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Chattanooga is working to attract passenger rail service. Here’s what you need to know
Even with its history of rail, a passenger train hasn't departed from Chattanooga in the history of Amtrak, which started in 1971, but that may change in the coming years as the city has taken steps recently to bring passenger service back.
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Restaurant Scene: My favorite slice, and it’s not a Pizza Week competitor
Let me preface this entire article by saying: There is absolutely, positively no such thing as "authentic New York-style pizza" outside of the five boroughs — not even Yonkers. It's not me being a snob, because I am certainly not. It's just the truth.
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Cicadas emerge in Chattanooga for 2024: 2 broods means twice the noise
A much-anticipated double brood of cicadas — a 13-year brood and a 17-year brood of the noisy insects — has begun to emerge across the eastern U.S., Tennessee and Chattanooga as they start singing their way into summer.
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University of the South in Sewanee responds to pro-Palestinian student protesters
The vice chancellor and president of the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee, has responded to the pro-Palestinian student protesters gathered at the school's All Saints' Chapel, according to an email from the university.
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‘Enough is enough’: Ooltewah area sees most residential growth in Hamilton County in past decade
It was a normal Saturday one recent weekend for Chris Maughon, an Ooltewah resident since 1989, when he drove out to run some errands for what he thought would be a quick trip.
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US poised to ease restrictions on marijuana in historic shift, but it’ll remain controlled substance
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration will move to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug, The Associated Press has learned, a historic shift to generations of American drug policy that could have wide ripple effects across the country.
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5 things on the minds of Republican candidates for Hamilton County school board
The five Republican Hamilton County school board candidates talked Monday about their key campaign priorities and encouraged conservatives to vote.
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Camp Jordan’s Jack Dickert Fishing Pond stocked with channel catfish
Dickert Memorial Pond at Camp Jordan Park in East Ridge was stocked earlier this month with channel catfish that provide a boost to the pond's finned inhabitants to challenge anglers visiting the increasingly popular small body of water.
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Hamilton County teachers reflect on why educators are leaving the profession
Across Tennessee, the percentage of teachers who said they plan to remain in education long term has declined.
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School vouchers, flags and more: 6 bills that failed in the Tennessee statehouse
After Tennessee's legislature ended its session Thursday night, plenty of bills were left on the cutting room floor.
