclusive addresses and planned communities; in spaces smaller than 1,000 square feet to more than 10,000 Oak Ridge, home of the atomic bomb that ended World War II, the square feet, and at prices ranging from the mid $150,000s to well above American Museum of Science and Energy, and now extensive energy research $1 million. Advantages include: 1) Housing costs 14% below the national and development that make the city one of the world’s greatest research average, 2) Affordable utilities and 3) Easy commutes to work. centers. The Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge Reservation which includes the Y-12 National Security Complex, the Spallation Neutron Source and A wonderful quality of life is available with outdoor recreation at the the Uranium Processing Facility (UPF) are located in Anderson County. In county’s 3 state parks, miles of greenways and hiking trails, 2 wildlife 2016, Oak Ridge was named as one of the locations of the Manhattan Project management areas, Coal Creek OHV park, the Pellissippi and Oak Ridge National Historical Park. Each year, “The Secret City Festival” has children’s Rowing Association, the University of Tennessee Arboretum and beautiful events, exciting evening concerts with big name artists, booths to purchase Norris Lake with 800 miles of shoreline, 22 marinas and resorts. crafts and food and historical recreations that center on the World War II era. Cultural opportunities abound with the Green McAdoo Cultural Center, Oak Ridge Civic Ballet, Oak Ridge Symphony, American Museum of Science and Energy, Children’s Museum of Oak Ridge, Art Center and Community Playhouse and the Museum of Appalachia, an affi liate of the Smithsonian Institution.
East Tennessee’s natural setting and its people offer something fun for everyone, from sophisticated city life to peaceful, rural settings; from opera to bluegrass; from UT football to hiking in the Smoky Mountains.
With a cost of living below the national average and one of the lowest overall tax burdens in the U.S. (Tax Foundation), the region offers a moderate climate, excellent educational institutions, outstanding healthcare, and low crime rates. Anderson County, in the heart of East Tennessee, IS a great Anderson County Fair place to work and call home!
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Due to the generosity of community and business leaders, each class across the district participates in e Courier News has been covering + Junior Achievement classes. shooting death CASH These classes teach real-life skills in personal fi- Anderson County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a shooting nance,% economy, marketing, public speaking, team- shortly before 5 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 26, on Back Half Moon Road BACK 0work, and much more. in the Frost Bottom Community, a Monday (Nov. 27) press re- One of the highlights of this program is the fifth lease from the ACSO stated. grade trip to BizTown, which is a miniature city within Upon arrival deputies found 62-year-old Buford Glenn Phil- the walls of the East Tennessee Junior Achievement Anderson County news for over 130 lips had been shot and killed. Building. Students participate in classroom lessons Sheriff’s investigators, along with agents with the Tennessee prior to attending¢ BizTown Day. Bureau of Investigation, were called to the scene and are cur- 75The lessons focus on managing a personal check- rently investigating the circumstances of the shooting. book, marketing a business, using the law of supply/ 7i`iÃ`>Þ]Ê ÛiLiÀÊÓÓ]ÊÓä£Çdemand, setting price structures to create% a profit, As this is an ongoing investigation, no additional informa- for tion can be released at this time. learning about donating/philanthropy,0 and72 mos.* several other concepts. + years and that tradition continues. The The purpose of BizTown is to allow students to put their learning into an authentic experience Cash as they Commission formalizes maneuver a day in the life of a working Backadult. Students spend time in the city of BizTown both support for broadband as a consumer and worker. Each865-457-0704 student is given a specific job, a check book,www.rayvarnerford debit card, and.com savings Heather Miller Newsaccount. They take their jobs very seriously as they meeting Monday, Nov. 20, e Courier News continues to be the [email protected] earn wages which can be spent during their time as Courier >ÀiÊ*°Ê iÀ½ÃÊiÜë>«iÀÊvÊV ViÊÊ Ì]Ê/iiÃÃiiÊUÊ6ÕiʣΣÊÃÃÕiÊ£xthat Anderson County had The Anderson County Com- recently applied for a grant a consumer. mission passed a resolution application to increase high- During their short lunch break, they must eat, go last week formalizing its sup- speed internet accessibility to the post office, and open a savings account at the port for a broadband accessi- bank. Quickly, students feel the stress of managing in the county. - bility grant. both professional and personalAnderson business County Schools in such of a Earlier this year, Commis- - did not factor into the final / AndersonÊ,i>`ÞÊÃVÀ}Ê}ÌV Ê ÌÃÊVÕÌÞÊÃV à County Mayor state to have received incor short time frame. nts ficials have been sending in sion approved a resolution best, most thorough source of news h that “We had 240 student tests ’s scores even though stude t- Terry Frank announced to sessmenturging Tennesseescoring glitc legislators l that rect scores from the state r time appeals to the state depar Heather Miller at Renee Clinton Manning High Schoo and Ellie Yarbrough visit one of the businesses inspend up to half of thei ek County Commissioners dur- has been reported in schools . This testing vendor Questar. See WORLD, ment Page of education8A all we [email protected] wereBizTown. scored incorrectly i- in these courses. Next year ing the County Commission in districtsSee SUPPORT, statewide. Page 4A Students scored best in Sc trying to get answers and Anderson County officials ls has been corrected, but we o the state will add Science to at is d Anderson County Schoo ence, but Science scores d ot more information on wh and the public were informe t don’t know if others were ty. the mix, but we still will n cor - nty is on the list of schools tha e not not count for accountabili cial being done by them to during the Anderson Cou - scored incorrectly. We ar nly receive any data for So have had student exams in - “This year the state o rect the glitch. Commission meeting Mon- allowed to see the correct an - Studies,” added Parrott. son correctly scored, reported used Math and English for ac ‘Without- cause’ and advertising about Anderson day, Nov. 20, that Ander son swers,” confirmed Parrott. hat Parrott said the scoring er SeeÊ / ]ÊPage 5A e Dr. Tim Parrott, Ander is countability. This means t t County School System is on ols, Anderson County Schools ies Heatherrors are concerning,Miller and tha County Director of Scho Science and Social Stud [email protected] Former of the districts that have . one of 33 districts across the - to Commissioners Monday been hit by the TN Ready as After taking over the office employee of Anderson County InterimClinton dance Trustee on July 1, Myron with Trustee’s Iwanski immediately began studio will County and its citizens. Whitaker making personnel and or- Office claims ganizational changes to the office of trustee. Included in LiÊÊ >VÞ½ÃÊwrongful Ì>LLi`ÊvÀÊ the changes was the decision termination to fire a long-time county em- Parade ployee. “There were no verbal warn- ,Ê ÀiVÌÀ The termination of the em-Heatherings, no Miller write-ups, and no in- ployee occurred on July 25,[email protected] dication there was a problem Heather Miller and now the former employee of any kind,” explained Sain. [email protected] The Dream Dance Stu dio, Inc. is asking County Commission Sain was present last Mon- - ely suc- ll be per It is not official, but the lik to reinstate her job based on teamday fromduring Clinton the Nov. wi 17 County son l Macy’s cessor to Russell Bearden, Ander the fact that her employer formingCommission in the 91st meeting annua where sources Thanksgiving Day Parade. County’s former Human Re failed to provide “sufficient she requested Commission Team- manager, is Kim Jef fers-Whitaker, evidence” to warrant her dis- ersThe to dance reinstate team’s her Dream job in the er, and ier this deputy assistant HR manag missal. receivedtrustee’s an office. invitation earl ÕÌV Ê6>iÞÊ iiÌ>ÀÞÊ-V ½ÃÊiÜÊ-Ìi« iÃÊ>ÞÊ*>Û year from Spirit of A merica, the current interim director. Pam Sain—one of two em- Sain worked under thezing the Com- company tasked with organi AndersonDuring County the Anderson officials, County school administrators, and stu- ployees Iwanski has termi- guidance of former trustee - Nov. 20, by school staff and members of the community during the rib- e perform dentsmission at Dutch meeting Valley Monday, Elementary School met on the school’s nated since taking office— Macy’sRodney dances, Archer and for willnine b years ous- bon cutting ceremony for their efforts in seeing the pavilion m around groundsCommissioners on Friday, voted—unanim Nov. 17, for a ribbon cutting and dedica- through to completion, and for their generosity. Pictured in claims she was fired without ingand alongside said the teamsentire frotime she tion back tionly—to ceremony send fora recommenda the school’s new playground pavilion. Wil- the photo is Bear Stephenson holding the giant ribbon-cutting cause. theworked country. with Archer they had - advi- “Dream Team is the studio’s in liamto “Bear”the county’s Stephenson, 