School board considers right to restrict, but not ban, cameras at meetings
Note: This story was last updated at 3:39 p.m. Sept. 15. As originally drafted, the proposed policy change would have required anyone who wanted to use a camera, camcorder, or other photographic...
View ArticleSchool board punts on proposal to restrict disruptive cameras
Oak Ridge school board members sidestepped a potentially controversial policy change on Monday that would have given them the right to restrict cameras and video recorders that are used disruptively....
View ArticleGuest column: Y-12 wants to have best security in nation’s nuclear weapons...
Note: This is a copy of a message that B&W Y-12 President and General Manager Chuck Spencer sent to employees July 25 regarding the one-year anniversary of the July 28, 2012, security breach at the...
View ArticleNeighbors respond to alleged knife attack with gun, videotape, but no suspect...
An Oak Ridge woman who alleged she was attacked and cut with a knife by an unknown man in her home on Tuesday afternoon was charged with false reporting after police checked the Beverly Circle property...
View ArticleSpotlight: Art of Crystal Polley highlighted in July at Oak Ridge Library
The art display at Oak Ridge Public Library for the month of July consists of photographs and paintings from artist Crystal Dawn Polley. Polley has used cameras her whole life to remember friends and...
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