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FreedomFest returning to Alcoa

It has been four years since FreedomFest drew crowds to the Alcoa Duck Pond. On June 29, the fireworks and the Fourth of July fun return, officials said.

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Alcoa Inc. donates land to Habitat for Humanity

Alcoa Inc. has donated seven lots to Blount County Habitat for Humanity to recognize the organization’s service to the community.

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Editorial: Plant expansion is good news for Tennessee, Alcoa

Alcoa Inc. announced plans last month for a $275 million expansion of its Blount County operation that will eventually add 200 jobs. The expanded rolling mill operation will supply light, durable and...

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FreedomFest returns to Alcoa today

After a four-year absence, the city of Alcoa and Alcoa Inc. will once again present FreedomFest today — in celebration of the event’s 35th year.

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Alcoa Inc. to cash in on beer can trend

The trend to market craft beer in cans has not escaped the attention of Alcoa Inc., one of the world’s leading producers of aluminum sheet used in beverage cans.

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Alcoa breaks ground on $275M expansion

Alcoa Inc. broke ground this morning on a $275 million expansion expected to produce 200 full time jobs plus about 400 jobs during construction.

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Windham Professionals closing Alcoa facility

What a difference a few months makes. Windham Professionals will close its Alcoa call center, four months after announcing plans for a major expansion.

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Alcoa expansion aims at automakers

Growing demand for automotive aluminum, will bring 275 new jobs to Alcoa. Inc.'s Blount County factory.

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Alcoa says being dumped by DJIA no big deal

After being booted from the Dow Jones Industrial Average earlier today, aluminum company Alcoa Inc. rushed to assure shareholders the decision was no big deal.

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Aluminum maker Alcoa battered by tough week

The news hasn’t been good this week for aluminum manufacturer Alcoa Inc. It’s stock price is tumbling, a Duetsche Bank analyst downgraded the stock to sell and forecasters were predicting aluminum...

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Area schools, businesses collaborate to train workers for manufacturing jobs

The advanced manufacturing classes Doug Thompson is taking at Pellissippi State Community College will help move him out of the mud and into a better job, Thompson says.

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KnoxvilleBiz Calendar: Week of December 1

Networking events, Alcoa's expansion and the Five Points master planning are among the items on this week's KnoxvilleBiz calendar.

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Alcoa expansion on pace to turn out auto products by 2015

Alcoa Inc. is well on its way to producing its first automotive sheet aluminum by mid-2015, but the key to breaking into the automotive market is having the right people, not just the right product,...

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Matthew Castle, 33

As a new hire at Alcoa Inc. a decade ago, Matthew Castle took to heart some career advice from a mentor.

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Longtime labor, Democratic leader Harold Woods dies

Harold G. Woods, retired longtime president of the Knoxville-Oak Ridge Area Central Labor Council, active Democrat and community leader, died early Monday at his home of complications of liver cancer.

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Wampler Sausage, Alcoa Inc. among Green Light winners

From sustainable office rehab to the energy efficiency and community outreach projects of an East Tennessee industrial giant, local companies have been recognized for their efforts to build a greener...

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UT joins manufacturing hub

The University of Tennessee and Alcoa Inc. will be part of a $140 million national advanced manufacturing effort announced Tuesday by President Barack Obama.

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Alcoa shares higher on growth projections

Alcoa Inc. has struggled financially in recent years as it has moved away from smelting to producing finished products for autos, aircraft and other goods.

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Portraits of the past: Maryville artist ready to unveil latest work

MARYVILLE — Amy Campbell-Rochelson calls herself a “visual storyteller,” but she has become something of a regional archivist, too.

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Steelworkers union, Alcoa reach tentative contract agreement

Steel workers in Blount County and other Alcoa Inc. locations across the country will vote soon on a tentative five-year agreement reached between Alcoa and the United Steelworkers, a union official...

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