Save Chattanooga – Stop The SMART City Plans – Meeting Coming Up On Sept 25
Are You Concerned About Intrusive Surveillance; Higher Taxes, Fines & Fees; And Government Land Grabs? You Are Not Alone!
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State Building Commission Backs New Moccasin Bend Mental Hospital Despite Chattanooga Opposition
The State Building Commission Is Plowing Ahead With Construction Of A New Moccasin Bend Mental Health Institute In Chattanooga In Spite Of Concerns About A Potential Clash With Native Americans And A National Park Plan.
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Chattanooga City Council Approves Funding for License Plate Readers
Chattanooga Makes Another Move Towards Becoming A SMART City As Leaders Work To Get New License Plate Readers Set Up On The Roadways Soon.
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More Fee Increases Approved For Signal Mountain Services
The Signal Mountain Council Unanimously Approved More Fee Increases For Services Provided By A Number Of Different Departments In The Town. These Additions Come After The August 28 Meeting Where Water Utility Fees Were Also Increased.
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Liberal Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly Seeks Re-election In 2025
During His Time As Mayor, Kelly Has Supported Left-Leaning Political Operations And Efforts To Convert Chattanooga Into A “Smart City,” As Well As Mocked The Death Of A Conservative Radio Personality Prior To Being Elected.
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Doctor Addresses Hamilton County Commission Regarding “Unavoidably Unsafe” Medical Decisions
Doctor Keith Dressler Addressed The Hamilton County Commission On Choice In Healthcare Decisions On Wednesday Night.
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Parade To Be Held To Honor Hamilton County Medal Of Honor Recipient
An East Tennessee Native And University Of Tennessee Knoxville Graduate Is Set To Be Honored With A Parade For Being Awarded The Medal Of Honor.
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TBI Charges 5 After Two-Day Trafficking Bust Near Chattanooga
Five Men Face Charges And Seven Women Are Being Provided With Resources After The TBI Worked A Two-Day Human Trafficking Operation.
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Hamilton County Commission Shells Out More Money In Wamp-Taylor Lawsuit
On Wednesday, The Hamilton County Commission Voted To Approve The Payment Of More Legal Fees Related To The Lawsuit Between Weston Wamp And Rheubin Taylor, Bringing The Total Cost To Nearly $290,000.
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Tennessee Attorney General Reaches Settlement With “Unscrupulous” Mobile Home Park In Ooltewah
Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Has Reached A Settlement With Auburn Hills Mobile Home Park, Its Management, Owners And Operators, And Related Entities To Resolve The State’s Suit Alleging That The Ooltewah Park Took Advantage Of Vulnerable Residents In Violation Of State And Federal Law.
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