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Walnut Street Bridge reopens Saturday with noon ceremony, celebratory walk (opens the original)
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CHATTANOOGA — The Walnut Street Bridge is scheduled to reopen Saturday, Oct. 3, with a public ceremony and celebratory walk across the bridge. Parking on Walnut Street will be blocked beginning at 6 a.m., while both bridge entrances will open at 8:30 a.m. for city officials and contractors to prepare for the event. The entrances will remain blocked by Chattanooga police until the public program begins at noon at the bridge's South entrance. Errol Williams will serve as master of ceremonies, with
Tennessee Aquarium kicks off ODDtober with underwater pumpkin carving and halloween fun (opens the original)
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CHATTANOOGA — Most jack-o'-lanterns are carved at the kitchen table, but at the Tennessee Aquarium, the annual Halloween tradition takes place underwater. Two costumed divers demonstrated their pumpkin-carving skills Wednesday, Sept. 30, in the Aquarium's Tennessee River exhibit as the Chattanooga attraction kicked off ODDtober, its annual celebration of unusual and fascinating wildlife. Underwater carving demonstrations will be held Saturdays at 2 p.m. throughout October, alternating between th
The ghost who never checked out: The mystery of Room 311 (opens the original)
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CHATTANOOGA — Behind the elegant doors of Chattanooga’s historic Read House Hotel is a room with a reputation that refuses to check out. Room 311 blends nearly 150 years of history with a chilling legend, where stories of a mysterious guest, strange encounters and a ghostly presence continue to keep visitors guessing. The Read House Hotel has stood in downtown Chattanooga since 1872, becoming one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks through decades of Chattanooga history. The hotel, built d
46-year-old woman injured after being hit by two vehicles in Chattanooga (opens the original)
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CHATTANOOGA — A 46-year-old woman is recovering from serious injuries after she was hit by two vehicles Tuesday night, according to the Chattanooga Police Department. Police say a driver saw a 46-year-old woman in the roadway after coming over a hill and swerved to avoid her, but still struck her with the vehicle’s side mirror on Shallowford Road. The woman was knocked to the ground and was then struck by a second vehicle that left the scene, according to investigators. Hamilton County EMS took
Tennessee-Texas game: Enhanced security, traffic changes planned for Trump visit (opens the original)
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KNOXVILLE — Fans heading to Neyland Stadium for Saturday’s Tennessee-Texas game should expect enhanced security, heavier traffic and changes to campus access as President Donald Trump is expected to attend the matchup. The University of Tennessee says gates will open at 9 a.m. for the noon Southeastern Conference opener, and fans are encouraged to arrive significantly earlier than they would for a typical game. Secret Service personnel and police will conduct enhanced security screenings at all
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