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Good morning, Chattanooga. Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 1st of January.

COMMUNITY NEWS

  • Chattanooga police emphasize the importance of driving sober for New Year's Eve celebrations to ensure a safe start to the New Year.  Local 3 News
  • Chattanooga area offers diverse New Year activities, including First Day Hikes, ice skating, and Dread Hollow's New Year's Nightmare.  Chattanooga Times Free Press

CRIME NEWS

  • Hamilton County deputies fatally shot a man who displayed a firearm during a traffic stop in a Publix parking lot, marking the third law enforcement-related fatality in the area this month.  Chattanooga Times Free Press

CULTURE NEWS

  • A food event in Chattanooga features dishes prepared by chef Khaled AlBanna, inspired by Mariam Shaar's cookbook 'Soufra', highlighting Shaar's journey as a Palestinian refugee entrepreneur and her food truck's impact in Lebanon.  Chattanooga Times Free Press
  • The Center for Creative Arts, along with Yale's Society of Sons of Orpheus and Bacchus, will host a benefit concert to raise funds for auditorium seating renovations.  Local 3 News

ECONOMY NEWS

  • In 2024, most of Chattanooga's publicly traded companies saw a rise in share prices, contributing to over $5 billion in market value increase, with Unum and Miller Industries leading the growth.  Chattanooga Times Free Press

EDUCATION NEWS

  • Chattanooga Girls Leadership Academy, focusing on STEM and closing the achievement gap for girls of color, celebrates historic honors including its eighth Level 5 TVAAS recognition and fifth designation as a Tennessee Rewards School.  News Channel 9

HEALTH NEWS

  • Blood Assurance in Chattanooga encourages donations by opening on New Year's Day and offering incentives during National Blood Donor Month amid a local donor shortage.  Local 3 News
  • Restaurants in the Chattanooga area were inspected, revealing issues ranging from expired food items to equipment malfunctions.  Chattanooga Times Free Press

LIFESTYLE NEWS

EVENTS

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  • An Evening with Sean Dietrich

    Sean Dietrich, a columnist and storyteller, shares insights on life in the American South at this engaging event.

    Sat, 1/11/25

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  • Chattacon 2025: A Celebration of Speculative Fiction

    Chattacon offers a weekend of engaging panel discussions, art showcases, and gaming experiences centered around science fiction and fantasy in Chattanooga, TN.

    Fri, 1/17/25

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  • Athletic Championships: Chattanooga Nationals Cheerleading

    The Athletic Championships Chattanooga Nationals 2025 is a two-day cheerleading competition taking place at the Chattanooga Convention Center.

    Sat, 1/18/25

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  • Wednesday Jazz at Barking Legs Theater

    Barking Legs Theater hosts a weekly jazz event that features local artists and supports the Chattanooga music community since 2015.

    Wed, 1/22/25

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  • Candlelight Concert: Tribute to Queen

    Experience a magical live concert featuring classic Queen songs performed under candlelight at The Hotel Chalet.

    Thu, 1/23/25

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  • Belgard University 2025 in Chattanooga, TN

    Belgard University offers educational breakout classes, a trade show, and an evening awards dinner at The Westin in Downtown Chattanooga.

    Wed, 1/29/25

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  • Black Jacket Symphony Performs Led Zeppelin's IV

    The Black Jacket Symphony presents a live performance of Led Zeppelin's iconic album IV in its entirety at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium.

    Fri, 1/31/25

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