12-member local businessmanHR and philanthro- scissors, and school administrators, county officials, Clinch She says Iwanski never a good working relationship.attends er as tensive dance team that pist,sory funded committee the project to hire with Whitak a charitable donation; the Clinch River Baptist Men’s Ministry and Owens Brothers Construction indicated to her there was a etitions River Baptist Men’s Ministry and Owens Brothers Construction threeSee to fourCAUSE, dance Page comp 4A the new HR director. crew. — Heather Miller problem. rtley-Hill, provided labor to construct the pavilion. They were recognized per year,” stated Olivia Ba The HR advisory committee met f Dream made a owner and artistic director o last month, on Oct. 20, and terview men- Dance Studio Inc., in an in motion to forward the recom e dance mission last week discussing th Additionaldation to the County Com parking targeted for Clinton Elementary Schoolanksgiv- interim team’s upcoming Macy’s Th Heatherthat Whitaker Miller be named as e. ion to de- ing Day Parade performanc [email protected] and for Commiss on 212 Marshall Street to be ing,” said Kelly Johnson, Clin- filled to the brink on nights The lot is located on 212 us,” she explained. in- usedof the as a parking lot for the The Dream Team received an Thetermine Clinton the City compensation Council ton City Schools Director, to when the school is hosting an Marshall Street, and has a “How many parking spacesrica be- schoolde system.- vitation from Spirit of Ame votedposition Monday and to the approve structure an of the Clinton City Council, explain- after-school event, and it has, house on it. do you plan on gaining withircuit the agreementpartment with going the forward. Clinton “We’re dependent on other ing the school district’s need at times, interfered with the The school would have to thiscause purchase?” of the competition asked Clinton c people’sy com- courtesy with park- team competes in, Hill said. City SchoolsThe vote to purchase in the HR land advisor for more parking space. church’s activities, Johnson demolish the house, Johnson City Mayor Scott Burton. pany- itaker as In the last few years, the said. said. Nine dancers will be accom mittee was 9-3 to name Wh “Well over 100, but I don’t on Saturday, the Com- school district has hosted ing Hill to New York City interim director and have “It would be in our best “We’re not able to secure have any specifics yet,” John- for their of Nov. 18, to begin rehearsing mission determine compensation more night activities for stu- interest to secure our own property on our own, so we’re son replied. me in Subscriptions are $30 per year for with Jeff dents and their families. As a land,” said Johnson. asking the City of Clinton paradeClinton performance. City Council unani Their- ti the position and structure, addi- , Janis result, the parking lot in the As it turns out, there is a to secure it for us and the New York City will involve, in Cole, Hal Cousins, Natalie Erb mously voted to pass the mo- parade, wanski), St. Mark Methodist Church tion to performing in the Wilford (proxy for Myron I lot currently available behind schools reimburse the City tion granting Johnson’s re- danc- ul White, across the street becomes for purchasing the land for rehearsing with professional Gary Long, Tim Shelton, Pa Clinton Elementary School. quest. expe- ager), ers and choreographers, and Nicole Brooks (proxy for Jay Ye mazing for Phil riencing some of the city’s a and Russell Bearden (proxy Greeneville ends Mavs’ title chase e well- motion. ing to Nov. 17 since pre-season. At that time the predic- attractions and touring som Yager) voting in favor of the Statue of John- High school football prognosticators had been pointe quarterfinals of the state playoffs. They were right. The Mavs- known landmarks like the Anderson County residents. Voting “no” were Terry Frank, uilding, s. tions were Anderson County vs. Greeneville in th long remembered. Afterward Anderson County Head Foot Services You Deserve ny Alley and William Jone Leadership We Can Trust! Liberty, the Empire State B g Mon- lost 35-31 to the Green Devils in a game that will be to take pride in their accomplishments in 2017, and At the Commission meetin *, ]Ê il Yag- ballContr Coachactor/Small Davey Gillum b talksusiness with his owner team, telling .them — Ken Leinart See Page 2A day, Dist. 8 Commissioner Ph thanking them for their hard work and commitment Has managed more than 15 million dollars in construction projects See 7/ ,]ÊPage 5A Husband, Father and Community Volunteer for more than two decades À}}Ê >Ê ÀiiÊ ÃÌÀÞÊServed on County Commission since 2012
to life at Lake City Middle ar st 19th century men’s we those old characters, but fir d (dress pants and shirt, an Call 457-2515 to start your Heather Miller you have to clap your hands [email protected] him suspenders) to tell students really loudly to make k “Do you like to study old about the story of Coal Cree come back,” said Moore. e characters of yesterday?” in its heyday when it was onc Obligingly, the students asked Carol Moore to an 8th d a a thriving mining town. at Prices You Can Afford clapped, and from behin Barry Thacker, director grade history class at Lake closed door emerged David R. za- City Middle School. of the nonprofit organi Thomas, a Welsh miner and “We have a gentleman here k, tion Coal Creek Watershed engineer from Coal Cree in who will come back from the Foundation, was dressed of dressed in true to fashion past to tell you about some character as Thomas to give subscription today. students a more authentic t view of what life was like a the turn of the 19th century in Coal Creek. Thacker visited Lake City
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GOVERNMENT REGIONAL NEWSPAPERS Anderson County Courthouse 457-5400 East Tennessee Development District 584-8553 The Courier News 457-2515 Clinton City Hall 457-0424 East TN Economic Development Agency 694-6772 Knoxville News-Sentinel 523-3131 Norris City Hall 494-7645 TN Small Business Development Center 483-2668 Norris Bulletin 332-8527 Oak Ridge City Hall 425-3550 Oak Ridge Today 951-9692 Oliver Springs City Hall 435-7722 EMERGENCY The Oak Ridger 482-1021 Rocky Top City Hall 426-2838 Emergency 911 Rocky Top News 426-9595 Ambulance Response 457-2520 UTILITIES Crime Hotline 463-6880 POLICE/SHERIFF Cable Drug Enforcement 463-7175 EMERGENCY 911 Comcast 637-5411 Environmental Enforcement 463-6843 Anderson County Sheriff 457-2414 AT&T Uverse/DirecTV 483-2355 Rescue Squad 457-7121 Clinton Police 457-3112 Scheduled Transports to Medical Facility 457-5567 Norris Police 494-0880 ELECTRIC Oak Ridge Police 425-4399 Clinton Utilities Board 457-9232 EMPLOYMENT Oliver Springs Police 435-7777 City of Oak Ridge 425-1803 TN Career Center-Oak Ridge 483-7474 Rocky Top Police 426-7402 136 S. Illinois Ave. Suite 102 NATURAL GAS POST OFFICES Oak Ridge Utility District 483-1377 FIRE DEPARTMENTS Andersonville 494-7204 Powell-Clinch Utility District 426-2822 EMERGENCY 911 Briceville 426-2129 Andersonville Volunteer 494-0563 Clinton 457-3290 TELEPHONE Briceville Volunteer 426-4350 Claxton (Powell) 947-6110 AT & T (Business) 1-866-620-6000 Claxton Volunteer 945-1314 Heiskell 947-9500 AT & T (Residence) 1-800-288-2020 Clinton City 457-2131 Norris 494-7777 Comcast 637-5411 Marlow Volunteer 435-1050 Oak Ridge 482-4664 Frontier (Claxton) 1-866-716-1619 Medford Volunteer 426-2621 Oliver Springs 435-6141 Norris City 494-0880 Rocky Top 426-6717 WATER & SEWER Oak Ridge City 425-3520 Anderson County Water Authority 457-3033 Oliver Springs 435-7777 RECREATION City of Oak Ridge 425-3400 Rocky Top 426-7402 Anderson County Parks & Recreation 494-9352 Town of Oliver Springs 435-7722 Clinton City Parks & Recreation 457-0642 City of Rocky Top 426-2838 GARBAGE/REFUSE/RECYCLING/TRASH/WASTE Norris Parks & Recreation 494-7645 Clinton Utilities Board 457-9232 Anderson Co. Solid Waste Mgmt. 463-6845 Oak Ridge Parks & Recreation 425-3450 Hallsdale-Powell Utility District 922-7547 Chestnut Ridge Landfi ll 457-7810 Oliver Springs Parks & Recreation 435-7722 Norris Water Commission 494-7645 Dependable Disposal Services 457-9717 Rocky Top Parks & Recreation 426-7914 Oak Ridge 482-3656 AUTOMOBILES Waste Connections of TN 522-8161 Schools (see Page 22) Driver’s License Testing Center 220-6520 Waste Management 525-0529 475 Oak Ridge Turnpike Oak Ridge, TN SOCIAL SECURITY Tags/Registration – Courthouse – 457-5400 ADMINISTRATION 728 Emory Valley Rd., Oak Ridge 483-0541 LIBRARIES 565 Oak Ridge Turnpike, Oak Ridge 1-888-676-2954 Briceville Public Library 426-6220 BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY RESOURCES Clinton Public Library 457-0519 VISITOR INFORMATION Anderson County Norris Community Library 494-6800 Anderson County Welcome Center 457-4542 Anderson Co. Chamber of Commerce 457-2559 Oak Ridge Public Library 425-3455 Explore Oak Ridge 482-7821 Anderson Co. Economic Dev. Assn. 457-1785 Oliver Springs Public Library 435-2509 Business License – Anderson County 457-6228 Rocky Top Public Library 426-6762 VOTER REGISTRATION Election Commission-Courthouse 457-6238
41 Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e Anderson County likewise continues to grow and prosper on the fi rm foundation of Appalachian tradition and 21st century technological foresight. New industry, new business, and new residents fi nd this area to their liking, with its beautiful surroundings and friendly, industrious people. The future of Anderson County looks as varied, interesting, and bright as its past.
