Eight U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission staffers
and a meeting facilitator spent three hours on Thursday night answering
questions about operations at the Nuclear Fuel Services, Inc., plant.
Ray Crum Honored by County Commission The Greene
County Commission honored Ray Crum, who retired recently as the county's medical examiner and
emergency management director, doing so with a plaque and a standing ovation.
ERWIN -- Nuclear Fuel Services, Inc., could get approval
from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission as early as next week to begin
operating a new production line that will convert highly radioactive
uranium hexafluoride into other compounds.
ERWIN -- About 100 area residents and Nuclear Fuel
Services (NFS) employees gathered in the auditorium at Unicoi County
High School on Tuesday evening to observe an inspection team "exit
meeting" hosted by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission ...(more)
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More than 40 admirers of antiques and old homes, many of them
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The Greene
County YMCA was a busy place on Saturday as it hosted the second annual 5K Bunny Hop Run and
Community Easter Egg Hunt and its third annual "Healthy Kids Day."
