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Southern Adventist’s largest-ever grant at risk due to Tennessee lawsuit
The future of Southern Adventist University's largest grant is uncertain after the U.S. Department of Justice declined to defend a federal program that helps fund Hispanic-serving colleges and universities against a lawsuit.
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Drinking water tech for disasters was tested on Amy Grant’s Tennessee farm
A company looking to make clean drinking water more climate-resilient and accessible during disasters found an ideal testing ground in an unlikely place: Amy Grant's Williamson County, Tennessee, farm.
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Is Chattanooga in the Eastern time zone?
"Well, of course," Southeast Tennessee residents are probably saying to themselves. "Why are you asking such an obvious question?"
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‘Democrats can gather about 50 people in Miller Plaza’: 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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Spirit Airlines ending service in Chattanooga
Spirit Airlines will end three nonstop flights from Chattanooga about four months after they launched.
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Tennessee agriculture commissioner to retire
Deputy Commissioner Andy Holt will fill role
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Tennessee appeals judge’s decision to block law making it a crime to aid minors get an abortion
Tennessee is appealing an order by a federal judge that permanently blocked a portion of state law that made it a crime to help minors obtain an out-of-state abortion.
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Sheriff Austin Garrett running for reelection
Hamilton County Sheriff Austin Garrett announced Thursday he will seek reelection next year.
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UTC Kappa Sigma chapter faces withdrawal
The national Kappa Sigma fraternity issued a withdrawal letter for its UTC chapter that was suspended following a self-immolation incident that left two pledges burned, officials said.
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Trump administration moves closer to ending protections for 58M acres of national forests
85K acres in Tennessee could be affected
