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Fare Exchange: Recipes for chocolate chip cookies, fresh apple cake and a request for special cheese
Good morning, you there settled among the glories of October. Our friend Champ has returned from an adventure in Oaxaca, bringing with him food memories, and for you a few questions.
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Restaurant Review: Nomia takes Southern cuisine on a trip around the world in Chattanooga
Executive chef Adam Lawson has a knack for updating Southern dishes, adding a touch of fusion that's new and exciting, like his take on okra with a whirlwind of flavors and textures that take your tastebuds on a trip around the world.
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Dean at Southern Adventist University part of author talk on religious extremism
Two authors are set to have a conversation Tuesday at Ooltewah Whistlestop Cafe about growing up in religious extremism.
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Interested in all things space? Here’s a Chattanooga place you need to know
If the Artemis missions have you dreaming of the moon, then head to Brainerd Road for a closer look.
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Dear Abby: Comments about weight put grandma in the doghouse
DEAR ABBY: I moved 2,000 miles to be near my daughter and her family. One of my granddaughters, "Libby," was diagnosed with a medical condition and has put on some weight.
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Chattanooga’s Walnut Street Bridge reopens after 18-month restoration
Even a downpour could not stop Chattanooga from celebrating the long-awaited reopening of the Walnut Street Bridge.
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Chattanooga church and nonprofit unveil and bless four transitional apartments for youth aging out of foster care
Four apartments for young adults aging out of childcare were unveiled in Christ Church Episcopal's Project Canterbury building, neighboring the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's campus.
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First Things First: The warning signs we may mistake for love
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and recently our team completed domestic violence training with the Dr. Carol B. Berz Family Justice Center, a local organization we work closely with when families we serve are navigating unsafe relationships.
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Pastor Bo: Dinesh D’Souza, Calvinism, and the kitchen table
A few weeks ago, I opened X to post a morning Bible verse and had my attention captured by a seeming oddity.
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Powell: Ministry of small things
I'm a young leader at a new church revitalization in the Red Bank area, and I have some big dreams.
