Regional
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Plan Hamilton passes County Commission in narrow vote
Legislative body approves blueprint 6-5
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Chattanooga location of Ace Pickleball Club opens Friday
Ace Pickleball Club, the Chattanooga area's first club dedicated solely to pickleball, is set to open Friday in Hixson.
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Ashley Dillon focusing on transparency in race for Hixson area Hamilton County school board seat
Therapist Ashley Dillon wants to promote transparency and parental involvement as a Hamilton County school board member.
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Sandy Pricer wants to support the community as the Hixson area Hamilton County school board member
Nonprofit CEO Sandy Pricer hopes to support the community as a Hamilton County school board member.
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Ruth Walker hopes to support students, teachers as Hixson area Hamilton County school board member
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga professor Ruth Walker plans to make data-driven decisions that support students and teachers as a Hamilton County school board member.
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Tennessee Democrats revive push on ‘pot for potholes’
As Tennessee's new ban on popular hemp products took effect Wednesday, two Democratic lawmakers are reigniting a drive to legalize marijuana and use the proceeds to patch craters in highways across the state.
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Tennessee House speaker appoints lawyer for payday lender to Nashville Airport board
House Speaker Cameron Sexton appointed John Cheadle, a lawyer for payday lender Advance Financial whose firm has sued thousands of Tennesseans over 279.5% loans, to the Metro Nashville Airport Authority Board.
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Judge expects Alabama Supreme Court to get Tuberville residency case
Attorneys argued for nearly three hours in a Montgomery courtroom Monday about whether to allow a challenge to U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville's ability to run for governor to move forward.
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Memphis schools takeover blocked by judge in temporary order
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Memphis school takeover board's authority, after school officials said it could delay the start of the school year or even force building closures as the district prepares to welcome students back to class in less than five weeks.
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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.
