Chattanooga Times Free Press - Sat Nov 07
Staff Photo by John Rawlston Central High School student Lizzie Winter holds her lunch tray with a single slice of pizza in the school cafeteria.
House burns in Soddy-DaisyChattanooga Times Free Press - Sat Nov 07
A Soddy-Daisy resident escaped his house with only minor burns after rescuing his five dogs from his burning house, officials said.
Motorcyclist From Rossville Killed In East RidgeChattanoogan.com - Sat Nov 07
Police units arrived in just three minutes to find a Harley Davidson Road King motorcycle had crashed and a man and woman were lying on the ground.
Charges Dismissed Against Red Bank Vice MayorWTVC Chattanooga - Fri Nov 06
The charge of Burglary of an Auto that Red Bank Vice Mayor was facing has been dropped in Hamilton County Sessions Court.
Vote For Chattanooga's Hero Of The YearWTVC Chattanooga - Fri Nov 06
A young man from Chattanooga has been chosen by the CNN network as one of the world's top ten heroes.
Burglary charges dropped against Red Bank vice mayorChattanooga Times Free Press - Fri Nov 06
A Hamilton County general sessions judge Friday morning dropped felony burglary charges against Red Banka s vice mayor after his soon-to-be ex-wife in July told police he tried to steal her car.
Signal Planning Commission Delays Decision On Rezoning For Box StoreChattanoogan.com - Thu Nov 05
In the end, planning commission members decided to postpone making a decision on the request until their regular meeting in December.
Enforce the TVCAThe Memphis Flyer - Thu Nov 05
Providing a paper trail protects voters' rights; it's also the law. by Gerard Stranch and John Bonifaz In 2008, an overwhelming bipartisan majority in Nashville passed the Tennessee Voter Confidence Act , joining the growing national trend of 26 other states requiring voter-verifiable paper ballots and "optical scan" machines to read them for all ...
Commissioners Grill School Superintendent Over State Report CardWDEF-TV Chattanooga - Wed Nov 04
Submitted by Bill Mitchell on November 4, 2009 - 6:03pm. School leaders have blamed their report card scores on new, tougher standards in Tennessee.
Urban League Offers After School Enrichment ProgramChattanoogan.com - Wed Nov 04
The twelve-week after school program is free and is offered to students in grades 6-8 attending public, private or home schools in Hamilton County.
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