Your Wednesday at a glance:
- Weather: High 78; showers
- What to eat: Here are some restaurants offering takeout for Thanksgiving.
- What to do: Reserve a virtual visit with Santa Claus.
- What we’re excited about: Cleveland and Chattanooga seeing fewer job losses than other Tennessee cities.
Greetings, Chattanooga!
On this Veterans Day, I want to share a story from our “21-Veteran Salute” series that is extra impressive: Meet John and Taylor Creighton. The brothers are the youngest and last of seven Grundy County, Tennessee, brothers who accumulated more than 100 years of military service among them. You can read other stories about local veterans and their time in service at timesfreepress.com/veterans.
Let’s get into a few recent stories:
Remember when downtown Chattanooga was home to 9-foot-tall ostriches and Wild West shows? Well, of course you don’t. Not unless you are 120 years old.
A pair of large residential projects on Monday received rezoning approvals from a Chattanooga planning panel.
And it took Richard Carbaugh more than six decades to speak about his World War II experiences, but now he wants to talk to everybody about it.
– Allison Collins
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