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Parts of Georgia Ave., M.L. King Blvd. and Market St. closing for bluegrass festival
Road closures and traffic changes begin on Tuesday for the International Bluegrass Music Association World of Bluegrass event, which will be taking place on outdoor stages and in small venues scattered across the downtown area Tuesday through Saturday.
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Hamilton County employers cutting staff as nationwide signs point to ‘economic cooling’
In July, Wacker Chemical Corp. announced it would lay off 90 workers at its polysilicon plant in Bradley County, and a maker of asphalt equipment, Astec, said it would reduce its workforce in Hamilton County by an undisclosed number of jobs.
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Chattanooga councilmember pushes for VW contract resolution
Nearly 18 months after Volkswagen employees overwhelmingly voted to join the United Auto Workers union, and almost a full year after negotiations on a contract began, Chattanooga City Council member Ron Elliott of Missionary Ridge said he's personally ready to see the two sides reach an agreement.
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McCallie defense remains stellar even without individual stars
Like muscle cars and mustaches, some old-school aspects of high school football remain not only popular but preferred.
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Soddy Daisy’s football revival has chance to gain even more momentum
Football is thriving again in Soddy Daisy, and the Trojans will host Rhea County on Friday night in a high-profile region opener between 3-0 teams.
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Four prep football games to watch in the Chattanooga area
Here are four of the best prep football games to watch Friday night in the Chattanooga area.
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Tennessee business diversity office is rebranding, will focus on small businesses
Officials at a Tennessee state office that helps small and diverse businesses compete for government contracts have decided on a new name and logo and are designing a new website that excludes references to diversity, internal documents reveal.
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Chattanooga council to vote on eliminating DEI office
Chattanooga's Department of Equity and Community Engagement could be dissolved next week if the City Council decides it must disband the office to comply with state law.
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TVA faces MAGA anger as it works to achieve Trump’s energy agenda
Federal utility in line with ‘unleashing American energy,’ leaders say
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Plan Hamilton adopted by regional planning board
Planning commissioners approved on Monday a strategic growth plan for unincorporated parts of Hamilton County, following years of public meetings and revisions.
