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Pastor Bo: The blind guy and gospel grit
The wind was lightly swirling across the treacherous badlands of South Dakota.
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First Things First: Not every feeling needs fixing
Apparently, feelings now require troubleshooting. At least that is what I began to wonder this week.
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Bahá’ís of Chattanooga: ‘An invitation to thoughtful conversation’
Like many of you, I have a deep love for the founding ideals of our country.
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The Mundane Way: Try Lectio Divina for a fresh look at scripture
In a recent conversation with my spiritual director, a priest who is also a serious student of Christian contemplative practice, I shared that I often have difficulty making sense of and relating to much of what I read in the Bible.
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Chattanooga Ironman: What to know about road closures, race routes
The Ironman, the elite 140.6-mile test of triathlete endurance, returns to Chattanooga on Sunday.
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Things to do in the Chattanooga area this weekend include taco festival, vendor fair, craft night
A list of things to do in the Chattanooga area this week.
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Side Orders: How to turn cheap rotisserie chicken into three meals
While meat prices, particularly beef, remain high, it's nice to find that rotisserie chickens remain at $4.99 at big-box grocery stores, such as BJ's, Costco and Sam's.
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Fare Exchange: Recipes for apple cake, onion dip and a request for food that links us to life
Welcome to the fourth Wednesday of September, a month full of Wednesdays.
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Proteinmaxxing is reshaping dining — and pushing small restaurants to the brink
It's lunchtime at Fountain Grains & Greens in East Hollywood, a counter-service restaurant where customers increasingly prefer their rice and vegetable bowls piled high with hunks of chicken or steak.
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Chattanooga Ballet to honor Walnut Street Bridge reopening during October shows
Pierceton Mazell, a professional dancer with the Chattanooga Ballet, walked away from the troupe's rehearsal space Wednesday for a swig of water after a choreography run-through. He was breathing laboriously and drenched in sweat.
