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Ooltewah Elementary music teacher to be honored by CMA Foundation (opens the original)
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One educator from the Tennessee Valley will soon be recognized during the 10th Anniversary celebration of the CMA Foundation Music Teachers of Excellence. Michael Perryman of Ooltewah Elementary School is among the 30 honorees nationwide in 2026 whose efforts to transform lives through music will be rewarded. Each honoree receives $5,000 to be split evenly between personal use and their classroom or program. The foundation says Perryman has nurtured creativity and helped students grow beyond the
Bradley Central High School to get brand new track (opens the original)
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Bradley Central High School can soon expect an upgrade to its athletic facilities. The district announced a $1.8 million project to replace and expand its running track to eight lanes. Field event areas will also be added, along with a turf infield. The money comes from the Bradley County Commission and will allow student-athletes to train, compete and host events in the future. âWe are beyond grateful for the support of the Bradley County Commission and our Board of Education in making this p
14 students, 2 teachers taken to hospital after thermometer breaks at Dalewood Middle School (opens the original)
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A science experiment at Dalewood Middle School resulted in a hazmat response along with 14 students and two staff members being sent to the hospital on Wednesday due to possible exposure to mercury. Officials said a thermometer broke during class, prompting the response. The 16 people were taken to the hospital as a precautionary measure via ambulance or personal vehicle. The thermometer was suspected of containing mercury but was later determined to be alcohol-based. There was never a threat to
Part of Pikeville Piggly Wiggly ordered to close due to rodents earlier this month (opens the original)
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The Tennessee Department of Agriculture ordered a portion of the Piggly Wiggly grocery store in Pikeville to be closed after discovering evidence of rodents, citing it as an imminent health hazard. The agency says a dead mouse was found on a glue trap and that food products were chewed on in six aisles of the store as well as the backstock area. Those aisles include numbers 2, 3, 4, 9, 10 and 11. Rodent droppings could also be found âextensivelyâ in the aisles. A hole was also found in the b
Dalton native to be inducted into International Women’s Boxing Hall of Fame (opens the original)
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With a nickname like âKnockout,â Deborah Nichols was bound to pick up a lot of major victories in the ring. The Dalton native will be inducted to the International Womenâs Boxing Hall of Fame on October 10. This follows a career that saw her win the IBA Womenâs World Featherweight Championship in 1999. After learning karate in Dalton to begin her martial arts training, Nichols earned her black belt in 1991. She then shifted to other combat sports before focusing on boxing. Her profession
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