Outdoors
The latest Outdoors coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Buddy Gross made one Lake Toho spot pay off to tune of $100,000
Buddy Gross's four-day weight of 85 pounds, 12 ounces of bass produced his second FLW Tour career victory.
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Fresh Air Calendar, Feb. 14-20
See what's happening in the Chattanooga area's outdoors scene.
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Chattanooga Creek still full of trash despite volunteer efforts; cleanup taking place next weekend
Chattanooga Creek remains filled with trash despite months of work by community leaders and volunteers who have removed thousands of pounds of waste from the polluted waterway.
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Chattanooga environmental conservationist Sam Powell dies at 86
If "The Lorax" was based on a real person, it'd be Sam Powell.
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Area sports notes: Buddy Gross wins Toho bass tournament
Buddy Gross of Chickamauga, Georgia, completed his second FLW Tour victory Sunday, winning more than $100,000.
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Chattanooga cycling event moving to Sequatchie Valley as area launches Bikeways of the Scenic South initiative
Chattanooga's locally backed cycling event is moving away from the city to the Sequatchie Valley to ensure sustainability while appealing to a broader audience.
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Lula Lake Land Trust hires new leader, opening top position at Southeastern Climbers Coalition
Lula Lake Land Trust has hired a new executive director from across town to lead the land conservancy, leaving an opening atop the Chattanooga-based Southeastern Climbers Coalition.
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Area sports notes: Buddy Gross takes lead in FLW’s Toho tournament
Buddy Gross of Chickamauga, Georgia, zoomed from fifth place to first in the third round of the FLW Tour event in central Florida.
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North Georgia cave closed 364 days per year opens for research, exploration
A group of biologists, state employees and volunteers traversed a protected North Georgia cave on a spelunking expedition to conduct research related to the white-nose syndrome wiping out millions of bats across North America, Asia and Europe.
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North Georgia cave closed 364 days per year opens for research, exploration [photos]
A group of biologists, state employees and volunteers traversed a protected North Georgia cave on a spelunking expedition to conduct research related to the white-nose syndrome wiping out millions of bats across North America, Asia and Europe.
