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Georgia’s three reasons for optimism and three for concern in 2025
Georgia will kick off its 2025 schedule on Aug. 30 against Marshall in Athens.
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Patient Simpson finally getting opportunity to guide the Tide
Alabama redshirt junior quarterback Ty Simpson realizes he could be one of college football's few remaining dinosaurs.
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Alabama’s three reasons for optimism and three for concern in 2025
Alabama will kick off its 2025 schedule on Aug. 30 at Florida State.
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Things to do in the Chattanooga area this weekend include Chatt Town Cool Down, UFO and watermelon festivals
With temperatures on the rise again, this weekend's Chatt Town Cool Down offers an opportunity to beat the heat. Also on the agenda, there's UFO Days in the town of Fyffe, Alabama, and there's going to be a watermelon-themed festival at McDonald Farm. Here's the chronology.
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Q&A: Chattanooga Zoo’s CEO celebrates 40 years with organization
In 1985, the Chattanooga Zoo started down a path that would lead it to where it is today. One employee has had a front-row seat to the zoo's evolution.
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Chattanooga arts groups reeling from ‘tumultuous’ impact of funding cuts
The job description for executive director of the Chattanooga Ballet does not typically include carpentry, but these days, between phone calls and meetings, Brian McSween can be found maintaining and upgrading the facility himself — including, at times, running power tools.
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Why companies born and raised in California are leaving the state
Last month, billionaire In-N-Out owner Lynsi Snyder announced her move from California to Tennessee, where she plans to open new restaurants and continue raising her family.
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Chattanooga mayor unveils reduction in proposed tax rate
Mayor Tim Kelly has knocked several cents off the certified tax rate he will submit to members of the Chattanooga City Council for their approval in the coming days.
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Chattanooga deluge exceeded Interstate 24 flood standards
Torrential rainfall that inundated dozens of vehicles on the highway Tuesday evening was somewhere between a 200- and 500-year flood event, experts said, exceeding the 50-year standard of the Interstate 24/Interstate 75 interchange widening project.
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Chattanooga, Hamilton County officials say they’ll ask state about interstate flooding
Tuesday's deadly flash flooding, which closed Interstate 24 for hours Tuesday night and left a new section of highway under water, has raised questions about whether the $161 million project was built with adequate protection against inundation.
