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Chattanooga opens Moccasin Bend Connector greenway
Cyclists and pedestrians can now safely move between Chattanooga's North Shore and Moccasin Bend with the opening of a new greenway.
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Vanderbilt University puts Divinity School into receivership
Vanderbilt University has confirmed that the Vanderbilt Divinity School has been placed into receivership. Dean Yolanda Pierce and Deputy Provost Tracey George informed the current students and faculty in an email Tuesday.
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Blackburn campaign sends questionable fundraising emails with phishing-like subjects
If you got an email with the subject "CORRECTION REQUIRED" or "Notice of Rescindment," you may have thought you had some billing issue or that someone was phishing for your personal information. But it may have actually come from Marsha Blackburn.
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Justices sound skeptical of Georgia agency’s decision to remove children from their home
Georgia Supreme Court justices had pointed questions this week for representatives of the Georgia Department of Human Services' Division of Family and Children Services.
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Chattanooga third in US for properties added to high-risk flood zone
Designation may come with insurance requirement
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Valleybrook residents ask Jimmy White for transparency after leaked drawing
Residents of the Valleybrook and Windbrook neighborhoods in Hixson are petitioning developer Jimmy White, owner of the Valleybrook Golf and Country Club, and public officials to include them in any future development plans at the course.
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What two Hamilton County studies reveal about AI in the classroom
Thousands of students in Hamilton County Schools participated in two studies looking at how artificial intelligence tools affect learning, with researchers saying student success hinged less on access to AI tools than how they ultimately were used.
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Perspective: Move to paper’s new digs rouses old memories, stirs excitement for future
I have always been someone who believes readers of the Chattanooga Times Free Press are not especially interested to know the inner workings of their local newspaper.
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Red Bank moves forward with city park at old middle school site
The city of Red Bank is moving forward with plans for a city park at 3715 Dayton Blvd., the 12-acre former site of Red Bank Middle School that has been empty since the school was demolished in 2013.
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Booting returns Oct. 1 as Chattanooga parking amnesty expires
The four-month amnesty period for parking violators in Chattanooga to pay fines or face getting their cars booted ends Wednesday, and residents with unpaid tickets still have a narrow window of time to apply for fine reductions through the program.
