Daniel Boone High School Gray
GRAY, Tenn. --
The Daniel Boone High School Marine Corps Junior ROTC program will host its Fourteenth Annual Evening Parade at Daniel Boone High School on April 21 at 5 p.m.
The Evening Parade is a formal military function, which serves to highlight the military proficiencies and esprit-de-corps of a command. The Evening Parade at Daniel Boone will be the culmination of the year’s efforts of the cadet battalion.
The Evening Parade is the only JROTC military parade of this sort in the southeastern area and promises to be an exceptional event.
The parade will be open to the public at no charge and will start at 5 p.m. and is expected to and conclude at 6:15 p.m. The parade will be held on the football field at Daniel Boone High School, 1440 Suncrest Drive, Gray. In the event of inclement weather the parade will be held in the high school gymnasium.
For more information, call 423.477.1612 between 7 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Annual hazardous household waste collection is slated for Saturday, May 7 at Daniel Boone High School. Got junk? Afraid to put it in the regular trash because it might be hazardous? It’s time to mark May 7 on your calendar.
That’s when the Washington County Solid Waste Department will collect household hazardous waste from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Daniel Boone High School, 1440 Suncrest Drive in Gray.
Please note this annual event, conducted in coordination with the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, is moving from its location of recent years. The good news, Washington County Solid Waste Director Charles Baines says, is that people who mistakenly show up with regular household waste items will be just a short distance from Washington County’s Gray Convenience Center, which will accept those items.
“We’ve had great success with our hazardous waste collection in recent years, and we’re hoping that will continue at this new location,” Baines says. Last year, people from 675 households disposed of more than 17 tons of waste at the event’s former Johnson City location,” Baines said. “We appreciate Daniel Boone High School offering their facilities for this, and look forward to helping Washington Countians dispose of items that don’t need to be lying around people’s garages and basements and certainly don’t need to be dumped in regular landfill space.”
Those items include:
• Chemicals from the house
• Paint thinners, varnishes and stains
• Pesticides
• Pool chemicals
• Flammables
• Fertilizers
• Insecticides
The event is designed for households only, and no commercial, business or institutional waste will be accepted. This event will not accept medical waste, radioactive waste, tires or explosives.
Items that don’t fit into the hazardous category but are accepted at Washington County’s five convenience/recycling centers include: latex paint, batteries, electronic waste, oil and filters, and antifreeze.
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