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Covenant Pushes for Scenic Hwy Move

April 10, 2017 Roy Uptain

President Derek Halvorson and CFO Dan Wykoff met with Georgia state officials early this year to discuss redirecting Scenic Highway to the east in an effort to unify the campus and make it safer for students, Wykoff confirmed this week.

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In Volume 64: Issue 5 Tags Scenic Hwy Move, Covenant, Local, Construction, Roy Uptain, News
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Seaux Chill to Drop Freedom Avenue

March 21, 2017 Andrew Fultz

Covenant Junior Nabil Ince—performing under stage name Seaux Chill—is excited to be releasing his newest album Freedom Ave at midnight on March 25.

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In Volume 64: Issue 4 Tags Nabil Ince, Seaux Chill, Covenant, News, Local, Expression Engine, Andrew Fultz
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Tomorrow Building

March 2, 2017 Zach Jones

They’re new neighbors with a twist!

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In Volume 64: Issue 2 Tags Tomorrow Building, News, Local, Chattanooga, Zach Jones
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Purposity

February 6, 2017 Mackenzie Jones

...The Maclellan Foundation, the Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga, and a few citizens helped to establish Purposity Chattanooga, bringing awareness to the city by finding purpose through generosity.

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In Volume 64: Issue 1 Tags Community Needs, Chattanooga, Local, Purposity, Social Media, Mackenzie Jones
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Chattanooga Mayor Election Season

February 6, 2017 Greer McCollum

Chattanooga’s mayoral race got started late last August when city councilman Larry Grohn announced his bid, followed soon by Andy Berke, the incumbent, announcing his own campaign for reelection.

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In Volume 64: Issue 1 Tags Chattanooga, Mayor, Election, Local, News, Greer McCollum
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New NTSB Report after Woodmore Crash

February 6, 2017 Zach Jones

The Hamilton County school board is rethinking the district’s transportation structure after the National Transportation Safety Board released an initial report on January 17 about the Woodmere Elementary school bus crash that killed six children and injured several others late last year.

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In Volume 64: Issue 1 Tags Hamilton County, Local, Woodmore Crash, News, Zach Jones
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Sister March Draws Thousands

February 6, 2017 Anne Fuller

The day after President Trump’s Inauguration, Chattanooga women took to Coolidge Park, many equipped with unused pink umbrellas and raincoats in the unexpected sunshine.

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In Volume 64: Issue 1 Tags Women's March, Sister March, Local, News, Anne Fuller
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Soccer: Language of the World

January 13, 2017 Kristie Jaya

From the early days of the sport brought by working class immigrants to Louisiana in the 1850s, to intramurals in Ashe Gym, kicking the soccer ball is a universal sport that draws people of different backgrounds and descents to the field.

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In Volume 63: Issue 7 Tags Soccer, Chattanooga Sports Ministries, Chattanooga, Local, News, New City Fellowship
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The Gatlinburg Fire

January 13, 2017 Mackenzie Jones

This area of Tennessee is traditionally considered a beloved and nostalgic vacation area for families eager to spend a week in a cabin, ready to experience family-friendly attractions.

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In Volume 63: Issue 7 Tags News, Local, Tennessee, Fire, Gatlinburg, Mackenzie Jones
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Lookout Mountain Fire

November 9, 2016 Anne Fuller

A brush fire that began two weeks ago continues to spread across the Lookout Mountain ridge in Dade County and has consumed 183 acres as of Monday afternoon. 

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In Volume 63: Issue 4 Tags Anne Fuller, Zach Jones, Local, News, Fire, Lookout Mountain
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Ooltewah Rapists Convicted

November 1, 2016 Greer McCollum

On October 11, three former Ooltewah High School Basketball players were sentenced with connections to a rape case that occurred in Gatlinburg, Tenn. around Christmas of last year. 

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In Volume 63: Issue 4 Tags Ooltewah, Local, Trial, Greer McCollum, News
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Goodman's Coffee Shop Opens

November 1, 2016 Kristie Jaya

Covenant alums Ian Goodman and Kris Perkins opened Goodman coffee shop with partners Aric Annear and David Rossi two weeks ago.

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In Volume 63: Issue 4 Tags Coffee, Goodman Coffee, Covenant, Alumni, Local, News, Kristie Jaya
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In Case You Missed It

September 14, 2016 McKenzie Barham

Tennessee Riverwalk Extension Completed | Ooltewah Update | PCA Moves Toward Racial Reconciliation

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In Volume 63: Issue 1 Tags In Case You Missed It, McKenzie Barham, Local, News, PCA
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