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Dwight Birdwell, A Cherokee Recipient Of The Medal Of Honor

Four years ago, Dwight Birdwell received the Medal of Honor - this nation’s highest military award for valor - for his actions nearly six decades ago as a U.S. Army soldier during the Vietnam War. Last year, the Charles H. Coolidge National Medal of Honor Heritage Center here in...
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Beloved Old-Fashioned Roadside Meat And Three Restaurants In Georgia Are Still Alive And Worth...

The classic meat and three is a quietly vanishing breed of restaurant. Pick your protein, choose three sides off a handwritten list, and let someone’s grandmother-style cooking do the rest. Fewer of these places survive every year, which makes the holdouts feel precious. A beloved spot in Ringgold has...
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Chattanooga Police Department seeks help identifying suspect accused of using fraudulent check to buy...

Chattanooga, TN – The Chattanooga Police Department is asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect accused of using a fraudulent bank check and identification to purchase a vehicle. According to the department, the incident happened in May when the suspect allegedly used convincing fraudulent documents to comple
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World’s longest yard sale returns to Alabama route

Bargain hunters and treasure seekers are expected to descend on northeastern Alabama in August as part of what organizers describe as the world’s longest yard sale . The annual event, widely known as the 127 Yard Sale , is scheduled for Aug. 6-9 and spans about 690 miles across multiple states. In Alabama, the route be
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Some Tennessee cities ban fireworks. See July 4th rules where you live

In just a few days, skies in Tennessee will be covered with fireworks for the Fourth of July , but in some areas, residents won't be allowed to light off their own. Fireworks are a staple summer activity in the United States, particularly for the Fourth of July. Be that as it may, they are dangerous, and some Tennessee
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After break causes 2-hour outage, water restored across North Chattanooga, Red Bank

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — UPDATE:. Water service was restored for customers in North Chattanooga and Red Bank after a main break near Normal Park Elementary disrupted things for close to 2 hours Monday morning. Tennessee-American Spokeswoman Daphne Kirksey tells us in an email,. There was a main break on Mississippi...
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Chickapalooza brings crowds to Downtown Chickamauga

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF) – Art, music, and community filled downtown Chickamauga on Saturday as Chickapalooza brought visitors together for a day long celebration inspired by the legacy of Reverend Howard Finster. The event began with a free street festival featuring local artists, makers, food vendors, and live enter
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Red, White and Blueberries festival comes to Chattanooga Market

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — On Sunday, July 5th, the annual Red, White, and Blueberries festival will be at the Chattanooga Market. Visitors can expect an abundance of freshly picked local blueberries alongside a massive lineup of infused treats and crafts, including: Freshly baked blueberry pies and blueberry shaved ice, ref
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Record Fourth of July Travel Expected as Walker County Residents Prepare for Holiday Getaways

Roads across Walker County are expected to be busier than usual as millions of Georgians prepare to travel for the Independence Day holiday. AAA projects more than 2.4 million Georgians will travel at least 50 miles from home during the Fourth of July travel period, which runs from Saturday, June 27, through Sunday, Ju
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Mocs Announce New Hires for 2026

As the Chattanooga Mocs fly headlong into the summer months, it's time to look back upon new additions and promotions within the department. Several new professionals and coaches enter "the chatt" with exciting potential to make big impacts on the department. Quotable. "Chattanooga is a very desired location. Our commu

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