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Tennessee swimmers to compete in 2024 Summer Olympics
The 2024 Summer Olympics will be held July 26-Aug. 11 in Paris, France. Former Tennessee swimmers have qualified to compete in the Olympics. Swimming begins on July 27 at 5 a.m. EDT. Below is a list of Tennessee’s Olympians and events they qualified in. Gui Caribe (Brazil) – 50...
Musical lineup announced for next Hamilton County Fair this November
HAMILTON COUNTY, Tenn. — For a second year, McDonald Farm will host the Hamilton County Fair this Veterans Day weekend, and on Tuesday county officials announced the musical lineup. A release says Tennessee-born troubadour Larry Fleet will headline night two with his powerhouse voice and traditional country sound inspired...
A Chattanooga Story For Tennessee’s Digital Opportunity Summit
This month, Chattanooga hosts the State of Tennessee’s Digital Opportunity Summit. It takes place on Tuesday, July 23rd at the Chattanooga Convention Center - with a pre-summit conference set for Monday, July 22nd, starting at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center, that will highlight Chattanooga’s story in digital opportunity partnerships in the past decade.
Crossville Celebrating 4th With Music, Fireworks
Crossville celebrates the Fourth of July with music and a fireworks show at Centennial Park Thursday night. Leisure Services Director Ethan Medley said the local group, The Member Berries, will perform with the Fireworks at 9pm. Medley said the celebration is a great tradition that brings the community together. “We’ve...
Randy Sheeks to lead Lee Singers
From the Chattanoogan: Lee University announces the appointment of Dr. Randy Sheeks as the interim director of Lee Singers, effective immediately. From the Chattanoogan: Lee University announces the appointment of Dr. Randy Sheeks as the interim director of Lee Singers, effective immediately. Dr. Sheeks brings a wealth of experience and a passion for choral music to this position.
4th of July celebrations throughout the community
There will be several Independence Day celebrations in our area tomorrow. Cleveland's Annual Freedom 4th of July Fireworks Celebratio. There will be several Independence Day celebrations in our area tomorrow. Cleveland’s Annual Freedom 4th of July Fireworks Celebration will be held on Thursday, July 4th. Fireworks start at approximately 9:15...
Chattanooga Police Department’s Missing Persons Unit is requesting assistance with locating a missing person
Chattanooga, TN – According to the statement the Department’s Missing Persons Unit is requesting assistance in locating 41-year-old Valerie, who was last seen on June 28, 2024. Smiley left her home in Chattanooga driving a red 2004 Ford Expedition with Tennessee license plate 079 BFQD. Authorities urge anyone...
Get ready for Chattanooga's annual Pops on the River Event!
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — It's time to celebrate Independence Day! The annual Pops on The River is back with a full day of activities, food, music and more. The entertainment will kick off in Coolidge Park at 4:30 pm. with the soul and R&B band; Love Peace and Happiness. You can meander around the park listening to music while shopping from local vendors, and enjoying food from local food trucks.
New Italian restaurant opening in Monterey
Sapori di Napoli (SDN) is a taste of Italy that will soon be available in Monterey. The restaurant recently announced an expected fall opening, and I know we can all agree that is great news. Traditional Italian Cuisine made with love, what’s not to love?. “… Get ready to...
120,000 'stolen' babies: Georgia's trafficking scandal
Georgian student Elene Deisadze was browsing TikTok in 2022 when she stumbled across the profile of a girl, Anna Panchulidze, who looked exactly like her. "We became friends without suspecting we might be sisters, but both of us felt there was some special bond between us," Elene, a psychology student, told AFP. Last summer, both of their parents independently told the girls they had been adopted -- revelations they had long planned to make.
Topping off: See as the final piece of steel is lifted for the Health Science Ed Center
Roane State Community College and its non-profit foundation, along with TCAT Knoxville, hosted a ceremony on July 2 commemorating a major milestone in the construction of the new $75 million Knox Regional Health Science Education Center in West Knoxville. Construction crews hoisted and installed the final piece of steel for...
Nashville Heat Advisory, Residents Warned of Heat Index Values up to 112 Ahead of Holiday Weekend
Middle Tennessee is bracing for a wave of intense heat, as the National Weather Service in Nashville issues a heat advisory that takes effect from 1 p.m. this afternoon to 7 p.m. CDT tomorrow. The advisory alerts residents to the perilously high heat index values, which are expected to reach up to 112 during the hottest parts of the day. The heat index is a measure that combines air temperature and humidity to present an understanding of how hot it really feels outside.
WATCH: Why one Memphis lawmaker fought to protect hairstyles in Tennessee
Why one Memphis lawmaker fought to protect hairstyles in Tennessee. Discrimination comes in all forms and that includes discriminating against a person's hair. But two years ago, Tennessee adopted the Crown Act to end hair discrimination.
Sheriff: Rossville teen shot while ‘playing with firearm’
ROSSVILLE, Ga. (WDEF) — Wednesday morning, Catoosa County deputies arrived on scene at a Rossville home where a 14-year-old was shot, according to the sheriff. It happened at about 9:30 a.m. at a home on Neal Drive. According to the sheriff’s office, the 14-year-old and a 12-year-old were playing...
“Chopped" winner David Ho heads to Arlington for K12 National Cook-Off
ARLINGTON, Va. - "Chopped" winner David Ho is heading to Arlington to participate in a kid's cooking competition. A Loudon County native, Ho will judge the K12 National Cook-Off being held at Kitchen of Purpose on Saturday, July 13 in Arlington. Celebrity chef Isabel Coss and Kitchen of Purpose director of programs Daniela Hurtado will serve alongside Ho as judges.
Loudon County raises property tax to fund new school
To fund a $115 million building program for a new school and other projects at existing schools, the Loudon County Commission has voted for a 25 cent property tax increase. The divided vote came before a full house during a budget adoption meeting on June 24, after weeks of many residents imploring Loudon County officials not to provide funding without first conducting a study to assess its need. Plans for...
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