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Hamilton County Schools begins process to revoke Chatt Prep’s charter
District found 21 of 45 teachers lack proper licenses
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As egg prices climb, many Tennesseans are considering backyard chickens
As the cost of eggs goes up, so does the number of Tennesseans considering raising chickens in their backyards.
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‘Meet us in person’: Chattanoogans want public town hall with Fleischmann
When Blake Wright heard U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann, R-Southeast Tennessee, was going to make an appearance at a meeting of city and county officials Monday, she decided to go.
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Novonix aims to alleviate concerns about $1 billion Chattanooga expansion ahead of key votes
A battery materials maker eyeing one of the largest ever investments in Hamilton County says it has firm support from the federal government as it aims to produce an important product for electric vehicles in Chattanooga — most of which is now manufactured overseas.
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Kennedy: His dad’s art lands in new ‘Captain America’ movie
For the past few weeks, "Captain America: Brave New World" has been one of America's top-grossing films at the box office.
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Restaurant Scene: Chattanoogan Jason Clark’s tattoo of a Krystal burger holds deeper meaning
Five shots of Goldschläger, four strong and frothy piña coladas, three carafes of grenache, two 40-ounce bottles of Colt 45 malt liquor and maybe even a partridge in a pear tree.
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Remember When, Chattanooga? In 1986, Riverbend pins were just $6
Riverbend festival organizers might have anticipated problems when the opening day of Riverbend 1986 fell on Friday, June 13.
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Chattanooga’s historic Walnut Street Bridge closing soon for 18-month renovation
Chattanoogans have about 10 days left to cross the Walnut Street Bridge before the historic landmark closes for an 18-month renovation project.
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Hamilton County school board discusses locking students’ phones in pouches
Hamilton County school board members are considering requiring students to lock their phones in pouches during the school day.
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As Blackburn, Rose look to be Tennessee’s governor, 2026 field may narrow
Tennessee's 2026 gubernatorial election is shaping up — and perhaps narrowing down — as U.S. Rep. John Rose and Sen. Marsha Blackburn seem likely to compete in a Republican primary.
