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Good morning, Chattanooga. Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 23rd of September.

COMMUNITY NEWS

  • Bruce Clark, a 77-year-old organist at the First Cumberland Presbyterian Church, celebrates 50 years of playing the organ, highlighting his deep connection with the congregation and his enduring passion for music.  Chattanooga Times Free Press
  • Crabtree Farms' Fall Plant Sale and Festival in Chattanooga featured local plants, educational activities, and crafts to welcome autumn, despite unseasonal temperatures.  Local 3 News
  • Nooga Paws, Chattanooga's unique all-natural pet store, marks 12 years by showcasing homemade, locally-sourced healthy pet treats.  Local 3 News

ACCIDENTS NEWS

  • A 61-year-old jogger was hospitalized with minor injuries after colliding with a car in Collegedale, Tenn., but is expected to recover, with no charges pending.  News Channel 9

CULTURE NEWS

  • The 1984 film 'Chattanooga Choo Choo,' featuring a star-studded cast, was based on the titular song and involved a comedy plot surrounding a train journey from New York City to Chattanooga.  Chattanooga Times Free Press

ENVIRONMENT NEWS

  • The local weather forecast predicts a hot and humid week with a chance of thunderstorms, small hail, and damaging winds on Monday evening, alongside a tropical development near the Gulf of Mexico with high rainfall potential.  Local 3 News
  • Hamilton, Bledsoe, Marion, and Sequatchie counties in Tennessee are facing extreme drought conditions, making this September potentially the driest since 1885.  Chattanooga Times Free Press

GOVERNMENT NEWS

  • A federal judge halted Tennessee's enforcement of a law criminalizing assistance to minors seeking an abortion without parental consent, citing First Amendment violations.  Local 3 News

HEALTH NEWS

  • Parkridge Valley Hospital emphasizes the importance of discussing and seeking help for suicidal thoughts during National Suicide Prevention Month, highlighting the steady rate of suicide despite an increase in those contemplating it.  Chattanooga Times Free Press

EVENTS

SUBMIT EVENT
  • SoLit's Poetry Book Club Meeting

    Experience an evening of poetic exploration and discussion at SoLit's Poetry Book Club.

    Tue, 9/24/24

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  • Social Networking Event for New Residents in Chattanooga

    Experience a welcoming atmosphere designed to help new and longtime residents of Chattanooga build connections and discover local favorites.

    Wed, 9/25/24

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  • Sevendust: Return to Dust Concert

    Experience a powerful performance by Sevendust featuring their signature rumbling grooves and unpredictable riffs at The Signal.

    Thu, 9/26/24

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  • Bacon & Barrel Festival: A Culinary and Spirits Experience

    Experience an evening of indulgence featuring unlimited samples of bacon-themed dishes and whiskey, complemented by live music and a vibrant atmosphere.

    Fri, 9/27/24

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  • Kris Allen Live at Songbirds

    Experience an intimate seated show with Kris Allen as he performs music from his upcoming fifth studio album, showcasing his journey as a seasoned storyteller and artist.

    Sat, 9/28/24

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  • Scenic City Wings Festival

    Experience a flavorful competition featuring some of Chattanooga’s best wings while supporting the local food bank.

    Sun, 9/29/24

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  • Improv Chattanooga Monthly Open House

    Experience a welcoming environment for adults to engage in and explore improvisational activities at a free monthly open house event.

    Mon, 9/30/24

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  • Basic Kali: Filipino Martial Arts Classes

    Learn the fundamentals of Basic Kali, a Filipino martial art that focuses on street boxing, grappling, and armed vs unarmed combat techniques.

    Tue, 10/1/24

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  • Beginner Bachata Dance Course - October Sessions

    Learn the fundamentals of LA style Bachata dancing in a structured 3-week course with six classes offered at G2G Salsa.

    Wed, 10/2/24

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  • Jeff Dunham Live Performance

    Experience a night of laughter with renowned comedian and ventriloquist Jeff Dunham at the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium.

    Thu, 10/3/24

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