The Tennessee Valley Authority imploded the smoke stacks at the Bull Run Fossil Plant in Claxton early Saturday morning ...

The TVA retired the plant in 2023 after it was in service for 56 years. At the end of its use, the Bull Run plant produced enough energy to power more than 440,000 homes. In its place, the TVA plans ...

The skyline along Edgemoor Road in Claxton will no longer feature the decades old stacks after Saturday's implosion.

Watch the smokestacks come down! A nuclear fusion power plant prototype called Infinity One will be built on the site.

The stacks served as a symbol for the region of TVA’s power in jobs and industry. They also served as a reminder of what it ...

Two smoke stacks at the shuttered Bull Run Fossil Plant in Claxton will be imploded next week, the Tennessee Valley Authority ...

The Tennessee Valley Authority is planning to implode the stacks at the Bull Run Fossil Plant, but the public is being asked ...

Iconic smokestacks in East Tennessee will come tumbling down June 28 when the two stacks at the Bull Run Fossil Plant and ...

TVA's Bull Run Fossil Plant in Claxton makes way for modern energy as the community remembers its iconic smokestacks.

Intelligent power management company Eaton is working with the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) to repurpose the utility’s retired Bull Run Fossil Plant ...

Eaton is providing the electrical and mechanical solutions required to convert one machine comprised of two generators into ...

The Tennessee Valley Authority will implode the smokestacks that have been a staple of the Claxton community's skyline in Anderson County since the 1960s.