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Millions of Americans, including 1.9 million Tennesseans, gear up for a record-breaking week of travel
As he's planning trips between his post in Norfolk, Virginia, and his hometown of Cleveland, Tennessee, 32-year-old Joseph Beshears, a member of the U.S. Navy, generally prefers to hop in an airplane over a car. It's a no-brainer, he said.
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New business provides luxury camping service to Chattanooga region
Picture arriving at a campground to find a luxurious tent already set up, ready for a weekend complete with your favorite activities, whether hiking, kayaking or fishing. When the weekend is over, there's no need to take the tent down – collect your belongings and go.
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Chattanooga-area residents talk family political differences ahead of Thanksgiving
Travis White moved back to Chattanooga after he couldn't find people to disagree with.
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UTC misses FCS playoffs, ending Mocs’ 2024 season
UTC did not see its name listed as one of the 24 teams in the Football Championship Subdivision playoff field announced Sunday afternoon.
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Restaurant Scene: What artificial food and artificial intelligence could never replace
I've rewritten this column more times than I care to count.
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TVA has received about 1,600 comments on its long-term power plan
Chattanooga resident Doug Carlson has worked in quality assurance for 25 years, and he hates waste. It's like fingernails on a chalkboard, he said.
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Collegedale commissioners to decide outcome of rare tie in election results
The official results of the Nov. 5 election certified Wednesday by the Hamilton County Election Commission show the Collegedale City Commission race to be an even tie, with challenger Billy Burnette and incumbent Commissioner Debbie Baker both receiving 2,282 votes.
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Kelly Loeffler explains why she is backing Matt Gaetz for attorney general
Former Georgia U.S. Sen. Kelly Loeffler is backing President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for attorney general.
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Five ways RFK Jr. could undermine lifesaving childhood vaccines
For years, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has leveraged his famous name, his celebrity connections and his nonprofit, Children’s Health Defense, to spread misinformation about vaccines and call their safety and efficacy into question. Soon, he might have the power to go much further.
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Advocate calls proposed water rate hike in Chattanooga ‘catastrophic’
Tennessee American Water's request to increase rates for Chattanoogans by about 20% would be "catastrophic" to customers, according to the consumer advocate division of the state attorney general's office.
