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Chattanooga 250: Civil War battlefields are close to home 160 years later
Chattanooga: Its every suburb was a battlefield. These are the words that open the first chapter of historian Zella Armstrong's second volume of "The History of Hamilton County and Chattanooga, Tennessee."
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Chattanooga Airport board sues Tennessee leaders over board makeup
The Chattanooga Airport's board of directors has filed a lawsuit against Tennessee's top leaders, seeking to impede a state law that would vacate the panel and replace it with members mostly selected by state officials.
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Chattanooga council member’s ties to nonprofit put new spotlight on ethics
City’s elected leaders allowed to vote on matters benefiting their employers
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Chattanooga 250: City born as gateway to the West amid Indian removal
Town once named for Cherokee chief takes on name from Muscogee language
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Hamilton County school board OKs policy ending take-home devices for elementary, middle students
Elementary and middle school students will not be assigned a device to take home next school year under a new policy approved by the Hamilton County Board of Education.
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Chair of Hamilton County GOP says all kinds of Republicans welcome at Lincoln dinner
Gail Greene, chair of the Hamilton County GOP, said all kinds of Republicans, from moderate to conservative, have a spot in the party and a seat at Saturday's Lincoln Day Dinner, the county party's biggest fundraiser and gathering.
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Pilgrim’s to close part of Chattanooga poultry operations amid shift to Georgia
A $75 million investment in Pilgrim's poultry facility in Ellijay, Georgia, will result in the company closing its aging harvesting operations in Chattanooga at 1591 Broad St.
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Still Hollow development is Chattanooga area’s first ‘agrihood’
Local developer Burgin Homebuilders is creating the Chattanooga area's first "agrihood," a residential community built around features involving the production of fresh food and a growing trend in real estate across the country.
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Spanish national team enjoying home base in Chattanooga for FIFA World Cup
Written inside the main elevator at the Embassy Suites downtown is a simple yet important message to the Spanish national team.
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Losing Ground: Historic Black neighborhoods in Chattanooga face new pressures
Nikki Lake held her first grandchild inside her $1,500-a-month Avondale rental — three times what she paid when she first came to East Chattanooga — as new townhouses selling for just under $300,000 rose just up the road.
