by sfoshee | | Articles of Interest
What’s Next for Coal? Mar 30, 2026 Q&A with Coal Vice President Michael Bottorff The TVA Board recently announced steps to continue operations at Kingston and Cumberland fossil plants and authorized TVA to operate those units beyond their current retirement...
by sfoshee | | Articles of Interest
Bassmaster Classic Returns to Knoxville At the break of dawn, spectators lined up along the banks of Volunteer Landing as the 56th annual Bassmaster Classic cast off for another year of world-class competition. Held March 13-15, the tournament brought together 58...
by sfoshee | | Articles of Interest
Enjoy the Outdoors While Making a Difference at a Volunteer Cleanup Event Near You The Tennessee Valley is a fast-growing region with lots to love. With mountains, grasslands, rivers and reservoirs, there’s beauty, adventure and opportunity for all. This spring, give...
by sfoshee | | Articles of Interest
When the flowers are blooming and the trees are blossoming, it’s nigh time for a new season at TVA’s visitor centers. The team at Bicentennial Volunteers, Inc. (BVI) is hard at work as they prepare retiree volunteers for the April 4 opening of the manned visitor...
by sfoshee | | Articles of Interest
HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. — The Tennessee Valley Authority Board of Directors voted Wednesday to take steps toward continued operation of the Kingston and Cumberland Fossil Plants beyond previously scheduled retirement dates, aligning with the Administration’s energy...
by sfoshee | | Articles of Interest
Imagine being asked to smell a pie and then identify every ingredient. Then, imagine that pie being in a sealed box on the other side of the room. Impossible right? Dogs, on the other hand, were built for this. Equipped with a staggering 125 million to 300 million...
