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Fall festival season across the Tennessee Valley: Your guide to the 2026 lineup
From apple festivals and grist-mill craft fairs to a riverfront regatta, here is what's happening between now and Thanksgiving in Southeast Tennessee, North Georgia and Northeast Alabama.
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At Chattanooga memorial, firefighters reflect on 9/11 and a legacy passed down
Michael Williams was finishing his shift at the East Ridge Fire Department on Sept. 11, 2001, drinking coffee and watching the morning news in the station when he learned a plane had struck the World Trade Center. He didn't think much of it, he said, believing it was just an accident.
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Dominance of Baylor, McCallie has some D-II teams considering independence
A move that could potentially shake up the entire framework for the TSSAA’s private-school membership could be presented to the state’s high school sports governing body as early as next week.
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State agency announces Chattanooga talks on new downtown regulation
The state agency overseeing tourism development is partnering with the Chattanooga Tourism Co. to host a townhall-like event at the Chattanooga Convention Center later this month.
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Isaiah Rashad announces Chattanooga concert for November
Chattanooga rapper Isaiah Rashad has announced that the final stop on the North American leg of his world tour will take place in the Scenic City.
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‘We relate to each other’: How equine therapy helped local man control his emotions
Sweat beaded on the brows of 21-year-old Jonathan Minter as he squatted in the crosstie stall to pick the pick the hooves of a dark brown and white blaze horse before their 11:30 a.m. riding session.
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Walker County committee weighs potential data center rules amid new facility moratorium
Walker County's committee studying potential data center regulations held its first meeting as a moratorium remains in place, officials said.
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Excitement abounds among Vols fans for season opener
The Big Orange brigade of cars and trucks began making its way toward Knoxville from across the Chattanooga area in the wee hours of Saturday morning.
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Local attractions draw bigger crowds as Labor Day closes out summer with high gas prices and temperatures
Nearly 60 years after first visiting Ruby Falls as a small child, Paul Pickens returned this week to the underground waterfall beneath Lookout Mountain and brought his family from Michigan City, Indiana.
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Lane closures halted, DUI and boating enforcement increased for Labor Day weekend
AAA warns to be ready for road trips and breakdowns
