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Book Review: Jeff Apter surveys the life of rock’s premier ballad singer
The period between 1958 and 1964 is usually marked as an interregnum in rock 'n' roll history.
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Living on Purpose: Dreams are empowered with perseverance
Disappointment is a familiar feeling, especially to the ambitious.
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Dear Abby: Bride-to-be has given mixed signals to her inner circle
DEAR ABBY: I have two best friends going back to third grade (we're in our 30s now) and one older sister.
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Chattanooga to be bluegrass central in October as 3 Sisters and Bluegrass Live announce lineups
October is shaping up to be a bluegrass triple feature in Chattanooga, with the 3 Sisters Festival, the International Bluegrass Music Association World of Bluegrass and two nights of Billy Strings at the renovated Tivoli.
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Things to do in the Chattanooga area this weekend include Beast Feast, Ice Cream Crawl, Hot as Hades
Here are some events to look forward to in the area this weekend.
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Food Scene: Sully’s Crepe Co. (softly) opens near Coolidge Park
It's all in the details. The freshly potted flowers by the patio. The white-and-yellow, checkered linoleum floor. The red garage door. The hand-painted and designed logo.
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Food Scene: 9 Chattanooga ice cream spots to try this summer
Ice cream has a gravitas that no other dessert has.
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Fare Exchange: Welcome the ides of July with chicken salad and cake
Welcome to the ides of July, and these ides we do NOT need to beware. This is the midpoint of what used to be a fulsome three-month summer, but for many of us, the fall season is just around the corner. Also around the corner, always, are fields of food to enjoy. Among the wishes of you readers on this day are these:
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Side Orders: Level up your potato salad by smashing the spuds
Bowls filled with potato salad abound during the summer months, but never more so than on tables in July when the heat of the season has a stronghold on the South.
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Sam Neill, New Zealand actor who starred in ‘Jurassic Park’ and ‘The Piano,’ dies
Sam Neill, the smoothly elegant and versatile actor whose prolific career moved from art films to blockbusters as he dodged velociraptors in "Jurassic Park" and played Holly Hunter's cruel husband in "The Piano," has died.
