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‘A long time coming:’ Local leaders speak on Wanda Halbert ouster effort
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Reactions from state leaders are pouring in regarding a petition to oust Shelby County Clerk Wanda Halbert from office. Hamilton County District Attorney Coty Wamp has presented an ouster petition for Halbert on Monday. Senator Brent Taylor of Memphis said it was about time. “This has been a long time coming,” Taylor […]
Mental Health Matters For Men And Boys In Chattanooga
We know far more about mental health now than we did seventy-five years ago this month - when Mental Health Awareness Month was first observed in this country. On Saturday, the City of Chattanooga - and The ManKind Project - are hosting Men’s Mental Health Matters Chattanooga, for men and boys, downtown in Miller Park from 10 AM to 2 PM.
Growing Together: Hunger Relief Organizations Convene In Chattanooga
The Chattanooga Area Food Bank hosted its 2024 Hunger Relief Conference in Chattanooga. The Hunger Relief conference is an annual event for all of the organizations who, together with the Chattanooga Area Food Bank, create the hunger relief network addressing food insecurity across the same 20-county region in Southeast Tennessee and Northwest Georgia.
Tennessee American Water Warns Of Potential Utility Scam
Tennessee American Water is making customers aware of a potential utility scam after receiving reports from some customers about a person or persons claiming to be a Tennessee American Water worker(s). The individual or individuals who may be impersonating Tennessee American Water field employees is asking for payment to perform...
Chattanooga Library, CARTA team up for free summer bus passes
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF) – The Chattanooga Public Library made an announcement that it believes will benefit children across the city this summer. The Chattanooga Public Library and CARTA will be offering free bus passes this summer. The library says each K-12 student who signs up for its “Make Play...
Beat the Heat campaign begins
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF) — Summer is approaching quickly, and the Salvation Army is doing everything they can to help the community stay cool. The beat the heat campaign started this week and the salvation army is giving out fan boxes to those in need. Part of the Salvation Army’s...
UT Extension Hosts Canning And Freezing Classes In June And July
UT Extension will be hosting canning and freezing classes this summer. Canning classes are $25. Participants will learn the equipment needed, where to find safe recipes, the latest technology and some easy methods to preserve food. Freezing classes are $20. Participants will learn techniques for best quality, money saving tips,...
Habitat's Women Build Brunch Raises $120,000
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga’s recent Women Build brunch raised $120,000. The local affiliate has big plans for the funds with an aggressive build schedule of additional Habitat homes for the Chattanooga area in the coming months. Construction costs for Habitat homes continue to escalate with the cost of a home costing approximately $160,000 to complete.
Melissa Weitzel Joins Grant, Konvalinka & Harrison Law Firm
The Grant, Konvalinka & Harrison, P.C. law firm announce that Melissa Weitzel has joined the firm as an associate. Ms. Weitzel will be practicing in Business and Corporate Law, Financial Services and Transactions, Governmental and Administrative Law, Litigation, and Labor and Employment. Ms. Weitzel is a Gulfport, Ms. native and...
Salvation Army Of Chattanooga Kicks Off National Salvation Army Week
The Salvation Army of Chattanooga kicks off National Salvation Army Week on Monday, May 13. "This week-long celebration (May 13-19) highlights the organization’s history, services and impact in the community, and provides an opportunity to thanks volunteers, donors and other stakeholders who support us throughout the year," officials said. "National Salvation Army Week has been observed annually since 1954, when President Dwight D. Eisenhower declared the first National Salvation Army Week.
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