Maclellan Foundation program working to help students stay in Brainerd High School
As long as money is available, no child at Brainerd High School will have to leave that school because his parents can't pay rent or utilities.
Reasons to recycle: Chattanoogans mark Earth Day
People brought truckloads of old cell phones, cathode ray tube television sets, tennis shoes, old appliances and tower computers to the corner of Fourth and Walnut streets on Monday in recognition of Earth Day.
Chattanooga Housing Authority plans to raise late fees
For decades, Chattanooga public housing residents have been charged only a $5 penalty for late rent.
300 compete in Special Olympics today
* What: Special Olympics
Chris Anderson embodies 30 years of progress: Chattanooga’s first gay councilman sworn in today
* What: Inaugural ceremony for Mayor-elect Berke and newly elected City Council members
100 Black Women to host banquet to ‘save’ children
* What: The National Coalition of 100 Black Women Inc., Chattanooga chapter, "Let's Save Our Sons and Daughters" 2013 Spring Banquet
Drug take-back day is next week at UTC, citywide
Being on a college campus makes it easy for students to share prescription drugs. But they don't know the consequences of taking Adderall to help them pass a test and then drinking alcohol to celebrate when they pass, said Tricia Henderson, assistant director at UTC's Counseling and Personal Development Center.
A voice for refugees: Boynton Terrace residents say full-time interpreter is needed
This story is featured in today's TimesFreePress newscast.
Preventing teen dating violence: Students help build curriculum to be used in pilot program
Fourteen-year-old Taylor Jones said she saw her mom be the victim of domestic violence and wants to make sure it doesn't happen again.
Summer camps target kids with disabilities
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