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Restaurant Scene: Dub’s Place has served up crumble burgers since 1952 in Red Bank
On a drizzly, dark December night, I followed the neon lights zipping around the building of Dub's Place.
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New Dalton logo seeks to capture the fabric of the community
Dalton will roll out a new city logo sometime next year, joining Chattanooga in receiving updated branding.
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Hamilton County Schools receive A-F letter grades from state, roughly a third get D or F
The typical Hamilton County school received a C under the formula Tennessee uses to assign letter grades to every public school.
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Deportation anticipation: Some fear it, some welcome it, but what will ‘it’ look like in Tennessee?
In her Highland Park office Friday, Regina Varela's phone was ringing. It's been ringing a lot lately, she said. Her clients are scared and anxious, and her immigration law firm has been advising some to lay low.
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It’s beginning to look like another record for holiday travel
Drivers and airline passengers without reindeer and sleighs better make a dash for it: it's beginning to look like another record for holiday travel in the U.S.
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Tennessee hemp businesses win settlement over wrongful seizure
Tennessee officials will have to pay a $735,000 settlement to two hemp businesses after law enforcement seized more than $1 million worth of hemp under the assumption it was illegal marijuana.
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Red Bank restaurant confirms it does not cater same-sex weddings
A Red Bank pizzeria sparked backlash on social media this week after confirming it doesn't cater same-sex weddings.
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Chattanooga Airport posts third-highest air fares nationally
Chattanooga Airport is the third most expensive airport to fly from in the United States, with an average air fare of $528, according to new government data.
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Chattanooga area police unions dispute former chief’s subpoena of internal communications about leadership
Chattanooga's former police chief, who is facing 17 criminal charges, has subpoenaed all internal communications about her from two local police unions — both of which claim her request is unreasonable and invasive.
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Chattanooga submits final application to become North America’s first National Park City
Whether Chattanooga will be designated North America's first National Park City is in the hands of the National Park City Foundation following the submission of the city's final application.
