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Hamilton County school board resolution opposing arming staff fails
The Hamilton County school board narrowly voted against passing a resolution that would have committed the school system to opting out of a new Tennessee law allowing teachers or staff to conceal carry on campus.
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Putting the R back in CARTA: Will Hamilton County’s public transit become regional again?
Since 1973, Hamilton County's public transportation has been operated by CARTA, an acronym for Chattanooga Area Regional Transportation Authority. But over the past several years, the authority largely hasn't served the area or the region as fixed route bus transit is limited to Chattanooga's city limits.
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Invasive Africanized honeybees confirmed in Jackson County and St. Clair County in Alabama
Traps to be set, suspicious bee reports sought
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Atlanta school board taps Tennessee educator to be its next superintendent
Bryan Johnson, a former superintendent of the Hamilton County school district in Chattanooga, is the Atlanta school board's sole finalist for superintendent.
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Things to do in the Chattanooga area to celebrate Juneteenth
Officially declared a federal holiday in 2021, Juneteenth, celebrated annually June 19, commemorates the end of slavery in the United States.
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Chattanooga home prices rise to all-time high in May
The median price of homes sold in the Chattanooga area rose last month to an all-time high of $344,000, or nearly double the typical price of Chattanooga homes sold seven years ago, according to the Greater Chattanooga Realtors.
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WalletHub says Chattanooga won’t be in best, worst cities rankings after letter from Mayor Tim Kelly
In 2023, WalletHub named Chattanooga the second-worst run city in the United States, but Mayor Tim Kelly questioned how the company calculates its rankings, and the city won't be part of future versions of the report until the issue is clarified.
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Downtown Chattanooga could look dramatically different in the future. Here’s why.
with several ambitious projects planned across the urban core, the city may see its biggest transformation in a generation over the coming years.
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Remember When, Chattanooga? A Ruby Falls bumper tag was a prized souvenir
From the 1930s into the 1980s, a Ruby Falls bumper tag was a badge of adventure for some U.S. travelers.
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Effort to place many offices under Hamilton County Commission control faces pushback
Concerned the county has not been following the law, Hamilton County Commissioner David Sharpe has proposed reorganizing government offices, which detractors argue removes power from the mayor's office and makes the county look like "the rear end of a donkey."