THE EE HEA ESS RT OF EAST TENN ndians fi rst ventured into this land on the mighty Clinch River, which had annually brought Inorthwestern rim of the Great Valley as early havoc-making fl oods to towns and farmlands as the 1400s. White explorers and long hunters downstream. like Daniel Boone fi rst ranged across the wild Drastic change again came to Anderson County and rugged Cumberland Mountains and down the in 1942 with the creation of the city of Oak Ridge, untamed Clinch River in the 1760s. But it was not originally a secret wartime project and now the until the signing of treaties with the Cherokee largest community in the county. At the height of Indians in 1790, followed by the Tennessee’s World War II, thousands of construction workers, admission into the Union as the 16th state in 1795, technicians, and top nuclear physicists were that settlement of this region by white pioneers shipped to the huge complex in the county’s west began in earnest. Picture courtesy of Mark Hardy end, chosen for its isolation and seclusion. Only www.cityofnorris.com the more ambitious New Deal agencies, chose a A colorful chapter was written in Clinton’s a few knew the true nature of the project, and all City Offi cials site near Coal Creek for construction of its fi rst history from 1895 to 1936, during the era of were sworn to secrecy. Mayor, Chris Mitchell major dam. The dam was named for Nebraska pearling on the Clinch River. Freshwater mussels After the War, the Oak Ridge plants remained Vice Mayor, York Haverkamp Senator George Norris, a major TVA backer. The harvested from the river nearby produced in operation as research and nuclear production Council Members, Bill Grieve, Loretta Painter huge project provided thousands of jobs and kept superior and much sought-after pearl, bringing centers. Many of the workers stayed on, started Interim City Manager, Joe Deatherage ...... 494-7645 in wholesale buyers from around the country and the county relatively prosperous during the heart families, and continued the community life of the Depression. Janet Parks, City Recorder ...... 494-7645 giving the town something of a cosmopolitan air. they had begun together. In 1955, the federal Police/Fire Chief, Danny Humphrey ...... 494-0881 This was also the heyday of the famous resort When the Norris Dam fl oodgates were closed government sold the residential and commercial in 1936, the region gained a source of cheap Public Works Director, Kerry Hevel ...... 494-0351 hotel at Oliver Springs, in the county’s northwest sections of the city to private concerns; in 1959 Water Superintendent, Tony Wilkerson ...... 494-7645 corner. electricity for the vast rural areas which had the town was incorporated. Oak Ridge has The very face of Anderson County changed in done without up to that time. But the most continued to grow as a research and technology City Phone Numbers 1934 when the Tennessee Valley Authority, one of important result was the control gained over the center of international stature. City Offi ces ...... 494-7645 Fire/Police Department (business) ...... 494-0881 WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Public Works ...... 494-0351 Norris Community Library ...... 494-6800 Region: East Tennessee Tax Structure 2016 Date of organization ...... 1801 Utilities Square Miles: ...... 338 State Sales Tax/Non-Food ...... 7% Form of Government ...... Commission – Mayor Water/Sewer – Norris Water Commission ...... 494-7645 Metropolitan Area: Knoxville ...... 17 miles State Sales Tax/Food ...... 5.25% Miles of Streets ...... 507 Electric – Clinton Utilities Board ...... 457-9232 Population ...... 2017 - 77,305 County Sales Tax...... 2 3/4% Libraries ...... 4 Garbage – City of Norris ...... 494-7645 Housing Units: ...... 35,538 (2017) Hotel Motel Tax ...... 5% Parks ...... 7 Unemployment Rate ...... 3.5% (Nov. 2016) Property Tax Rate ...... $2.532 Registered Voters ...... 45,195 Demographics Labor Force ...... 34,310 (Property Tax Rate per $100 Value) School Facilities ...... 35 Population ...... 1,629 Area Labor Force ...... 419,250 Public School Enrollment ...... 12,585 Median Age ...... 50 Median Household Income 2014 ...... $47,036 Ratio of Assessment: Median Household Income ...... $51,469 Residential ...... 25% Sources: ETEDA TN Dept. of Labor Total Households ...... 673 Climate Industrial ...... 40% andersontn.org Avg. Household Size ...... 2.35 Annual Average Temp...... 57º Personal Equipment ...... 30% 2017 Esri Homeownership Rate ...... 70% Annual Average Precip ...... 56” Farm...... 25% Source: 2016 Esri Forecasts Annual Average Snowfall ...... 11” School Tax ...... None Elevation ...... 839’ above sea level Prevailing Winds ...... Southwest
42 Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e IVI ANDERSON COUNTY LoTS To SEE; LoTS To Do
• STATE PARKS • HISTORIC SITES • LODGING & CABINS • MUSEUMS • GOLF • ATV’S, BIKING, ROWING
Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e 43 CLINTON
T HE COUNTY SEAT
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW www.clintontn.net www.clintontn.net City Offi cials City Offi cials Mayor, Scott Burton Mayor, Scott Burton Vice Mayor, Rob Herrell Vice Mayor, Rob Herrell Council Members Larry Gann, Brian Hatmaker, Council Members Larry Gann, Brian Hatmaker, Jim McBride, E.T. Stamey, Zach Farrar Jim McBride, E.T. Stamey, Zach Farrar City Manager, Roger Houck ...... 457-0424 City Manager, Roger Houck ...... 457-0424 Code Enforcement Offi cer, Curtis Perez ...... 457-0424 Code Enforcement Offi cer, Curtis Perez ...... 457-0424 linton was established in 1801 as the From fun festivals to local attractions Finance Director, Gail Cook ...... 457-0424 Finance Director, Gail Cook ...... 457-0424 Ccounty seat of Anderson County. It is there’s always fun and exciting things to Fire Chief, Archie Brummitt ...... 457-2131 Fire Chief, Archie Brummitt ...... 457-2131 just 15 minutes from Knoxville, along the do. The Green McAdoo Cultural Center Police Chief, Rick Scarbrough ...... 457-3112 Police Chief, Rick Scarbrough ...... 457-3112 Clinch River. Clinton has a small-town and State Museum commemorates Public Works Director, Lynn Murphy ...... 457-6495 charm with modern amenities. significant actions the city of Clinton Public Works Director, Lynn Murphy ...... 457-6495 Originally the town was named took during the Civil Rights movement. Asst. Recreation Director, Boyd Phillips ...... 457-0642 Asst. Recreation Director, Boyd Phillips ...... 457-0642 Burrville after Aaron Burr, first term vice Multiple parks and the river walk provide Asst. Recreation Director, Jason Brown ...... 457-0642 Asst. Recreation Director, Jason Brown ...... 457-0642 president under Thomas Jefferson. In endless recreational opportunities. 1809, the town was renamed after Aaron Clinton was recently named City Phone Numbers City Phone Numbers Burr shot and killed Alexander Hamilton Tennessee’s best place to raise kids, City Hall ...... 457-0424 City Hall ...... 457-0424 during a duel. Clinton was then named offering affordable housing and after George Clinton who was Thomas outstanding Pre-K-6 Education. Thriving Fire Department (business) ...... 457-2131 Fire Department (business) ...... 457-2131 Jefferson’s second term vice-president. business development continues at Police Department (business) ...... 457-3112 Police Department (business) ...... 457-3112 The arrival of the railroad after the the I75 interchange, while Clinton Recreation Department ...... 457-0642 Recreation Department ...... 457-0642 Civil War made large-scale mining of maintains it’s long history of industrial Recreation Information ...... 457-2600 Recreation Information ...... 457-2600 the coal the area’s main industry for and economic prosperity. Currently over Public Library ...... 457-0519 Public Library ...... 457-0519 nearly a century. The resulting growth 5,000 people are employed in the City’s in population was one of the deciding three industrial parks. factors in the federal government’s Clinton is known throughout the Utilities Utilities building of the “Secret City” of Oak Ridge, Southeast as an Antique Mecca, boasting Water/Electric/Sewer – Clinton Utilities Board ... 