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Head of the Hooch staying in Chattanooga, organizers say
Chattanooga will remain the host of one of the largest rowing regattas in the nation for the foreseeable future.
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Pastor Bo: The sordid saga of stupid sermonizing
Right off the bat, let me state unequivocally that most preachers I have been blessed to know have been and are fine gentlemen, careful handlers of Scripture, level-headed and intelligent.
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Dear Abby: Mother’s chats with grown daughter are criticized
DEAR ABBY: My fiance gets annoyed and calls it weird that I talk to my daughter every morning on my way to work and in the afternoon on my way home.
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Dolly Parton’s multifaceted legacy showcased at Nashville museum and hotel
Dolly Parton's longtime creative director, Steve Summers, designed hundreds of dresses and outfits for the late singer and entertainer every year, so he saw her in many stages of her career.
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Chattanooga Whiskey ‘full proof’ tour opens tap on 4K-gallon barrel
Chattanoogans can get a two-hour peek behind the curtain at how their local whiskey distillery has earned national and international acclaim for bourbons with a complex, toasty flavor.
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Dear Abby: Parent’s worst fear becomes recurring nightmare
DEAR ABBY: My two youngest children have special needs. Both have the mentality of a 7- or 8-year-old.
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Things to do in the Chattanooga area this weekend include Boo in the Zoo, Wine Over Water
A list of things to do in the Chattanooga area this weekend.
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The enduring popularity of Elvis Presley’s Graceland is a monument to his legacy
Elvis Presley's Graceland.
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Dear Abby: Husband struggles to manage wife’s dementia and hoarding
DEAR ABBY: As an 80-year-old man, I'm up against a problem I cannot deal with.
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On cusp of merger, ‘Digger bombs for Warner Bros., ‘Verity’ takes No. 1 at box office
On the cusp of the studio's merger with Paramount, Warner Bros.' "Digger" flopped in its opening weekend, handing Tom Cruise one of the worst debuts of his career and serving as a bitter final note for Warner Bros. as a standalone studio.
