by sfoshee | | Articles of Interest
May 14, 2025 New Brood of Time-Keeping Insects Emerging But have no fear. These red-eyed bumbling insects aren’t dangerous to people, pets or crops. In fact, they’re tasty to wildlife and fish, who feast on their crunchy exoskeletons by the millions. And they’re part...
by sfoshee | | Articles of Interest
May 16, 2025 Anglers Benefit as River Management Helps Fish Thrive Waves lapped the rocks. Ospreys wheeled and chortled overhead. And anglers hooked all kinds of fish off the riverbank in downtown Knoxville. “I’ve caught skipjack herring, bluegill and yellow...
by sfoshee | | Articles of Interest
May 13, 2025 Workers Reflect on Proud Legacy of Service Growing up in Roane County, Tennessee, Robbie Davis spent a lot of time riding around in the back seat of his family’s 1972 Monte Carlo. One local landmark always entranced him. The twin 1,000-foot chimneys...
by sfoshee | | Articles of Interest
Apr 25, 2025 It has been a busy few weeks for TVA, with Don Moul’s selection as the new CEO and two directors transitioning off the Board of Directors. The delay will allow new board members the opportunity to be informed and aligned. Given these changes and the...
by sfoshee | | Articles of Interest
May 5, 2025 TVA is celebrating our upcoming anniversary by serving the people of the Tennessee Valley region. Join us in celebrating through service and register to participate in a service opportunity in your community. When: This year, we will celebrate throughout...
by sfoshee | | Articles of Interest
Apr 28, 2025 VP New Nuclear Program Scott Hunnewell signs the Environmental Report documents this morning with Sr. Manager New Nuclear Licensing, Ray Schiele and Director of Licensing and Planning, Brian McDermott, who have worked with a team of licensing and...
