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March
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March 14 Mud bogs/ATV races/Rhino Racing
2:00 P.M. ET Southern KY Offroad Complex
March 28 Mud bogs/ATV races/Rhino Racing
2:00 P.M. ET Southern KY Offroad Complex
for information call: 423-215-4100
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April
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April 4 Grand Opening Race Night
6:00 P.M. ET Southern KY Offroad Complex
April 18 Mud bogs/ATV races, Rhino Racing
6:00 P.M. ET Southern KY Offroad Complex
for information call: 423-215-4100
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May
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May 2 Mud bogs/ATV races/Rhino Racing
7:00 p.m. ET Southern KY Offroad Complex
for information call: 423-215-4100
May 16 Mud bogs/ATV races/Rhino Racing
7:00 p.m. ET Southern KY Offroad Complex
for information call: 423-215-4100
May 30 Mud bogs/ATV races/Rhino Racing
7:00 p.m. ET Southern KY Offroad Complex
for information call: 423-215-4100
Business Expo & Silent Auction 09
Mar 28 - Business Showcase will provide business professionals with new ideas, and tools designed to help your business grow in this new and ever-changing economy while networking with like business and professional people in your community. Shoppers can also view and bid on items during a silent auction held throughout the day. Come early and stay late to get the most out of this day filled with networking opportunities and bargains. To register or obtain additional information on the Expo call 423-663-6900 or e-mail scchamber@highland.net
Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast
Held annually at the Scott County Fairgrounds Saturday prior to Memorial Day, all proceeds go to the Kiwanis.
Industry Appreciation Luncheon
Held annually during the month of May as a means of expressing our appreciation to Scott County's business, industry and community leaders. More than 80% of new jobs develop from the expansion of established businesses and industries rather than new startups. Expressing our appreciation for these businesses and industries and acknowledging their contributions reinforce their commitment to Scott County.
American Cancer Relay For Life
Oneida City Park proceeds from Relay For Life goes to the American Cancer Society events begin on Friday evening May 9 and continue until Saturday morning May 10 with food, entertainment, "the survival walk" for additional information contact Mary Fields.
May 23 & 24 White Knuckle, guided ATV rides on more than 200 miles of trails, drag races, sled pull, bubba run, pool bending, mug bog, live musical entertainment by Darryl Singletary, Ricochet, Huntsville, TN, for additional information contact; Brimstone Recreation,
1-800-BRIMSTONE, WWW.BRIMSTONERECREATION.COM
35th Annual Festival & British & Appalachian Culture
May 16-17. Email Historic Rugby at rugbytn@highland.net
or visit www.historicrugby.org for information. 423-628-2441
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June
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June 6 Gospel Concert, Crabb Revival, Jason, Aaron & Amanda Crabb 6:00 p.m. ET Southern KY Offroad Complex
for information call: 423-215-4100
20th Annual VFW Fun Run Car Show & Fish Fry
June 21 at Oneida City Park.
For additional information contact Bill Boyatt at 423-569-8234
Fishing Day held early June at Oneida City Park, free fishing for children under age 16, prizes award at end of competition for additional information call 423-569-4295
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Firemen's 4th
July 3 & 4 held at Scott County Courthouse Square, Huntsville, Tennessee, arts & crafts, parade, festive food, entertainment, fireworks for additional information contact Town of Huntsville at 423-663-3471
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August 30-September 5 Scott County Fair
August 30 through September 5, oldest continuous running fair in State of Tennessee, midway, entertainment, pageants, exhibits, held at Scott County Fairgrounds, Oneida, TN 423-569-8723
August Auction Telethon - Call the Scott County Chamber for Information
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 "Wings Over the Big South Fork"
September 12, 2009, Scott County Airport.
9 a.m.-9 p.m. 423.663.4557
Free admission, free concrete Sierra Hull, Fly-in, air shows, exhibit booths, airplane/helicopter/rides, food, evening bonfire, storytelling and more! A full day of fun for the entire family.
www.wingsoverbigsouthfork.com
 "Haunting In The Hill" Storytelling Festival
September 19, Bev Twillman,
an award winning storyteller/
educator/keynote speaker performs annually at the "Haunting in the Hills" Storytelling Festival, storytelling for all ages, "old time" games, festive food, held at the Bandy Creek Visitor Center in Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area, for additional information visit the Big South Fork.