457-9232 Water/Electric/Sewer – Clinton Utilities Board ... 457-9232 as part of its World War II Manhattan over 100 antique dealers in 15 shops. Gas – Powell Clinch Utility District ...... 426-2822 Gas – Powell Clinch Utility District ...... 426-2822 Project, just 16 miles southeast of Annual antique festivals are held in the Garbage – Waste Connections ...... 482-3656 Garbage – Waste Connections ...... 482-3656 Clinton. spring and fall attracting more than The late 1800’s until the completion 10,000 attendees. of the Tennessee Valley Authority’s The City of Clinton provides excellent Demographics Demographics Norris Dam in 1936 showcased Clinton public service through police, fire, public Population ...... 10, 057 Population ...... 10, 057 as a major center of the Clinch River works and parks & recreation, while Median Age ...... 44.1 Median Age ...... 44.1 Freshwater Pearl trade. Construction of maintaining one of the lowest property Median Household Income ...... $44,415 Median Household Income ...... $44,415 the dam altered the river’s temperature, tax rates in the State for a city of it’s size Total households ...... 4,809 Total households ...... 4,809 which killed off the pearl industry, but $.94 per $100.00 accessed value. Avg. Household Size ...... 2.18 the creation of Norris Lake became the Enjoy the best of small town southern Avg. Household Size ...... 2.18 basis on which the area’s tourism industry living here in Clinton Tennessee and Homeownership Rate ...... 51.9% Homeownership Rate ...... 51.9% was founded. discover a world of opportunities. Source: 2017 Esri Estimate Source: 2017 Esri Estimate
44 Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e A Planned Community
NORRIS
A PL ITY ANNED COMMUN he city of Norris, built to house workers community feeling with “Concerts on the Ton the dam, was a planned community Commons” during the spring and summer that became a model for others throughout months, fi reworks on the commons on the nation and featured social amenities the 4th of July, Easter egg hunts for the to promote family life and community community on Easter, and many more cooperation. The design was based on the activities. Local mail is not delivered to English garden city homes but the small local movement of the 1890s. post offi ce has boxes for Roads followed the every resident and the contour of the winding postmaster knows everyone terrain, houses did not by name. Right next door WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW always directly face to the post offi ce is a www.cityofnorris.com the street, and large, small community grocery grassy common areas store which carries all the City Offi cials were kept for use by basics and a few specialty Mayor, Chris Mitchell the families living item. On the other side of Vice Mayor, Loretta Painter there. There were the post offi ce is a small Council Members, Bill Grieve, Jack Blac, Larry Beemah twelve basic house restaurant. Across the City Manager, Matthew Marshall ...... 494-7645 designs of Appalachian street is a bank and on the Janet Parks, City Recorder ...... 494-7645 architecture using local hill behind the bank is the Police/Fire Chief, Danny Humphrey ...... 494-0881 wood and stone. The community center which Public Works Director, Kerry Hevel ...... 494-0351 houses were some of hosts dances and other Water Superintendent, Tony Wilkerson ...... 494-7645 the fi rst all-electric homes. The community activities. And don’t forget that the speed City Phone Numbers was sold fi rst to northern businessmen in limit through town is 30 miles an hour to City Offi ces ...... 494-7645 1948 and then about a year later to the keep the children and adults walking on the Fire/Police Department (business) ...... 494-0881 Norris residents. sidewalks safe. Public Works ...... 494-0351 To this day, Norris continues that small It truly is a small-town community. Norris Community Library ...... 494-6800 Utilities Water/Sewer – Norris Water Commission ...... 494-7645 Electric – Clinton Utilities Board ...... 457-9232 Garbage – City of Norris ...... 494-7645 Demographics Population ...... 1,629 Median Age ...... 50.6 Median Household Income ...... $55,123 Total Households ...... 749 Avg. Household Size ...... 2.35 Homeownership Rate ...... 63.8% Source: 2017 Esri
Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e 45 OAK RIDGE
T HE SECRET CITY ooking for a safe and vibrant community with top- www.cityofnorris.com Lrated STEM schools, year-round farmers markets, WHAT YOU City Offi cials an extensive park and greenway system, and even a NEED TO KNOW Mayor, Chris Mitchell national park? Oak Ridge has all that and more. With its Vice Mayor, York Haverkamp rich history and continuing signifi cance to our country, Council Members, Bill Grieve, Loretta Painter there’s always more to learn and explore in Oak Ridge. Visit us online at www.oakridgetn.gov and fi nd out how City Offi cials Interim City Manager, Joe Deatherage ...... 494-7645 we’re celebrating the milestone 75th anniversary of our Mayor Warren Gooch Janet Parks, City Recorder ...... 494-7645 community at www.oakridge75th.com. Mayor Pro Tem Rick Chinn, Jr. Police/Fire Chief, Danny Humphrey ...... 494-0881 You’ll fi nd no shortage of shopping and dining Council Members: Jim Dodson, Public Works Director, Kerry Hevel ...... 494-0351 options on your visit to Oak Ridge. The latest mixed-use Kelly Callison, Chuck Hope, Ellen Smith, Water Superintendent, Tony Wilkerson ...... 494-7645 development in the city center, called Main Street Oak Winter Farmers Market, operated by Grow Oak Ridge, Hans Vogel City Phone Numbers Ridge, which replaces the mall concept with individual is open most Saturdays from December to February City Manager Mark Watson ...... 425-3550 City Offi ces ...... 494-7645 store fronts and is anchored by retailers including inside the gym at St. Mary’s School on Vermont Avenue. City Attorney Kenneth Krushenski425-3530 Fire/Police Department (business) ...... 494-0881 JCPenney, Belk, Dick’s Sporting Goods, PetSmart, The Summer Farmers Market, operated by the East City Clerk Beth Hickman ...... 425-3411 Public Works ...... 494-0351 TJMaxx, Electronic Express, Ulta, Rack Room Shoes, Tennessee Farmers Association for Retail Marketing, Norris Community Library ...... 494-6800 Maurices, and Rue 21. A long list of casual dining options is held in Historic Jackson Square on Wednesday City Phone Numbers afternoons and Saturday mornings during the spring, Utilities are nearby with additional expansion planned for 2018. City Administration ...... 425-3550 summer and fall months. Water/Sewer – Norris Water Commission ...... 494-7645 Another popular destination, Jackson Square, is the Animal Shelter ...... 425-3423 Oak Ridge was built under a cloak of secrecy by the Electric – Clinton Utilities Board ...... 457-9232 original townsite of Oak Ridge. Today, it features quaint Fire Department (business) ...... 425-3520 United States government during World War II as a major Garbage – City of Norris ...... 494-7645 and unique shopping, local restaurants, monthly Arts Police Department (dispatcher) . . 425-4399 & Antiques in the Square, festivals, and fi rst-class live site of the Manhattan Project, the massive wartime Oak Ridge Library ...... 425-3455 Demographics theater and entertainment. Grove Center, located off effort that produced the world’s fi rst atomic weapons. Recreation and Parks Department 425-3450 Population ...... 1,629 Randolph Road, features several local eateries and shops In 1942, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers bought an Information Services Department 425-3546 Median Age ...... 50 – truly something for everyone. estimated 60,000 acres of rural farm land to construct Median Household Income ...... $51,469 The City of Oak Ridge is proud to host both summer a “temporary” city and three facilities to develop Utilities Total Households ...... 