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Anderson County Tourism Council

Anderson County Tourism Council

county in Tennessee, United Stateswww.adventureanderson.com

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Oct 4, 2026

George KordaHOST
38:13
years ago, I was on Halloran Hill Show one day.
George KordaHOST
38:16
We were talking about a local election in Anderson County.
George KordaHOST
38:20
And I said at the time, Clinton was president.
George KordaHOST
38:22
And I said, Clinton's popularity is going to affect this.
Eric CainHOST
17:55
This one over Farragut, pitching the shutout.
Eric CainHOST
17:58
Gibbs also handled Anderson County in a massive regional win.
Eric CainHOST
18:02
Some good football last night, but again, two games that were pretty controlled throughout.
Mark PackerGUEST
18:07
Yeah, they were.
Mark PackerGUEST
18:30
Great for Harden Valley.
Mark PackerGUEST
18:31
Farragut's got a whole lot of work to be done.
Mark PackerGUEST
18:34
Gibbs beat Sanderson County last night, has J.D. Gillum, the quarterback, who was under the weather, shall we say, injured towards the end of the game.
Mark PackerGUEST
18:42
Don't know exactly what that was about, but he did not finish the game.
John WilkersonHOST
6:21
Um, why don't we go ahead and we'll remind you that there were a couple of high school games last night.
John WilkersonHOST
6:25
Gibbs outscored Anderson County 41-29.
John WilkersonHOST
6:28
Big win for the Eagles.
John WilkersonHOST
6:29
Likewise for the Hawks at Hardin Valley Academy, pitched the shutout against Farragut, so Hardin Valley with a 35-0 win.
John WilkersonHOST
7:59
It will be Rivalry Thursday, which is Farragut at Hardin Valley.
John WilkersonHOST
8:03
7:30 is when you'll be able to hear Anderson County at Gibbs.
John WilkersonHOST
8:07
It will be...
John WilkersonHOST
8:08
That'll be the game that we have on our airwaves.
Jace VincentCORRESPONDENT
11:50
They're on the road against the 2-1 Browns.
Jace VincentCORRESPONDENT
11:53
High school football week seven kicks off tonight.
Jace VincentCORRESPONDENT
11:55
It's Gibbs hosting Anderson County at 7:30.
Jace VincentCORRESPONDENT
11:57
Brian Rice and Chad Tindall have the call here on the Sports Animal.
John WilkersonHOST
10:43
That's how the conference breaks things down.
John WilkersonHOST
10:45
Um, in terms of high school football, tomorrow night you've got Anderson County at Gibbs.
John WilkersonHOST
10:51
It's not the Rivalry Thursday game, it is a Thursday game, so on our airwaves Anderson County at Gibbs.
John WilkersonHOST
10:57
For Rivalry Thursday, that's Hardin Valley back on with Mark Packer and company.
John WilkersonHOST
11:02
That'll be Farragut at Hardin Valley.

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Jace VincentCORRESPONDENT
16:26
The Boston Bruins at home, three-nothing win over the New Y- New York Rangers.
Jace VincentCORRESPONDENT
16:30
In overtime, the Vancouver Canucks six to five over the Edmonton Oilers, and the Vegas Golden Knights at home also five to two over the Chicago Blackhawks.
Jace VincentCORRESPONDENT
16:38
Tomorrow night, it's week seven of the high school football season, beginning with Gibbs hosting Anderson County at 7:00.
speaker_8HOST
25:21
This is documented.
speaker_8HOST
25:23
We have the 12 locations pinned by the Rand Corporation, one of which is, of course, Anderson County, Tennessee, where Anderson County, as we all know, is home to the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
speaker_8HOST
25:37
And what happened here? Anything important? Let's show that these 12 sites are very important and there isn't nothing going on.
speaker_8HOST
25:45
This location was established by the Army Corps of Engineers as part of the engineer works in 1942 on isolated farmland as part of the manhattan project and what is the manhattan project this is a scientific and military project involving the five eyes over 130 000 people and supposedly produced two types of with key scientists
speaker_8HOST
28:33
The Fermilab was a central figure in the Manhattan Project as well.
speaker_8HOST
28:37
It's all connected.
speaker_8HOST
28:39
But Anderson County, Tennessee, one of Rand's 12 locations, home to Oak Ridge, one of the most important secretive Manhattan Project sites, was built from scratch and kept off the maps.
speaker_12ADVERTISER
28:52
Underground labs,
ChristinaHOST
1:20
In 1942, in an attempt to put an end to the Second World War once and for all, the United States government purchased rural farmland to build a super secret city.
ChristinaHOST
1:30
They chose an area in the eastern part of Tennessee, about 25 miles west of Knoxville in Anderson County.
ChristinaHOST
1:37
They chose this area because it had a low enough population that the acquisition of the land would be affordable, but the area was still accessible by highway and rail.
ChristinaHOST
1:45
And thanks to the recent completion of Norris Dam, utilities such as water and electricity were readily available in the area.
ChristinaHOST
5:45
And to make this even worse, some of these families had already previously been displaced by the Tennessee Valley Authority, and now it was happening to them again, which of course was just emotionally devastating.
ChristinaHOST
5:56
By March of 1943, the Corps had removed the area's earlier communities and established fences and checkpoints.
ChristinaHOST
6:03
Anderson County lost one-seventh of its land and $391,000 in annual property tax revenue.
ChristinaHOST
6:11
At first, the location of this project was known as Site X.
Austin PricePANELIST
35:18
I'll never forget.
Austin PricePANELIST
35:18
Hubs calls me and I'm at the museum of Appalachia in Anderson County.
Grant RameyPANELIST
35:22
Oh my goodness.
Austin PricePANELIST
35:23
Pictures of something.
Mark PackerGUEST
23:28
I think Grace wins the game tonight.
Mark PackerGUEST
23:30
But I thought Anderson County was going to lose to Alcoa last year, week 11, and they pulled off an upset.
Mark PackerGUEST
23:35
So you never know.
Mark PackerGUEST
23:38
I'm anxious to see George Quarles on the sideline.

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