Columnists
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Good Deed: Walmart Community Grant funds assist Austin Hatcher pediatric cancer foundation
Walmart Community Grant program officials recently announced that the Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer was awarded a $22,000 grant for its comprehensive care programs for families affected by childhood cancer.
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Opinion: Thankfully, no electile dysfunction in this election
Newsweek lamented Nov. 9th, "Harris has 69 million votes, more than twelve million fewer than the 81.2 million votes Biden got in 2020. Trump is currently at 72.6 million."
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Opinion: The influence and power of storytelling
Once upon a time, there was a storytelling festival held in Chattanooga's Coolidge Park called TaleSpin.
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CSAS grad one of five Fulbright-National Geographic Award recipients in the world
Konstantine Vlasis, 33, has been a percussionist since fifth grade.
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Opinion: Trump’s comeback victory
After reshaping his party and national politics, his win looks a lot like Andrew Jackson’s in 1828
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Local history: 1919 “Victory-Peace Celebration’ honors war veterans
When Germany signed the armistice at 11:11 a.m. (U.S. time) on Nov. 11, 1918, at Le Francport near Compiene, France, church bells across Europe rang in jubilee.
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Good Deed: Cleveland State awarded $100,000 grant from DENSO North America Foundation
Cleveland State Community College recently was awarded a $100,000 grant from the DENSO North America Foundation to purchase training equipment for its Advanced Technologies Department, according to a news release.
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An obituary for Nov. 5, 2024 and more letters to the editors
America died today, hope died today.
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The Rant
I guess they don't need seats at the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium. Bought good seats for the Tedeschi Trucks concert and got to stare at people's backs for two hours.
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Opinion: Distortion and denial of “The Longest Hate”
Given the growing antisemitism in today's world, I recently attended one of the four-part series of "The History of Jewish Hate" at Chattanooga's Jewish Federation.
