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Trump attacks Ossoff, warns Georgia voters of another Great Depression
Speaking to a packed hangar at Dalton Municipal Airport on Friday, President Donald Trump touched on a host of topics, but repeatedly returned to one target: U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff.
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Perspective: How long must a city ponder its riverfront?
How long must a community ponder a project before it moves forward? It's a fair question for a city that has spent years debating the future of its waterfront.
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National Move Over Day raises awareness of roadside traffic laws
The Third Saturday in October in the Chattanooga region typically refers to the Tennessee-Alabama football game, but across the U.S., Oct. 17 will mark National Move Over Day.
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Chattanooga City Council denies Whiskey Cowgirl bid to add mini golf
The Chattanooga City Council denied a rezoning request this week that would have allowed Broad Street bar Whiskey Cowgirl to use an adjacent parking lot for a miniature golf course.
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Qcells launches solar panels with frames made in Tennessee
Qcells, a South Korean full-service solar technology provider with major plants in North Georgia, announced new versions of its residential solar panels featuring aluminum frames made in Tennessee.
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Northwest Whitfield student arrested after weapon found in car on campus
Deputies found a weapon in a student's car at Northwest Whitfield High School on Thursday, according to the county Sheriff's Office.
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Rep. Justin Pearson sues Memphis alleging First Amendment violation
After being banned from Memphis City Council meetings, state Rep. Justin J. Pearson filed suit Tuesday against the city alleging the action violates the First Amendment.
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Finance reports: Tennessee Democrats boost funding for key races in final push to Election Day
Campaign finance reports released Wednesday show Tennessee's Democratic party and legislators pouring tens of thousands of dollars into select campaigns in an effort to flip Republican house seats.
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Everyone agrees housing is an issue in Tennessee. Candidates and experts offer different solutions
This fall, the Banner sent out a community survey to ask what issues mattered most to you in this election cycle. This is the latest in our community-focused series.
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WUTC hopes high-dollar donors will step forward to help close $89K shortfall
Chattanooga's public radio station is looking to make up an approximately $89,000 shortfall or it will have to potentially consider cutting programming or other services, according to station leadership.
