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Food Scene: Chattanooga prepares to host the Spanish national team
What does it take to prepare a small Appalachian city to host one of the best teams in the world? For starters, a locked-down hotel and over 400 pounds of Iberico ham.

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Chattanooga Fourth of July celebration to feature 500-drone show
Event will come two days after fireworks on the river

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Ballot question on Dalton’s Confederate statue doesn’t mean it’s coming back
On the recent partisan primary ballot in Northwest Georgia, Republican voters in Whitfield County had a chance to weigh in on whether a statue of Confederate Gen. Joseph E. Johnston — removed after protests over the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis in 2020 — should be returned to downtown Dalton.

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‘You go where the work is’: Elected constable works far beyond Bradley County, earns thousands from ICE
As a constable in Bradley County, Tim Fowler is an elected, one-man law enforcement agency. His post is unpaid and gets no regular state or county government funding. But under a collaboration agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, he is eligible for tens of thousands of dollars in stipends, salary reimbursements and incentives for carrying out tasks on behalf of the federal government.

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Attorneys call for Tennessee death penalty pause after ‘barbaric’ failed execution
Attorneys for Tony Carruthers urged Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee to pause the state's death penalty days after executioners failed to place IV lines for Carruthers' lethal injection.

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Chattanooga Lookouts partner with Tivoli Theatre Foundation to bring concerts to Erlanger Park
More than just baseball is coming to Erlanger Park in the near future.

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SEC football coaches seek to ‘get past this era of college athletics’
Ever wonder how sustainable it is for SEC schools to keep spending all this money to build football rosters through revenue sharing and through NIL deals?

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California is Chattanooga’s top source of new out-of-state migrants, paper says
Although many new Chattanooga residents still come from elsewhere in Tennessee, California has been the Scenic City's largest out-of-state source of transplants over a five-year period.

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Hamilton County school board to consider limiting device use for elementary, middle school students
A new policy being considered by the Hamilton County Board of Education would prevent elementary and middle school students from being assigned one-to-one devices to take home.

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Chattanooga’s average wage rises but still trails nation at large
The average wage in the broader Chattanooga region ticked up in 2025, but it still lagged behind the national average.