Web site at www.nps.gov/biso
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FALL FESTIVAL, FOOD,
October 11, First United Methodist Church, 234 North Main Street, Oneida, TN, entertainment, children games, for additional information call 423-569-8848
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Christmas In The Park
Oneida City Park, Oneida, TN, November 28 through December 31, thousands of lights light up the park open nightly except Christmas from dusk to 9:00 p.m. drive through, for additional information call Town of Oneida at 423-569-4295
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Annual Christmas Parade
December 5 at 2 pm, marching groups, floats, horses, ATV, antique vehicles, Santa for additional information call 423-569-6900 or e-mail scchamber@highland.net
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Big South Fork Scenic Railway!
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Come spend a relaxing day or two with us in the beautiful hills of southern Kentucky. Sit back and enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area while the train makes its way through deep gorges and hugs steep cliff lines to take you back into a bygone era of logging and coal mining.
The land that was once occupied by loggers and miners is now covered by lush vegetation and is abundant with wildlife. The train hugs cliff lines and follows roaring mountain streams, passes through a tunnel and over a bridge as it descends over 600 feet in five miles to the floor of the Big South Fork River valley.
Also visit the McCreary County Museum (admission included in train ticket) to see how the coal company towns operated and the lifestyle of their people. Browse in one of the shops that now occupy the historic district. Enjoy a lunch or dinner or settle down for a quiet night's rest.
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Hunting, Hiking, Camping, Fishing, Wildlife Viewing,
Off Road Vehicle Use, Mountain Biking, Horseback Riding,
Firing Range, Wildlife Food Plots
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Royal Blue Wildlife Management Area located approximately 45 miles northwest of Knoxville, Tennessee and just north of Caryville, Tennessee, in parts of Campbell and Scott Counties, many old mine sites on the area, most sites have re-vegetated naturally, many high walls remain exposed, recent mines have been reclaimed and provide valuable habitats, strip and deep operations are currently ongoing within the area. The area offers all terrain vehicles (ATV's), motorcycles, 4 X 4s, and other types of off road vehicles. Stable populations of many game and non-game species exist in the Royal Blue Area including deer, turkey, squirrel, grouse, beaver, rabbit, snipe, woodcock, and elk. Ponds contain bass and bluegill.
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- ORV, horseback riding, bicycles and all other vehicles are restricted to roads marked "open" to vehicular traffic
- Camping is permitted on the entire area
- Hunting same as statewide seasons
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Fees
Fees for Horseback Riding, Bicycling, and Off-Highway Use
(Off-Highway Vehicle - Any Vehicle Capable of Traveling Off Highways Within the State)
Exemptions
- Youth Under the Age of 13
- Persons Holding a Valid Annual or Permanent Hunting License with a Valid Permit
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Residents:
Annual fee $50.00 or possession of an annual or permanent hunting and fishing license and any permit required to hunt on Royal Blue or any Sportsman License.
Daily Fee $10.00
Non-Residents:
Annual fee $160.00 or possession of a non-resident annual all game hunting license and any permit required to hunt on Royal Blue.
Daily Fee $25.00
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For Additional Information, Call 423-566-8557
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Purchase Hunting/Fishing License
Wal Mart Supercenter
19740 Alberta Street
Oneida, TN
423-569-6228
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Throughout the year, quality events are held in our community. These events are designed to provide entertainment for our local community while encouraging visitors to come share in the event. Visit us anytime and step back to a simpler time. Our spring season ushers in dogwoods, wildflowers, and leaves on beautiful timber. The summer climate offers pleasant days, beautiful romantic nights for astronomy, hiking, biking, festivals and fairs. Fall in our area is most spectacular with fall foliage and festival. With winter comes holidays featuring parades, tours of homes, and Christmas in the Park.
