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A Double Bill Of Local Soul, Funk And R&B At Nightfall This Friday
A double bill of local talent is in store for this Friday’s July 26th Nightfall show, Chattanooga’s longest-running free summer concert series with opening act Prince T followed by the 11-piece Off The T.O.P Band. Prince T has made a big impact as a gifted Chattanooga musician, with...
Chattanooga Makes Technologist Jerele Neeld Permanent CIO
The city of Chattanooga has chosen a new permanent chief information officer, with the City Council approving Mayor Tim Kelly’s appointment of interim CIO Jerele Neeld to the role. Neeld had served as interim CIO since March when Tyson Morris, the city’s CIO of two years, stepped down. Morris...
Valley Sounds Show 321 - 5 Points Curve
On this week’s Valley Sounds, we hear music from 5 Points Curve with their full length album “Tour 200” plus tunes from All Us Ions and James Kelton. Valley Sounds happens Saturday nights at 9pm on WLRH 89.3 FM/HD1, and Sunday nights at 9pm on 88.1 WUTC Chattanooga or download the podcast with the WLRH Mobile App!
Safely dispose of medications on Drug Take Back Day
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is encouraging community members to safely dispose of unused medications for their Drug Take Back Day. The CDC reported over 107 thousand drug overdose deaths in 2023 alone. Drug Take Back Day would allow the public to dispose of these medications with no questions asked at one of the blue MedSafe boxes in the following areas.
SORBA Chattanooga is celebrating over 20 years of trailblazing and preservation
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — SORBA Chattanooga is a local non-profit organization that's focused on improving and maintaining our city's trails for the community. Over the years, thanks to this amazing group of people, there are over 160 miles of mountain bike accessible trails within 30 minutes of downtown Chattanooga. Now, this organization is expanding even more, and welcoming in new and exciting changes.
Off and on showers and storms at times Wednesday through Friday
A continuous weather pattern of off and on showers and storms will be possible through the end of the work week. Expect some interruptions in outdoor plans at times Wednesday through Friday as these occasional showers and storms move through. Partly cloudy periods in between these rounds and high temperatures each day in the mid 80s. While the risk for widespread severe storms is low, please be aware of the threat of flash flooding due to excessive runoff at times. And, frequent lightning/thunder will also be possible. When thunder roars, go indoors!
Police report presents conflicting accounts of Chattanooga motorcycle road rage shooting
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — A police report provides new details and differing accounts of a road rage shooting involving a motorcycle and a father in an SUV in Chattanooga over the weekend. The motorcyclist, Michael Holloway says he opened fire after the victim was harassing his son, who was also...
3rd annual James Baldwin Festival of Words highlights Black excellence in literary arts
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — The 3rd annual James Baldwin Festival of Words celebrates black excellence in the literary arts with a full slate of events. “The victim who is able to articulate the situation of the victim has ceased to be a victim: he or she has become a threat.” — The Devil Finds Work by James Baldwin.
Fire damage to homes in East Brainerd subdivision raises questions on housing proximity
HAMILTON COUNTY, Tenn. — Last week, a fire at a newly constructed home in East Brainerd quickly spread, damaging several nearby homes in the subdivision. This raised questions about if the homes were too close together. Monday we spoke with the Chattanooga Fire Department to see if the proximity...
Chattanooga Fire Academy graduates 23 cadets after intense training
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — A class of 23 cadets will officially graduate from the Chattanooga Fire Department Academy Thursday. In 6 months, CFD says they completed Emergency Medical Technician training and learned about all of the different aspects of the fire service from other highly skilled, veteran firefighters. CFD's Training...
Parents of Ridgeland senior who died in crash keeping her dream to help children alive
WALKER COUNTY, Ga. — It was Kelsey Ownby's dream to help people experiencing homeless in Chattanooga, especially children. Kelsey unexpectedly died in a crash 3 years ago, and now her family continues to keep her dream alive. We surprise the family on this week's Pay It Forward. For her...
Cleveland City Schools announces two new Assistant Principals for the school system
Cleveland City Schools announced two new Assistant Principals for the school system. Dr. Joe Parker will serve as the new Assistant Pr. Cleveland City Schools announced two new Assistant Principals for the school system. Dr. Joe Parker will serve as the new Assistant Principal at Blythe-Bower Elementary. Dr. Parker, previously...
Construction Underway For Sparta Dog Pound
Construction underway on a new Sparta dog pound at the Public Works headquarters on South Carter Street. Public Works Director Dillard Quick said the 24-by-30-foot facility will centralize the city’s Animal Control operations. He said the structure will feature five pens, running water and climate control, and a playpen. He said the building would be much smaller than the space previously used at the Sparta Police Station, which was far larger than necessary.
Medal of Honor Recipient Larry Taylor Defied Orders and Saved American Lives in Vietnam
The Medal of Honor has been handed out to just over 3,500 servicemen since its inception during the American Civil War. It’s a symbol of gallantry and bravery in the face of danger, and is only presented to the best of the best the US military has among its ranks. On September 5, 2023, retired US Army Capt. Larry Taylor received the honor for the daring rescue of four ground troops amid heavy enemy fire during the Vietnam War.
Furman picked to finish second in the Southern Conference
GREENVILLE, S.C. — Clay Hendrix recalls his time as a Furman assistant when the 1988 Southern Conference preseason poll placed the Paladins fourth. They ended up winning the national championship. But preseason polls do provide some fodder for media and fans and this year's So-Con preseason coaches poll has...
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