In her daily work, Bonnie H., ensures Y-12 is protected, so she is not one who typically shares details about herself. When she heard a co-worker’s wife is in need of a kidney, she knew sharing her story of being a kidney donor was an opportunity to “make the right decision for the right reason” as a way to help.
Y‑12 employee Michael Laws stands in front of the house from which he pulled two children during a recent fire.
It has been proven time and again that Y‑12 employees are not only an asset to CNS, but also to the communities in which they live. Recently one employee showed great bravery by saving two children during a life‑threatening situation.
Y-12 and trades councils encourage youth to consider skilled employment
Y-12 Construction fashioned stainless steel rake blades to maintain Oak Ridge’s Zen rock garden at the Friendship Bell Pavilion.
Norwood Middle School nets $1,000 prize at CNS-sponsored manufacturing competition
More than 100 CNS employees were among the thousands of runners who took part in 5K, Half, Relay, and Marathon races at this year’s Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon.
Charitable organizations from across East Tennessee are invited to apply for grants from the CNS Y-12 Community Investment Fund
Student manufacturing competition winner to be determined by the public
Pantex and Y-12 contributions to the United Way topped $1 million in 2018