673 and winter farmers markets, giving residents, visitors and technology that ended the war. Afterwards, Oak Ridge Gas- Oak Ridge Utility District ...425-1377 Avg. Household Size ...... 2.35 neighbors an opportunity to shop local year-round. The transitioned from a “temporary” military town into a Solid Waste- Waste Connections 482-3656 Homeownership Rate ...... 70% progressive city and became self-governing in 1959. Billing- (electric, water, sewer,tax)425-3400 Source: 2016 Esri Forecasts Oak Ridge is located in the eastern part of the state approximately 22 miles northwest of Knoxville. The city Demographics occupies a southern portion of Anderson County and an Population ...... 29,984 eastern portion of Roane County. It borders the Clinch Median Age ...... 44.9 River’s navigable waterway for 42 miles along the shores Median Household Income ...... $53,311 of Watts Bar and Melton Hill Lakes. Total Households ...... 14,849 The city is home to a variety of recreational activites Avg. Household Size ...... 2.90 from golf, swimming, soccer, biking, basketball, summer Homeownership Rate ...... 54.2% camps, rowing, tennis, hiking, disc golf, billiards, and Source: 2017 Esri softball. Sixteen beautiful parks and greenways are strategically located throughout the city to be within one-half mile of each residential area, and are open year- round from dawn until dusk. More information can be found by visiting the Recreation and Parks department at (865) 425-3450 or the Explore Oak Ridge section of this guide. 46 Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e OLIVER SPRINGS
www.cityofnorris.com City Officials Mayor, Chris Mitchell Vice Mayor, York Haverkamp Council Members, Bill Grieve, Loretta Painter TO Y Interim City Manager, Joe Deatherage ...... 494-7645 WN OF ISTOR Janet Parks, City Recorder ...... 494-7645 H Police/Fire Chief, Danny Humphrey ...... 494-0881 liver Springs was founded in 1821 as Winter’s can still be seen on the site. Public Works Director, Kerry Hevel ...... 494-0351 OGap. It was named for its first permanent In the early part of the twentieth century, the WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW settler of European descent, Major Moses Winters, area became dependent on the coal industry. Water Superintendent, Tony Wilkerson ...... 494-7645 Oliver Springs, Tennessee who had settled in the area before 1799. According to historian Keith Glass, the Windrock City Phone Numbers Before that time, the area around Oliver Coal and Coke Company, a subsidiary of the 717 Main Street City Offices ...... 494-7645 Springs had been used by Native Americans as a Bessemer Coal, Iron and Land Company of Oliver Springs, TN 37840 Fire/Police Department (business) ...... 494-0881 hunting ground and campsite. Natural mineral Birmingham, began operating a coal mine near 865-435-7722 Public Works ...... 494-0351 springs and abundant wildlife on Windrock Oliver Springs circa 1904. www.oliversprings-tn.gov Norris Community Library ...... 494-6800 Mountain encouraged Native Americans to stay. In the late 1990s, the movie October Sky was The springs, whose reputation for miraculous filmed in nearby coal mining areas as well as City Officials Utilities medicinal properties lasted until the 20th century, the city’s downtown area. Currently, the local Mayor: Cecil Crowe Water/Sewer – Norris Water Commission ...... 494-7645 were called Tah-hah-lehaha, which meant economy is centers on mountains, which are very Aldermen: Jeff Bass, Omer Cox, Terry Craze, Electric – Clinton Utilities Board ...... 457-9232 “healing waters” in the Cherokee language. popular among all-terrain vehicle (ATV) riders. Terry Holland, Robert Miller, Don Shillings Garbage – City of Norris ...... 494-7645 The land remained unexplored by European The Oliver Springs Historic Society is currently City Manager: Chris Mason settlers until 1761. At this time, a long hunting remodeling the building located on the corner of Demographics City Judge: Joseph VanHook expedition led by Elisha Walden explored much Winter Gap & Kingston Ave. This building will Population ...... 1,629 of the Clinch and Powell River valleys. However, be used as a museum, conference center and a City Attorney: Nick Armes Median Age ...... 50 Police Chief: Kenneth Morgan linton was established in 1801 as the county seat of settlement in the area did not begin in earnest 150-seat theater. Another renovation is underway Median Household Income ...... $51,469 until the 1790s, and growth remained slow. as well at the depot. The Town of Oliver Springs is Fire Chief: Justin Bailey Anderson County. Total Households ...... 673C In 1826, Richard Oliver became the town’s renovating the building which serves as the Oliver Utility Office Manager: Miranda Raby Avg. Household Size ...... 2.35 Originally the town was named Burrville after Aaron first postmaster. The town was renamed Oliver’s Springs Library. A new roof, rebuilding of the Homeownership Rate ...... 70%Burr, first term vice president under Thomas Jefferson. In Springs in his honor. The town’s name was briefly cupolas, stabilization and new paint will bring this City Phone Numbers 1809, changed to Poplar Springs, and then to Oliver historic gem back to life in early 2018. Source: 2016 Esri Forecasts City Hall ...... 435-7722 Springs. Oliver provided mail service from his Come visit us during the “October Sky Festival” Fire Department (business) ...... 435-7778 35-room mansion, which also served as an inn. He in October and see all the great things going on in Police Department (business) ...... 435-2511 was the first to develop the commercial potential Oliver Springs! Parks and Recreation ...... 435-7725 of the mineral springs. He would transport his Oliver Springs Public Library ...... 435-2509 guests between the springs and the inn. During the Civil War, the inn was used as a hospital by both sides. Utilities Joseph Richards bought Oliver’s land in Water – Town of Oliver Springs...... 435-7722 1873. He built the first resort hotel, and in 1894 Gas – Powell Clinch Utility District ...... 426-2822 replaced this first structure with a 150-room Electric – Clinton Utilities Board ...... 457-9232 hotel with then-modern amenities. Oliver Springs Sewer – Town of Oliver Springs ...... 435-7722 became a popular resort town. The Oliver Springs Hotel catered to wealthy guests, who came from all Demographics over the U.S. and Europe Population ...... 3,168 to drink the waters and bathe in the springs. In Median Age ...... 44.5 1888, the railroad came to Oliver Springs and Median Household Income ...... $33,969 brought thousands of Total Households ...... 1,507 visitors to the springs. Avg. Household Size ...... 2.44 The hotel burned in Homeownership Rate ...... 62.6% 1905. The town decided Source: 2017 Esri to cover the springs rather than rebuild the hotel. Evidence of water conduits and reservoirs
Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e 47 ROCKY TOP
PR E OUD TUR PAST BRIGHT FU
