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Gary Kuehn wants to continue supporting teachers, students in Harrison area’s Hamilton County school board seat
Incumbent Gary Kuehn, R-Ooltewah, hopes to continue increasing career and technical education opportunities and supporting teachers with another term on the Hamilton County Board of Education.
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Jordan Hammond wants to bring support for teachers, academic focus to Harrison area’s Hamilton County school board seat
Engineer Jordan Hammond wants to support teachers and ensure students are prepared for life after graduation as a Hamilton County school board member.
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‘It’s kind of like our Super Bowl, one of our busiest weekends of the year.’ Notable quotes from a week of Chattanooga area news
People who had a way with words in the news last week:
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Hamilton County Republican Party wants to flip Red Bank over property taxes
Red Bank resident Nam Phuong Dang said she has been covering her mother's property taxes for the past five years and has noticed the regular increases in the cost.
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Hamilton County commissioners keep 11-person group chat. Expert says legality is ‘a close call’
All 11 Hamilton County commissioners are part of a group chat in which they regularly communicate about both county business and personal matters, according to records obtained by the Chattanooga Times Free Press.
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Georgia’s food benefit payment errors could cost the state millions of dollars — but not quite yet
Georgia could be on the hook to pay millions of dollars to maintain a key food assistance program if the state doesn't drastically reduce its payment error rates, thanks to changes implemented under last summer's federal budget reconciliation bill.
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Judge extends order blocking Tennessee officials from reporting sick, disabled immigrant children
A Nashville judge on Wednesday extended an order from last week that blocks Tennessee health officials from reporting 400 immigrant children with disabilities and chronic illnesses, enrolled in a safety-net health program, to a state immigration enforcement office.
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Chattanooga 250: Local women made history when they sued the Ku Klux Klan
Every evening at sunset, Fannie Mae Crumsey gathered her grandchildren to her home on what is now M.L. King Boulevard to start their bedtime routine, which began with Crumsey leaning over her precious petunias in the front yard, carefully watering and weeding at each day's end.
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Hamilton County pursues one-year pause on data centers
The new county planning department will use the time to study the impacts of data centers
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Man charged in fatal Bradley County assault
Authorities in Bradley County have charged a man in connection with a suspected homicide that happened on Lowery Street on Tuesday.
