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Moccasin Bend 20-Year Anniversary Celebration Set For Oct. 14

  • 10/4/2024

National Park Partners of Chickamauga, Chattanooga and Moccasin Bend will join national, regional and local leaders to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the formation of the Moccasin Bend National Archeological District on Monday, Oct. 14. Also on Monday, Oct. 14, the National Trail of Tears Association opens its 27th annual Conference and Symposium here in Chattanooga. Officials said, "Both events fall on Indigenous People’s Day, which carries great significance for many communities and places in this region. Accordingly, National Park Partners has planned a series of events to celebrate and honor the importance of our partners and decades of community work. "Additionally, ... (click for more)

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Food City supported Wreaths Across Chattanooga with a $10,000 check presentation. From left, Jeff Eversole, chairman of Hamilton County Commission; Mickey McCamish, president of Wreaths Across Chattanooga; Scott Hardin, Wreaths Across Chattanooga; Rodney Dillard, Food City EVP of Chattanooga Division; Brian Hemminger, Food City district manager; Jaci Kazy, Food City special events manager; Stacey Kehoe, Wreaths Across Chattanooga; Jared Freeman, Food City store manager; Susan Hardin and Angela VanAllman, Wreaths Across Chattanooga; Kevin Roig, deputy director representative of Mayor Kelly's Office; and Tommy Mitchell, Wreaths Across Chattanooga.
Food City supported Wreaths Across Chattanooga with a $10,000 check presentation. From left, Jeff Eversole, chairman of Hamilton County Commission; Mickey McCamish, president of Wreaths Across Chattanooga; Scott Hardin, Wreaths Across Chattanooga; Rodney Dillard, Food City EVP of Chattanooga Division; Brian Hemminger, Food City district manager; Jaci Kazy, Food City special events manager; Stacey Kehoe, Wreaths Across Chattanooga; Jared Freeman, Food City store manager; Susan Hardin and Angela VanAllman, Wreaths Across Chattanooga; Kevin Roig, deputy director representative of Mayor Kelly's Office; and Tommy Mitchell, Wreaths Across Chattanooga.

John Shearer: McCallie Nearing Football Series Tie Against Baylor

  • 10/4/2024

As Baylor and McCallie meet again this Friday night at 7:30 at Baylor in their annual series rivalry in Division II, both teams have outstanding programs and multiple college prospects. Also, Baylor currently sits at No. 1 in the Division II statewide poll, while McCallie is second. While the level of individual talent on each ... (click for more)

Hotel Chalet Completes Renovations, Applies For Beer Permit For Entire Property

  • 10/4/2024

The Hotel Chalet at 92 Choo Choo Ave. has accommodations in both train carriages and hotel rooms and suites. The previous Chattanooga Choo Choo Hotel has been renovated in phases and at the completion of each stage, the owners have applied for and received permits to sell beer in the different areas as they open up. The renovations are now ... (click for more)

Lee University’s Chorale To Perform Fall Concert Oct. 17
Lee University’s Chorale To Perform Fall Concert Oct. 17
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  • 10/4/2024

Lee University Chorale will present its fall concert on Thursday, Oct. 17, at 7:30 p.m. in Pangle Hall, under the direction of Dr. William Green, dean of the School of Music. ... more

John Shearer: McCallie Nearing Football Series Tie Against Baylor
  • 10/4/2024

As Baylor and McCallie meet again this Friday night at 7:30 at Baylor in their annual series rivalry in Division II, both teams have outstanding programs and multiple college prospects. Also, Baylor currently sits at No. 1 in the Division II statewide poll, while McCallie is second. While the level of individual talent on each squad in terms of college interest seems to have gone up significantly in the last decade or so, the rivalry has always been intense. They first played ... more

Hurricane Relief Drive Offered At U.S. Xpress Headquarters
  • 10/4/2024

U.S. Xpress has partnered with the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) to support neighbors in East Tennessee and Western North Carolina. The company is asking the community to donate high-demand items in boxes by Thursday, Oct. 10 at 4 p.m. Drop off items should be packed in boxes and delivered during the hours of 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Thursday, Oct. 10 at the U.S. Xpress headquarters at 4080 Jenkins Road, Chattanooga . The company has also created an Amazon shopping ... more

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