he City of Rocky Top, formally known as TLake City, changed its name in June 2014, WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW in an attempt to increase economic growth and www.rockytoptn.org tourism. Rocky Top is located in both Anderson and Campbell counties and offers direct access City Officials to beautiful Norris Lake, Norris Dam State Park, Mayor, Michael L. Lovely and WindRock Park. Vice Mayor, Timothy Sharp The town was originally known as Coal Creek. Council Members: Denise Casteel, Juston Job It and the neighboring town of Briceville were and Nathan Dison the site of a major lockout of coal miners in 1891, City Manager, Michael Y. Foster which resulted in the town being occupied by City Attorney, Jerome Melson the state militia, after miners attempted to force City Recorder, Kari Hancock an end to the use of unpaid convict labor in the Fire Chief, Ronnie Spitzer mines. This labor struggle, known as the Coal Police Chief, James Shetterly, Jr. Creek War, was eventually resolved in the coal Public Works Director, Terry Bearden miners’ favor with the abolition of Tennessee’s Water & Sewer Director, Travis Thrasher convict labor program. You can visit the Coal Our goal is to continue to have economic Recreation Supervisor, Dustin Leach Creek Miners Museum in Rocky Top to learn growth through recruiting new businesses more about the history of the Coal Creek War and expanding tourism in our City. Since the City Phone Numbers and other coal mining history. name change we have seen ten new business- City Offices ...... 426-2838 Since the name change, tourism has becom- es open in Rocky Top. The citizens voted to Fire Department (business) ...... 426-7402 ing a driving factor of our economy. In July 2016 allow liquor by the drink and package stores. Police Department (business) ...... 426-7402 the City took an aggressive approach to tourism The Coal Creek Miners Museum has had over Public Works ...... 426-9476 by allowing ATVs on the certain roads in Rocky 4,500 visitors from 40 states and 5 foreign Recreation ...... 426-7914 Top. With downtown Rocky Top only 2.1 miles countries. They are currently working on an Rocky Top Public Library ...... 426-6762 from the WindRock Park trailhead, riders can addition to expand the museum. The City is stay at the various hotels in town or just visit excited about future growth in the tourism Utilities for lunch and fuel. Since Rocky Top has opened through the Rocky Top Cross-County Project Water (City of Rocky Top)...... 426-2838 its roads to ATVs, additional roads have been and potential campground development in Anderson County Water Authority ...... 457-3033 opened by Anderson and Campbell counties, Rocky Top. Gas – Powell Clinch Utility District ...... 426-2822 giving riders in Rocky Top access to other riding Rocky Top is excited about our bright Electric – Clinton Utilities Board ...... 457-9232 trails making it a top ATV riding destination. future while preserving our proud past! Sewer/Garbage (City of Rocky Top) ...... 426-2838
Demographics Population ...... 1,742 Median Age ...... 44.0 Median Household Income ...... $25,828 Total Households ...... 829 Avg. Household Size ...... 2.31 Homeownership Rate ...... 46.9% Source: 2017 Esri
48 Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e Guide to Business
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Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e 49 Anderson County Property Assessor AT&T Tennessee Blue Ridge Broadcasting, The Light FM 106.9 Cadence Antique Emporium Elected Officials Telephone Systems/Service Telecommunications Radio Stations Antiques Government Officials Information Management/Technology Associations Food & Beverage Brokers (865) 599-4850 (865) 694-2115 (800) 330-9648 (865) 214-7084 www.acassessor.com www.att.com www.thelightfm.org Caitlin Nolan Bonding Company Anderson County Register of Deeds Atomic Fibers Bojangles - Clinton Bonding Elected Officials Arts & Crafts Fast Food Professional Business Services Government Officials Specialty Shops/Gifts & Products Restaurants (865) 437-0175 (865) 414-3818 (865)272-5263 (865) 264-4169 www.andersondeeds.org www.AtomicFibers.com www.bojangles.com Calhoun’s Oak Ridge Banquet Facility Anderson County Schools AtWork Personnel Services Bojangles - Oak Ridge Restaurants Education Staffing Restaurants/Fast Food (865) 685-0850 School Systems Human Resources (704) 527-2675 www.calhouns.com (865) 463-2800 (865)212-3853 www.bojangles.com www.acs.ac www.Lstaff.com Candy K. Goins CPA Boys & Girls Clubs of the Clinch Valley Accountants/Tax Services Anderson County Water Authority Aubrey’s Oak Ridge Non-Profit Community Organization Tax Services Utilities/Water Restaurants/Dine In (865) 482-4433 (865) 945-5116 (865) 457-3033 (865) 584-7779 www.bgcor.org candygoinscpa.com aubreysrestaurants.com/oakridge/ Anderson Crossing Pharmacy Boys and Girls Club-Tennessee Valley Canterfield of Oak Ridge Drug Stores/Pharmarcies Auto Image Detailing Child Care Senior Living Specialty Shops/Gifts & Products Car Wash Education Assisted Living (865) 494-8444 (865) 621-0152 (865) 232-1234 (865) 425-9966 autoimagedetailing.com/ www.bgctnv.org www.canterfieldofoakridge.com Anderson Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery PC Cosmetic Surgery Auto Medic, Inc. Brandon’s Awards & Engraving Cantrell, Goodge & Associates Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Automobile - Repair/Service/Towing Engraving Attorneys (865) 622-4959 Tire Dealers Trophies & Awards Legal Services www.omsstn.com (865) 457-7070 (865) 588-2211 (865) 457-9100 www.automedic.org www.brandonsawards.com www.cgalawfirm.com Andersonville Volunteer Fire Department Non-Profit Community Organization Baird, Robert Bray Real Estate Company Carla F. Herren, CPA (865) 494-0563 Individual Real Estate - Commercial/Residential Accountants/Tax Services (865) 368-3613 (865) 250-1684 Bookkeeping Services Antique Merchants Guild of Clinton; The (865) 457-5523 Antiques Barr Technical Services, LLC Brewer, Sid Furniture Sales Consulting Services - Business Development Individual Carlstar Group; The (865) 463-8699 (509) 531-4545 (865) 463-8333 Manufacturing/Design/Distribution www.historicclintonsantiques.com www.barrtechnical.com (865) 220-6958 Bristol Park of Oak Ridge www.carlisletire.com Anytime Fitness BBQ River View Grill Apartments Fitness Restaurants/Dine In (865) 483-4008 CASA of the Tennessee Heartland Health & Wellness Consultant Catering Services www.bristolparkoakridge.com Organizations - Local & Regional (865) 463-4455 (865) 463-8550 Child Advocacy anytimefitness.com Buddy’s Bar-B-Q (865) 463-6850 Beason-McGuire, April -Coldwell Banker/ Catering Services www.casatnh.org Appalachia Family Dentistry Wallace & Wallace Fast Food Dentists Real Estate Agent (865) 588-0051 Cellular Sales Health Care Real Estate www.buddysbarbq.com Cellular Phones And Accessories (865) 494-5274 (865) 684-9634 Telephone Systems/Service Telecommunications www.appalachiafamilydentistry.com Buffalo Creek Florist and Nursery (865) 269-4813 Clinton Beehan, Tom Florists www.cellularsales.com Appalachian Arts Craft Center Shop Individual Landscaping Organizations - Local & Regional (865)964-5804 (865) 494-0564 Centrus Energy Specialty Shops/Gifts & Products Engineering Services (865) 659-5603 Bible, Timothy A. DDS Bull Run Fossil Plant, TVA Manufacturing/Design/Distribution appalachianarts.net Dentists Utilities (865) 241-7100 (865) 457-2860 (865) 945-7212 www.centrusenergy.com Apple Blossom Cafe and Catering www.bibledentistry.com Chambers, Larry Restaurants/Fast Food Business Machines Company Individual Catering Services Big Brothers Big Sisters of East Tennessee Copiers/Printers/Fax Equipment (865) 482-1714 (865) 457-5618 Youth Development Small Business Technology Consulting appleblossomcafetn.com Associations (865) 525-4262 Cherokee Millwright, Inc. (865) 523-2179 www.4bmc.com Industrial - Fabrication ARC of Anderson County www.TennesseeBig.org Machining/Machine Shop Youth Development Butler Bus Lines Inc. (865) 379-1500 Education Birk, Lydia Bus Services www.cherokee-millwright.com (865) 742-8523 Individual Transportation www.thearcandersoncounty.com (865) 207-8306 (865) 806-2722 Child Advocacy Center of Anderson County Tennessee, Inc. ARCADIS Blount Co.Chamber of Commerce C & D Printing Child Advocacy Engineering Services (865) 983-2241 Copying/Printing/Faxing Services Conflict Resolution Waste Management/Environmental Restoration www.blountchamber.com Printing (865) 463-2740 (865) 675-6700 (865) 457-4264 www.childadvocacycenter.net www.arcadis-us.com www.canddprinting.net/
