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We had the privilege at Chattanooga Jewish Federation to receive a visit from a young CTFP reporter, Kailee Shores.

We had the privilege at Chattanooga Jewish Federation to receive a visit from a young CTFP reporter, Kailee Shores.

A new partnership is turning uneaten school lunches into hot meals for Chattanooga neighbors in need.

A new therapy center designed specifically for older autistic children and teens opened last month in Chattanooga, serving an age group often underserved as children outgrow traditional early intervention programs.

I read with great interest the article about the Fort Oglethorpe hospital. We have had very pleasant experiences with a similar structure at a closed Army post.

True story. I don't recall the year, probably sometime in the late '90s, I dated a guy who was a metallurgist. He told me his company here in Chattanooga had lost the necessary formula for making its product.

Just weeks after Hamilton County emergency crews added whole blood products to their ambulances, crews administered the first unit of whole blood to a patient following a critical car crash earlier this month.

Without being venomous, I would like to state what I see as some misconceptions about education. My history includes graduation from the UTC School of Education and 22 years in the Hamilton County system.

In a matter of days America will celebrate 250 years. Have we grown as a country with amelioration, or have we become vestigial?

All can agree the religious government in Iran is bad. Now you know what's potentially wrong with Christian nationalism. Sinclair Lewis said, "Fascism will come wrapped in a flag and carrying a bible."

Legislators in Nashville are deciding in the coming days on critical legislation, the FairRx Act, that will shape how Tennesseans access prescription drugs.
