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Another Walker County school has gone to the dogs, or rather, another dog is coming to a Walker school.
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News of a potential state “takeover” at Howard School of Academics and Technology has left much of the school’s staff and supporters in the dark, they say.
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Chattanooga is owed more than $7.1 million in overdue parking fines, but $632,000 is uncollectable because no names are on the citations, city records show.
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ATLANTA -- Georgia state senators are both supportive and concerned about a bill that would create a statewide electronic database to track prescription drug sales.
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A 1931 letter from Mahatma Gandhi, a 1632 print of William Shakespeare's play "The Twelfth Night" and a Nazi Germany newspaper are among the items to be viewed in a exhibit at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
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Many people know Dalton often is called the Carpet Capital of the World, but the Whitfield-Murray Historical Society wants to make sure people know the industry got its start with a woman.
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JASPER, Tenn. — Progress and watchful budgeting are the themes of the election for Marion County mayor.
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Chattanooga police are asking for help to locate a man who is wanted for several felonies that stem from an extensive narcotics investigation.
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Shaving nearly $100 off a grocery bill of more than $150 may seem like magic to some, but for two local coupon queens, it's just another day on the job. In an economic time when every penny counts, more shoppers are seeking ways to cut costs and stay-at-home moms Kasey Trenum and Kelly Thompson, of Cleveland, Tenn., think couponing could be the way.
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BE ON THE LOOKOUT
Below are some signs your children may be involved in a gang:
* Change in lifelong friends and reluctance for you to meet their new friends
* Change in style of clothing, wearing of one color predominately
* Negative contact with peopl
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North Georgia bands Third Degree, Rose and Aaron Carlton played to a full house of teens Friday night at ShamROCK, an afterhours concert hosted by the LaFayette-Walker County Public Library.
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ABOUT RED CLAY
To learn more, visit www.state.tn.us/environment/parks/RedClay/
Online: Hear Alva Crowe talk about his first visit as a child from North Carolina. See video of people talking about memories of the area. Comment.
By Randall Higgins
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Friends of the Festival, producer of the Riverbend Festival, has created a new Riverbend Rewards program that will give members special privileges including discounts, early updates on festival news and first rights to event promotions.
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CLEVELAND, Tenn. — A Bradley County deputy has filed a complaint claiming he was harassed because of politics while working a case at the county mayor’s office.
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NASHVILLE -- An Arlington, Va.-based group pushing for Tennessee driver's license exams to be given only in English has ties to the "racist founder of the modern anti-immigration movement," a researcher with the Southern Poverty Law Center says.
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