50 Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e Children’s Defense Fund Haley Farm Clinton Office & School Supply Commissioner Mark Alderson (D2) Conrad, Dave Retreat Facilities Office-Supplies/Equipment/Furniture Elected Officials Legends Meeting & Banquet Facilities Copying/Printing/Faxing Services (865) 463-6866 (865) 809-1191 (865) 457-6466 (865) 457-8669 www.haleyfarm.org www.clintonofficesupply.com Commissioner Jerry Creasey (D7) Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC (CNS) Elected Officials Contractors/Government Chuck Carringer Executive Coaching, LLC Clinton Physical Therapy Center (865) 463-6866 (865) 241-1400 Busineses Development/Consulting Services Physical Therapy cns-llc.us Training Health Care Commissioner Steve Emert (D3) (865) 567-1090 (865) 457-1649 Elected Officials Constellation Brands www.chuckcarringer.com www.clintonpt.com (865) 463-6866 Food & Beverage Brokers Food And Beverage City Lights Church Clinton Rotary Club Commissioner Chuck Fritts (D1) (865) 201-5175 Churches Organizations - Local & Regional Elected Officials www.cwine.com Non-Profit Community Organization (865) 457-4474 (865) 463-6866 (865) 269-4706 Cooley Signs, Inc. www.citylightsAC.org Clinton True Value Home Center Commissioner Whitey Hitchcock (D6) Signs And Banners Hardware Elected Officials Displays/Exhibits City of Clinton Lumber (865) 463-6866 (865) 945-2200 Government Offices (865) 457-1593 www.CooleySigns.com Municipal Government www.clintonhomecenter.com Commissioner Tim Isbel (D4) (865) 457-0424 Elected Officials Coria, Ann D. www.clintontn.net Clinton Utilities Board (865) 463-6866 Individual Utilities (865) 386-5898 Claxton Supply, Inc. (865) 457-9232 Commissioner Robert McKamey (D5) Janitorial Supplies www.clintonutilities.com Elected Officials Costco Wholesale Industrial/Warehouse Supplies (865) 463-6866 Wholesale Club (865) 264-5255 Clinton/Knoxville North KOA Retail Campgrounds Commissioner Steve Mead (D6) (865) 218-7720 Clayton - Appalachia Gas Propane-Commercial & Residential Elected Officials www.costco.com Manufactured Homes (865) 494-9386 (865) 463-6866 Manufacturing/Design/Distribution www.koa.com/campgrounds/Knoxville Countryside Tire & Auto Service (865) 494-7800 Commissioner Theresa Scott (D7) Automobile - Repair/Service/Towing www.claytonhomes.com CMG HealthWorks Elected Officials Tire Dealers Clinics & Medical Groups (865) 463-6866 (865) 220-5077 ClimaShield Health & Wellness Consultant www.countrysidetireandauto.com Manufacturing/Design/Distribution (865) 835-4320 Commissioner Robert Smallridge (D8) (865) 463-6184 Cmghealthworks.com Elected Officials Courier-News; The www.climashield.com (865) 463-6866 Newspapers Coal Creek Company; The Printers Publishers Typesetters & Graphics Clinch River Home Health, Inc. Land Management Commissioner Tracy Wandell (D1) (865) 457-2515 Home Health Care/Services & Equipment Recreation Elected Officials www.mycouriernews.com Health Care (865) 392-1820 (865) 463-6866 (865) 457-4263 www.coalcreekcompany.com Crossroads Christ Fellowship-Crossroads www.crhh.net Commissioner Phil Warfield (D3) Academy Coal Creek Iron Works, Inc. Elected Officials Churches Clinch River Yarn Company; The Welding-Ornamental (865) 463-6866 Education Arts & Crafts Structural Metal Fabrication (865) 945-5539 Specialty Shops/Gifts & Products (865) 216-8266 Commissioner Jerry White (D5) (865) 269-4528 www.coalcreekironworks.com Elected Officials Crossroads Ministry, Inc. www.clinchriveryarns.com (865) 463-6866 Non-Profit Community Organization Coal Creek Smokehouse (865)258-0875 Clinton Antique Mall Catering Services Commissioner Phil Yager (D8) www.crossroadstransition.org Antiques Restaurants/Dine In Elected Officials Specialty Shops/Gifts & Products (865) 630-1442 (865) 463-6866 Crye-Leike Realtors (865) 457-3110 www.coalcreeksmokehouse.com Real Estate - Relocation Services www.clintonantiquemall.com CommonSense SelfDefense Real Estate Agent Coldwell Banker/Wallace & Wallace Emergency Preparedness (865) 482-5050 Clinton City Schools Real Estate - Commercial/Residential Training www.crye-leike.com Education Real Estate - Relocation Services (706) 681-1936 School Systems (865) 693-1111 www.facebook.com/4Common Crye-Leike Realtors - Kim Haase (865) 457-0225 www.cbww.com Real Estate www.clintonschools.org Community Bank of East Tennessee; The Real Estate Sales Coldwell Banker/Wallace & Wallace - Vicki Banks & Banking Associations/Credit Unions (865) 388-4926 Clinton Civitan Club Duncan-Murdock Mortgage Loans & Bankers kimhaase.crye-leike.com Non-Profit Community Organization Real Estate - Associate Member (865) 457-3433 (865) 456-1970 Real Estate www.thecbet.com Dale C. Isabell, CPA (865) 388-1040 Accountants/Tax Services Clinton Drug Store www.vduncanmurdock.cbww.com Community Trust Bank, Inc. Tax Services Pharmacies/Drug Stores Banks & Banking Associations/Credit Unions (865) 457-2411 Specialty Shops/Gifts & Products Coleman, Gary Mortgage Loans & Bankers (865) 457-1421 Individual (865) 457-8684 David Hall Historical Cabin www.clintondrugstore.com (865) 388-7461 www.ctbi.com Attractions Clinton High School Virtual Enterprise: Museums Uncommon Ground Comcast Spotlight Community Trust Bank, Inc. Lafollette (865) 945-3807 Organizations - Local & Regional Advertising Agencies (423) 562-3364 davidhallcabin.com (865) 457-2611 (865) 206-5557 uncommonground.acs.ac www.comcastspotlight.com/knoxville Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e 51 Deal’s Small Engine Dura-Line Corporation Edward Jones-George Paynter AAMS®, Farris, George Outdoor Power Equipment/Parts/Service Industrial Financial Advisor Legends Retail Manufacturing/Design/Distribution Financial Advisors (865) 384-8074 (865) 457-9095 (865) 288-1335 Financial Services www.dealssmallengine.com www.duraline.com (865) 457-1051 First Baptist Church www.edwardjones.com/george-paynter Churches Denark Construction, Inc. Eagle Bend Manufacturing, Inc. Child Care Construction - Commercial/Industrial Automobile Parts Distribution Ellison Sanitary Supply (865) 457-9353 Contractors/Developers Manufacturing/Design/Distribution Janitorial Supplies www.fbclinton.org (865) 637-1925 (865) 457-3800 Industrial/Warehouse Supplies www.denark.com www.magna.com (865) 804-5130 First Direct Financial - Credit Card Processing www.ellisonsupply.com Credit Card Processing Denenberg, Catherine Eagle Distributing Company Merchant Processing Services Legends Food & Beverage Brokers Emory Valley Center (931) 222-1407 ext. 1 (865) 483-4662 Manufacturing/Production & Wholesale Job Services/Training www.fdftn.com (865) 637-3311 Child Care Dents R Us www.eagledistributing.com (865) 483-4385 Five Star Food Service Automobile - Repair/Service/Towing www.emoryvalleycenter.com Vending Automobile - Repairs/Service/Towing East Tennessee Children’s Hospital Food & Beverage Brokers (865) 264-5199 Pediatric Hospital Energy Tech. & Envtl. Bus. Assoc. (865) 977-7332 Health Care Organizations - Local & Regional www.fivestar-food.com Dependable Disposal Services (865) 541-8532 Economic Development Garbage Collection www.etch.com (865) 228-3544 Food City Waste Management/Environmental Restoration www.eteba.org Grocery (865) 266-9101 East Tennessee Economic Council, Inc. (865) 457-9805 www.facebook.com/DependableDisposalServicesLlc Organizations - Local & Regional Enrichment Federal Credit Union www.foodcity.com Business & Organizational Development Banks & Banking Associations/Credit Unions Design Innovation Architects (865) 483-4577 Mortgage Loans & Bankers Forgety, Joe Architects/Engineers/Interior Design www.eteconline.org (865) 482-0045 Legends Professional Business Services www.enrichmentfcu.org (865) 457-6402 (865)637-8540 East Tennessee Foundation www.dia-arch.com Non-Profit Community Organization Enterprise Rent-a-Car Foster, Larry (865) 524-1223 Automobile - Rental Legends Designsensory www.easttennesseefoundation.org Automobile Rental Advertising Agencies (865) 457-2289 Fox & Farley, Attorneys at law Marketing Eclipse Land Management www.enterprise.com Legal Services (865) 690-2249 Landscaping (865) 457-6440 www.designsensory.com Hardscape ETHRA Workforce Dev. www.foxandfarleylaw.com (865) 207-7314 Employee Development/Training DexYP eclipselandmanagement.com/ Organizations - Local & Regional Fox 43 - Raycom Media Business Advisor (865) 483-7474 Marketing Advertising Agencies ECS Central, PLLC www.ethra.org Media – Television 8656840300 Engineering Services (865) 693-4343 www.tylerthompson.emp.thryv.com Consulting Exit 122 Outdoor Power Equipment www.wtnzfox43.com Diversicare of Oak Ridge (865) 281-1840 Outdoor Power Equipment/Parts/Service