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chattanoogan.com > 12/18/2025 > 512571 > Red-Bank-Outlines-Belt-Tightening.aspx

Red Bank Outlines "Belt Tightening Strategy" To Deal With Certified Tax Rate Error

2+ hour, 20+ min ago (386+ words) Red Bank is making a number of budget cuts in a "belt tightening strategy" to deal with an unexpected shortfall of over $750,000. The new spending plan was presented by Director of Finance Stacey Perry and CFO Kristina Pickel to members of the Red Bank Commission. In the public works department, there will be no overtime except for emergencies and no travel or training in the department in 2026 saving $64,900. Plus, the temporary labor force will be reduced. The purchase of street salt has been transferred from public works to State Street Aid and some maintenance will be deferred. There will be a delay for implementing $19,000 of supplemental pay, and a delay to upgrade the purchase of equipment for a $30,000-$40,000 saving in the police department. The fire department will not get new turnout gear this year that will save $20,000 and there will…...

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chattanoogan.com > 12/18/2025 > 512569 > Dalton-Councilman-Nicky-Lama-In-Race.aspx

Dalton Councilman Nicky Lama In Race For Georgia 14th District Seat

2+ hour, 29+ min ago (228+ words) His campaign said, "Like President Donald J. Trump, Nicky Lama built his career in the private sector - starting businesses, taking risks, solving problems, and delivering results. He says Washington is broken not because challenges are too complex, but because too many politicians refuse to decide, lead, or take responsibility." "Career politicians spend their time explaining why things can't be done," Councilman Lama said. "Entrepreneurs figure out how to get them done. Washington doesn't need more talk - it needs leaders who know how to execute." His campaign said he "comes from a multi-generational entrepreneurial family rooted in Dalton and Northwest Georgia's business and manufacturing community. Raised in a family shaped by faith, legal immigration, entrepreneurship, and military service, Lama says his values were formed long before politics. "As a member of the Dalton City Council, Lama delivered measurable results, including'rolling back property…...

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wbbjtv.com > 12/18/2025 > tennessee-highway-patrol-graduates-32-state-troopers

Tennessee Highway Patrol graduates 32 state troopers

Tennessee Highway Patrol graduates 32 state troopers8+ hour, 46+ min ago (383+ words) Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security Commissioner Jeff Long and Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP) Colonel Matt Perry welcomed the newest graduating class of Tennessee State Troopers ... Tennessee Highway Patrol graduates 32 state troopers NASHVILLE, Tenn. " On Dec. 17, Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security Commissioner Jeff Long and Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP) Colonel Matt Perry welcomed the newest graduating class of Tennessee State Troopers. The department instructed a regular 17-week Tennessee Highway Patrol Trooper Academy that exceeded the Tennessee Peace Officers Standards and Training (P.O.S.T.) Commission requirements. The graduation ceremony took place at Donelson First in Nashville. The 32 graduates of THP Class 1225 had a combined 57 years of military experience, 6 associate's degrees, and 9 bachelor's degrees. Trooper Class 1225 additionally hosted a blood drive with Blood Assurance. Governor Bill Lee served as the keynote speaker during the graduation ceremony, and Commissioner Long swore in…...

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sports.yahoo.com > articles > tennessee-attempting-flip-four-star-120000447.html

Tennessee Attempting to Flip Four-Star QB

9+ hour, 5+ min ago (445+ words) The Tennessee Volunteers and Illinois Fighting Illini meet Dec. 30 in the Liberty Mutual Music City Bowl at Nissan Stadium and, this week, in recruiting. Before the teams meet for the game, Tennessee quietly extended an offer to class of 2027 four-star Salt Lake City West quarterback Kamden Lopati, a player already committed to Illinois, signaling the Volunteers" intent to press their advantage in a window when recruits and prospects are paying attention. Tennessee"s offer arrived this week and prompted Lopati to say he was "at least a little intrigued," according to Greg Biggins of On3. The 6-foot-2 prospect committed to Illinois in July, a pickup coaching staff and fans framed as a significant early win in the class of 2027. "Right now, I"m focusing on the Under Armour All-American Game," Lopati revealed. "I don"t have any visit plans just yet…...

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bleacherreport.com > articles > 25299813-nfl-draft-2026-scouting-report-tennessee-cb-colton-hood

NFL Draft 2026 Scouting Report for Tennessee CB Colton Hood

NFL Draft 2026 Scouting Report for Tennessee CB Colton Hood9+ hour, 21+ min ago (365+ words) Hood plays with the confidence and man coverage tenacity that's seen him shut down some of the best corners in college football. Practicing against future NFLers every day in practice while at Colorado prepared the 6'0", 195-pound corner to enter 2025 as Tennessee's top corner with teammate Jermod McCoy rehabbing an injury. He makes plays on the football and comes downhill with explosiveness that limits yards after catch and lets him attack the catch point. " Hood showcases high-level understanding and a variety of man coverage techniques, making it difficult to separate from him. His patience and lateral explosion/agility let him thrive and recover against styles of play. " As a zone corner, Hood is most comfortable in Cover 2, where he can play closer to the line of scrimmage, carry receivers to different zones, and trigger quickly on underneath throws. " His closing and…...

