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Mocs enter SoCon play with much better idea of where they’re at
Despite a rough start to this football season, there's still hope for the UTC Mocs with their entire SoCon schedule and all of their big-picture goals still in front of them.
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Mocs analysis: UTC, blitzed by Texans, starts 1-3 for second year in row
UTC beat writer Gene Henley breaks down the Mocs' loss at Tarleton State.
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Historic Chattanooga flood slammed 911 center
Amid hundreds of calls, trapped citizens pleaded for rescue
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Chattanooga gets a taste of its newest bluegrass festival
Hot off a busy night as cohost of the Bluegrass Music Awards, banjoist Alison Brown took to the stage Friday afternoon as the public got its first taste of Bluegrass Live in Chattanooga.
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Bluegrass’s big night in Chattanooga includes awards, laughs, and, of course, music
To a full and energetic crowd at Memorial Auditorium, East Nash Grass kicked off the 36th Annual International Bluegrass Music Association World of Bluegrass Awards show Thursday night.
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Stars hit the red carpet for Bluegrass Music Awards in Chattanooga
The stars were out Thursday night for the International Bluegrass Music Association's Bluegrass Music Awards.
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Comment period on national forests ‘roadless rule’ ends Friday
Public comments must be submitted by Friday on a potential change to allow more road building on undeveloped U.S. national forest land after the Trump administration announced plans in August to rescind the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, better known as the “Roadless Rule.”
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Hold the mayo: A potato salad recipe that’s perfect for picnics
Potato salad, a signature summer dish, is defined by its maker.
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Chattanoogans mourn conservative activist Charlie Kirk
Deviating from his study series in 2 Samuel, pastor Frank Ramseur of Calvary Chapel Chattanooga stopped to mourn with his congregation after the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
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Many conservatives view Kirk’s death as a galvanizing force for years to come
The vice president escorted Charlie Kirk’s casket home on Air Force Two. Thousands of people across the country gathered at candlelight vigils. A Republican congresswoman called for him to be allowed to lie in honor in the Capitol.
