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Gender neutral sign scorned in Signal Mountain
Mayor responds, ‘There’s a big world out there, people’
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‘One pill can kill’: Parents’ billboards raise overdose awareness in Chattanooga
In an effort to combat and raise awareness of accidental drug overdoses, Chattanooga parents are using billboards to spread a message: "Fentanyl steals loved ones."
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Hamilton County voter data shows ‘ruby red’ Tennessee is a big draw for those leaving ‘Soviet Republic’ of California
It's clear to new Chattanoogans and long-timers alike that a slew of Californians have moved here in recent years, but have they brought Left Coast politics with them? An analysis of voter data by the Chattanooga Times Free Press suggests that, to the contrary, most of them trek right instead of left.
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Chambers chosen as new Chattanooga police chief
Kelly’s selection up for review by city council
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Chattanooga unveils new brand for city
Mayor Tim Kelly unveiled a new Chattanooga brand Thursday, saying it's the city's first such effort, as his administration prepares to launch the new municipal website in coming months.
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UTC’s O-line eager to keep up its standard while facing Vols
No matter the opponent, there's a certain responsibility that comes with playing on the offensive line for UTC.
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Jakobe Thomas no longer on the outside looking in at the Vols
Playing for the first time in Neyland Stadium this Saturday afternoon is certain to be special for a slew of Tennessee freshmen.
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America’s biggest bank to open two branches in Chattanooga by year’s end
America's biggest bank plans to enter the Chattanooga market by year's end with the opening of a pair of branches and potentially more to come.
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Judge: Former deputy Wilkey not barred but unlikely to work in law enforcement again
Former Hamilton County Sheriff's Deputy Daniel Wilkey is unlikely to work in law enforcement again, a federal judge wrote in a settlement order this month.
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Grassroots support won Michele Reneau the District 27 primary, supporters say
Hazlewood backers say challenger misrepresented incumbent’s voting record