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newschannel5.com > news > state > tennessee > davidson-county > tennessee-state-university-under-new-leadership-shows-signs-of-a-progress-after-years-of-financial-struggles

Tennessee State University, under new leadership, shows signs of a progress after years of financial struggles

Tennessee State University, under new leadership, shows signs of a progress after years of financial struggles10+ hour, 55+ min ago (431+ words) NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) " Tennessee State University appears to be making a remarkable transformation after years of financial crisis and management problems that drew harsh criticism from state lawmakers and auditors. The HBCU has made significant progress under new leadership, including a new Board of Trustees and University President Dwayne Tucker. Recent data shows TSU has achieved a 10% increase in graduation rates and is finishing this year $13 million better than originally forecasted through improved money management and cost reduction measures. The turnaround represents a stark contrast to previous years when TSU leaders faced fierce scrutiny on Tennessee's Capitol Hill. During the pandemic, the university struggled with inadequate on-campus housing, leaving some students in motels, and required emergency state funding to continue operations. "Right now, TSU is not a well run organization," Tennessee Comptroller Jason Mumpower said in 2023. The state provided an…...

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everafterinthewoods.com > tennessee-christmas-morning-breakfast-spots-locals-rely-on-every-year

16 Tennessee Christmas Morning Breakfast Spots Locals Rely On Every Year

16 Tennessee Christmas Morning Breakfast Spots Locals Rely On Every Year14+ hour, 40+ min ago (1695+ words) Holiday mornings in Tennessee start early, often before the wrapping paper hits the floor. While ovens warm up and coffee brews, many locals slip out for a trusted breakfast tradition that makes the season feel extra special. These beloved spots serve up fluffy pancakes, sizzling bacon, buttery biscuits, and warm cinnamon-scented pastries that feel like a reward during a busy week of celebrations. Regulars know exactly where to go and what to order, year after year, especially in the days leading up to the holiday. Across Tennessee, these breakfast stops are part of the holiday rhythm, offering comfort, familiarity, and a delicious pause before festivities truly begin. Southern hospitality reaches its peak at this legendary roadside gem, where the scent of fresh biscuits greets you before you even step inside. Loveless Cafe has been feeding hungry travelers since 1951, and its…...

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newschannel9.com > news > local > tenn-gets-incomplete-score-on-support-for-people-with-disabilities

Tennessee gets 'incomplete' score on support for people with disabilities

Tennessee gets 'incomplete' score on support for people with disabilities14+ hour, 54+ min ago (268+ words) NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) " The Tennessee Disability Coalition is turning the tables, grading the state on how it serves people with disabilities in areas like healthcare access, education, and housing. The state got an incomplete score. The coalition says concerns are growing as proposals in Washington could eliminate the U.S. Department of Education, the primary source of funding for special education. Carol Westlake with the Tennessee Disability Coalition says that potential changes at the federal level could have major consequences for families across the state. Those concerns are already being felt by parents like Autumn Harper. Harper says her family struggled to find a preschool placement for her daughter, Amiya, who has Down syndrome, eventually leading to a lawsuit to ensure her daughter received appropriate educational services. Now 10 years old, Harper says her family continues to fight for the support Amiya needs,…...

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chattanoogan.com > 12/17/2025 > 512560 > County-Commission-Votes-To-Allow.aspx

County Commission Votes To Allow Commission Members To Give Invocation At Its Meetings

17+ hour, 28+ min ago (232+ words) The County Commission on Wednesday passed a resolution allowing commission members to give the invocation when needed at the start of their weekly meetings. Chairman Ken Smith said the commission will still invite representatives of different local faith groups for the weekly invoications. However, he said there are occasions when the appointed person does not appear. Chairman Smith said in the past the chairman has been able to call on either County Attorney Rheubin Taylor or County Clerk Bill Knowles for the invocation. He said attorney Taylor is an ordained minister and Mr. Knowles is also ordained. However, he said attorney Taylor retired and Mr. Knowles is also retiring. Commissioner David Sharpe said he was "bothered" by the prayer issue, noting that the Bible says, "When you pray go into your room and pray in private." He said of the…...

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chattanoogan.com > 12/17/2025 > 512480 > City-Ending-Recycling-Partnership-With.aspx

City Ending Recycling Partnership With Orange Grove Center After 3 Decades

18+ hour, 46+ min ago (238+ words) Jan. 1 will mark the end of a more than 30-year public-private recycling partnership between the city of Chattanooga and the Orange Grove Center, Inc. Jerramy Wood, administrator of the Department of Public Works, said, "The city is working to enhance our recycling and refuse capabilities in a way that uses taxpayer resources most wisely. "We have been in contact with Orange Grove and explained the direction the City is going. We will be pushing out a bid opportunity for the management and workforce of the recycle and refuse centers and Orange Grove will have the opportunity to bid sometime next year when it is released." "OGC was founded in Chattanooga in 1953 by families who had children with IDD. These families were committed to the idea that their children would grow up and thrive in community settings and not live in institutions....