Health Care www.ecslimited.com Specialty Shops/Gifts & Products Fox Toyota, Inc. Health Care Centers/Nursing Homes (865) 494-3122 Automobile Dealers-New/Used (865) 481-3367 eCycle of Knoxville www.exit122.com Automobile - Repair/Service/Towing www.dvcr.com Recycling - Electronic (865) 494-0228 Computer Sales/Service Explore Oak Ridge www.foxfamily.com Docks and More (865) 382-4530 Tourism/Attractions Construction www.ecycleofknoxville.com (865) 483-1321 Franklin Pointe Apartments Construction - Commercial/Industrial exploreoakridge.com Apartments (865) 216-9607 Education Foundation for Clinton City (865) 264-4588 mydocksandmore.com & Anderson County Schools Express Employment Professionals www.hallhousing.net Education Employment Agencies Dollywood - Group Sales Organizations - Local & Regional Job Services/Training Free Medical Clinic of Oak Ridge Tourism/Attractions (865) 457-1017 (865) 498-0098 Health Care Event Planning www.theeducationfoundation.info www.expresspros.com Clinics & Medical Groups (865) 428-9889 (865) 483-3904 www.dollywood.com Edward Jones - Jim Charles CFP® - Financial Eye Center of Oak Ridge, PC; The www.fmcor.org Advisor Ophthalmology Doral Steel of Tennessee, A Division Samuel, Financial Advisors Optical Optometrist Opticians & Optical Labs G. T. Discount Tire Son & Co. Inc. Financial Services (865) 482-8890 Automobile - Repair/Service/Towing Industrial - Fabrication (865) 483-3923 www.theeyecenters.net Tire Dealers (865) 457-8900 www.edwardjones.com/jim-charles (865) 494-0361 www.samuel.com Faith Promise Church - Anderson Campus www.gtdiscounttire.com DoubleTree by Hilton Oak Ridge Edward Jones - Michael Ousley, AAMS® - Churches Hotels/Motels Financial Advisor (865)251-2590 Gary Cooper Insurance (865) 481-2468 Financial Advisors faithpromise.org/locations/anderson Insurance Sales & Service doubletree3.hilton.com/en/hotels/tennessee/double- Financial Services (865) 457-0637 tree-by-hilton-hotel-oak-ridge-knoxville-ORKDTDT (865) 457-5066 Farm Bureau Insurance Services www.garycooperinsurance.com www.edwardjones.com/michael-ousley Insurance/Financial Services Dream Dance Studio, Inc. 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52 Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e Gilliam, Bob H & R Block- Cinch Ave. Health Markets- Varnadore Hoskins Drug Store #2, Inc. Individual Tax Services Health Care Drug Stores/Pharmarcies (865) 755-3412 (865) 457-7766 Insurance Sales & Service Medical Equipment www.hrblock.com/tax-offices/local-offices/ (865) 660-5510 (865) 457-4340 Gondolier Italian Restaurant agents.healthmarkets.com/lvarnadore www.hoskinsdrugstore.com Catering Services H & R Block- Rocky Top Restaurants Tax Services Healthy Visions Hoskins in the Flat (865) 269-4767 (865) 426-2624 Consulting Services - Business Development Specialty Shops/Gifts & Products www.gondolierpizza.com www.hrblock.com/tax-offices/local-offices/ Education Florists (865) 269-4616 (865) 463-6632 Good Point, Inc. H & R Block- Tanner Place www.healthyvisions.com www.hoskinsdrugstore.com Tourism/Attractions Accountants/Tax Services Promotional Products Tax Services Helen Ross McNabb Center Humana (865) 254-5654 (865) 457-0956 Clinics & Medical Groups Health Care www.goodpointinc.com www.hrblock.com/tax-offices/local-offices/ Healthcare/Mental Care/Crisis Intervention Insurance Sales & Service (865) 483-7743 (865)296-0987 Goodwill Industries H & T Enterprises, Inc. www.mcnabbcenter.org Organizations - Local & Regional Contractors/Government I4C Solutions Specialty Shops/Gifts & Products Facility Management Helping Hands of Hope Thrift Store Computer Consulting/Service (865) 588-8567 (865) 425-4687 Organizations - Local & Regional It Products & Services www.gwiktn.org www.htenterprise.com Retail (865) 947-4427 (865) 457-1884 www.i4csolutions.com Gordo’s Catering by Star Vending Habitat for Humanity of Anderson County www.blessedhopemb.org Catering Services Social Services Image Matters (865) 544-0062 Specialty Shops/Gifts & Products Hickman, Beth Copiers/Printers/Fax Equipment www.starvendingknoxville.com/catering (865) 482-7713 Individual Copying/Printing/Faxing Services www.hfhac.org (865) 425-3407 (865) 212-3600 Granny’s Attic www.ImageMattersInc.com Antiques Hamock’s Perkadeli and Catering Historic Clinton Antiques Retail Restaurants/Fast Food Antiques INVO PEO (865) 264-4667 Catering Services Retail Human Resources www.grannysattictn.com (865) 457-0024 (865) 254-1956 Payroll Outsourcing Services www.historicclintonantiques.com (865) 481-0910 Gray Communications WVLT/WBXX/CW20 Hampton Inn - Clinton www.invopeo.com Media - Television Hotels/Motels Historic Downtown Clinton Merchants As- Marketing Lodging sociation Irwin Construction Co., Inc. (865) 450-8888 (865) 691-8070 Retail Design/Builder clintontn.hamptoninn.com Associations Contractors/Developers Greater East Tennessee (865) 254-1956 (865) 463-9111 Better Business Bureau Handling Systems Inc. Business Advisor Material Handling Holdaway Appraisal Service J. S. Ridenour Construction, Inc. (865) 692-1600 Industrial Real Estate Appraisers Construction www.bbb.org/knoxville (865) 233-0370 Appraisers-Real Estate Real Estate www.handlingsystemsinc.com (865) 457-9498 (865) 938-4000 Greater Knoxville Hospitality Association www.holdawayappraisalservice.com www.ridenourcompanies.com Associations Hardin Insurance Services Representing Tourism American National Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites JD’s Auctions (865) 342-9133 Insurance Sales & Service Hotels/Motels Auctioneers (865)531-4854 Lodging Antiques Green McAdoo Cultural Organization (865) 457-2233 (865) 264-4641 Museums Harper, Joe and Nancy www.hiexpress.com/clintontn www.jdsauctions.com Tourism/Attractions Legends (865) 463-6500 865/457-1503 Holley Gamble Funeral Home Jenna Skuza - Realty Executives www.greenmcadoo.org Funeral Homes/Memorial Parks Real Estate Agent Harris Lawn Care Services Mortuary (423) 494-3631 Greenfield Senior Living of Oak Ridge Land Management (865) 457-2323 jennaskuza.com Senior Living Landscaping www.holleygamblefh.com Assisted Living (865) 363-1218 Jinx Logos, Inc. (865) 483-1314 Hollingsworth Companies Promotional Products www.greenfieldseniorliving.com Harrison Construction - Concrete Division Real Estate - Commercial/Residential (865) 607-3666 Construction - Commercial/Industrial Convenience Stores Greenspage Web Design and SEO Specialists (865) 934-6500 (865) 457-3600 Jo Suggs - Sellers Realty Web Site Design/Web Hosting www.harrisoncc.com www.hollingsworthcos.com Real Estate Agent (865) 257-3049 Real Estate Sales www.greenspage.com Harrison’s Grill & Bar Hollingsworth, Betty Robbins (865) 457-4110 Catering Services Legends Hale, Byron Restaurants/Dine In (865) 463-8250 Joey Smith - Sellers Realty Legends (865) 463-6368 Real Estate (865) 457-3609 www.harrisonsgrill.com Holston Gases Real Estate Agent Propane-Residental/Commercial (865) 773-8259 Hartung Tax & Accounting, PC H & H Body Shop Gas Propane-Commercial & Residential Accountants/Tax Services Automobile Dealers-New/Used (865) 573-1917 John’s Tire and Service Inc. 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Th e An d e r s o n Co u n t y Ch a m b e r o f Co m m e r c e 53 Johnson & Co. General Store Krebs, George Loudon County Chamber of Commerce Maxim Healthcare Services Retail Legends Chamber of Commerce Health Care Women’s Clothing (865) 457-3124 (865) 458-2067 Health Planning (865) 264-5249 www.loudoncountychamber.com (423) 566-1900 johnsongeneralstore.com LaBelle Optometrist Office www.maxhealth.com Optical Optometrist Opticians & Optical Labs Loudon County Fence Company Jones Mortuary, LLC Health Care Home Improvements McGrew Engineering & Surveying Funeral Homes/Memorial Parks (865) 463-8440 Construction Engineering Services Mortuary (865) 988-9935 Surveying (865) 457-1515 Lacy Marie Boutique www.LCFence.com (865) 457-1664 www.jonesmortuaryllc.com Retail Women’s Clothing Loy Johnson Real Estate McGuire’s Home Market on Market Joseph Construction Co., Inc. 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