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Chattanooga’s Job Market Looks Strong on Paper, But a Hiring Slowdown Is Raising New...

This article was originally published on Crafting Your Home. A human contributor also wrote and edited the post. Chattanooga ended 2025 with…
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Time for a makeover: New sports courts, playscape planned for Chattanooga’s Ross’s Landing

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — A major piece of Chattanooga's riverfront makeover just received a $10 million boost. BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee announced it is committing $10 million to help transform Ross's Landing as part of the Riverfront Parks NEXT redevelopment plan. The investment makes the BlueCross BlueShield of T
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THP: Whitwell officer crashes into railroad tie, striking 13-year-old sitting on top

WHITWELL, Tenn. — We're working to learn more about an incident involving a Whitwell police officer hitting a 13-year-old with his vehicle Monday afternoon. A preliminary report from the Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP) say 38-year-old Adam Rose was making a left turn in a gravel parking lot on Teague Road.
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A birthday, a fly box, and a good day on a river in Tennessee

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — I recently returned from a quick fly-fishing trip to Middle Tennessee. The occasion was my nephew’s, Miles Workman, birthday. I normally call him my "little nephew," even though this trip was actually for his 21st birthday. In my mind, there is no way he can be that old. If he's 21, that means I'm.
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Law and Order August 4

The following information is courtesy of the East Ridge Police Department. NOTE: It was a busy weekend in East Ridge. Multiple auto thefts were reported, and several cases were closed with arrests. !00% of these thefts involved keys being left inside the vehicle! Please remove your keys and lock your doors!
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Your chance to weigh in: TWRA wants public input on Tennessee bass fishing plan

BIRCHWOOD, Tenn. — Tennessee anglers will have a chance to help shape the future of bass fishing in the state, including at a public meeting in Hamilton County later this month. The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is asking for public feedback as it develops a new statewide Black Bass...
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Downtown Chattanooga’s Tupelo Honey to close at end of August after lease expires

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — A Southern comfort style restaurant nestled in downtown Chattanooga's Warehouse Row will be closings its doors at the end of August. Tupelo Honey Southern Kitchen & Bar says their lease at this location comes to an end on August 23rd and will not be renewed. "Until...
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Build-A-Salad on Chattanooga’s Northshore announces closure amid public’s lettuce fears

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — A restaurant on Chattanooga's Northshore known for it's customizable salads announced that it will be closing its doors due to the public's concerns about an ongoing parasitic outbreak tied to produce. Build-A-Salad made the announcement on Facebook Tuesday, saying... "Due to the Lettuce epidemic w
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Chattanooga’s Southside Was Warehouses and Empty Lots 20 Years Ago. Now It’s the Most...

Twenty years ago, Chattanooga’s Southside was mostly abandoned rail infrastructure, low-slung warehouses, and surface parking lots south of the downtown...
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Chattanooga Airport Charges Passenger $19.64 for Disappointing Avocado Toast

A passenger traveling through Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport has sparked online debate after paying nearly twenty dollars for what she described as a severely underwhelming portion of avocado toast. The traveler shared a photograph on social media showing a single piece of barely toasted bread topped with green sprea

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