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Saturday, March 15th, 2025
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Good morning, Chattanooga. Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 15th of March.
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ Sean Alexander is set to open Build-A-Salad in the old Long Horn diner at 129 N. Market St. in three to four months for $9.99 per pound for salads—he is renovating the space while keeping its historic details and offering soups, to-go options, and catering. Chattanooga Times Free Press
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Authorities are searching for Alvin Clemons, a 71-year-old man from Ooltewah who was last seen on March 13th wearing a green Baylor sweatshirt and blue jeans and driving a black 2015 Ford Explorer with plate number 53A-188; anyone with information should call the Hamilton County Sheriff's office at 423-622-0022 or 1-800-TBI-FIND. News Channel 9
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Veterans Bridge — normally gray and beige — now features a colorful art installation by NYC-based artist Ebony Bolt as it serves as the detour route while Walnut Street Bridge closes Monday for 18 months to address structural and deck issues. Bolt’s work, themed around art, nature, recreation and shopping, aims to offer an engaging experience for pedestrians and cyclists traveling between downtown and North Shore. Chattanooga Times Free Press
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Hamilton County Schools is reviewing the credits of Chattanooga Prep seniors to ensure they can graduate on time after finding 21 of 45 teachers are unlicensed—most teach courses needed for valid credit. The district will work with the school to establish proper certifications and aims for all 50 seniors to graduate on time as discussions about the charter continue. News Channel 9
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The Tennessee Senate passed a bill on March 13 that sets a 30-day deadline to clear homeless encampments and a 10-day notice before disposing of personal property—service providers worry the plan may hurt local efforts to house people. The bill heads to the House Transportation Subcommittee on Tuesday for further review. Chattanooga Times Free Press
- ➤ A new bill sponsored by Rep. Mike Sparks from Smyrna would lower the minimum age for bus drivers from 25 to 21 to ease the shortage and reverse a law put in place after the Woodmore bus crash in 2016 that killed six children. The bill passed key committee votes in February and on March 11 and now heads back to lawmakers for further action. Local 3 News
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Bradley Central girls rallied for a 66-39 win over Bearden in Friday's semifinal—now they face Bartlett for the state title at the Murphy Center at 7:30 p.m. Eastern today. Chattanooga Times Free Press
- ➤ At the future home of the Chattanooga Lookouts, team president Rich Mozingo led a tour on March 15, 2025 that showed crews moved 100,000 yards of dirt and will soon set a thousand tons of steel as the project prepares for an April 2026 opening. The ballpark will feature a main entrance in an 1882 building and a remodeled foundry area for restaurants and offices—these features and plans to develop over 400 acres will boost the area's growth. Local 3 News
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Seeds of Change: Awakening the Spirit of Spring
This event at Crabtree Farms celebrates Ostara, blending ancient traditions with the vibrancy of spring renewal.
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UTC Softball Championship: University of Tennessee at Chattanooga vs Kennesaw State
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga softball team will compete against Kennesaw State at Frost Stadium in a championship match.
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The Bobby Stone Film Series: Silents Synced - Nosferatu with Radiohead in Chattanooga
This event features a unique pairing of the classic silent film 'Nosferatu' with the music of Radiohead, providing a special cinematic experience at the Walker Theatre.
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Maria Bamford Live Comedy Show
Comedian Maria Bamford will perform at the Robert Kirk Walker Theatre in Chattanooga.
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Resonant Language Live Performance
Innovative bass music artist Resonant Language will perform immersive soundscapes at the Barrelhouse Ballroom.
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Chattanooga Softball Match: UTC vs UNC Greensboro
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga will host a softball game against UNC Greensboro at Frost Stadium, welcoming the general public to enjoy a community sporting event.
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Jeremy Camp Live Concert
Jeremy Camp will perform live at the Walker Theatre in Chattanooga, offering an evening of contemporary Christian music.
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1964 The Tribute Concert
1964 The Tribute offers an authentic musical experience, recreating the iconic sounds of The Beatles for fans and enthusiasts of classic rock.
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Hadestown
2-4 p.m. — Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium — Ticket prices vary — Experience the acclaimed Broadway musical where a song changes your fate.
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Hadestown (Touring)
7-11 p.m. | Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium | Tickets required | Experience the winner of eight Tony Awards® in a musical journey where a song can change your fate.
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