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Rock City CEO: Growth still on agenda despite gondola vote
Rock City is going to grow even after Lookout Mountain, Georgia, officials denied its request to build part of a gondola sky lift within city limits, the company said.
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Lookout Mountain City Council denies Rock City gondola amendments
In the end, the "No Gondola" movement was an unstoppable force.
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Chattanooga start-up Double Holo helps vendors turn nostalgia into profit
Online marketplace, analytics platform made for Pokémon card collectors
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Chattanooga Ballet to honor Walnut Street Bridge reopening during October shows
Pierceton Mazell, a professional dancer with the Chattanooga Ballet, walked away from the troupe's rehearsal space Wednesday for a swig of water after a choreography run-through. He was breathing laboriously and drenched in sweat.
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Wright family requests Project River delay to address public concerns
The Wright family of Wright Brothers Construction has asked the city of Cleveland, Tennessee, to delay action on Project River, the family's expansive proposed industrial campus in Bradley County.
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Thursday high notches Chattanooga record for consecutive days over 90 degrees
Chattanooga has gone 45 days hitting highs of 90 degrees or more, setting a 147-year record Thursday, and forecasters say the heat won't relent until next week.
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Chattanooga seeks to expand traffic technology despite funding loss
The city of Chattanooga is nearly finished with a $2 million grant to help emergency vehicles communicate with the intersections they're passing through, and local officials are looking to expand the program beyond the downtown health corridor.
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Main Street paving project converts four lanes to two
Redesign on track to finish by Oct. 31
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TVA, Tennessee join forces with UK to develop nuclear fusion
The state of Tennessee, the Tennessee Valley Authority and a nuclear fusion company based in the state signed a collaborative agreement with the U.K. government in London on Monday.
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Climate groups sue TVA for running Cumberland coal, gas plant together
Two climate nonprofits sued the Tennessee Valley Authority in federal court over the federal utility's plan to run coal-fired and gas-fired power plants simultaneously at a Middle Tennessee site.
