Chattanooga Times/Free Press (Chattanooga, TN) articles from September 2006

Chattanooga Times/Free Press (Chattanooga, TN) archives from September 2006

Renaming building will save money.
September 1, 2006

Report: UTC key to growth downtown.
September 1, 2006

Urban League's career center is free referral source.
September 1, 2006

St. Andrew's-Sewanee gets $1.5 million gift: Donation for a performing arts center is the largest ever for the school.
September 1, 2006

County eyes slight hike in health premiums.
September 1, 2006

Purchaser of U.S. Pipe plans cleanup, reuse of 90 industrial acres.
September 1, 2006

Accessing books, bytes: College libraries try to cater to needs of students, faculty.
September 1, 2006

Coolidge Park tree divided.
September 1, 2006

Coyotes causing trouble in Big Ridge community.
September 1, 2006

Detectives seek help identifying found body.
September 1, 2006

Sheriff Cupp reflects on 12 years of service.
September 1, 2006

Pedestrian corridor at UTC to be done soon.
September 1, 2006

Virginia College opens local campus in Brainerd.
September 1, 2006

Law officers show softer side: Many take time to help charities.
September 1, 2006

Pikeville lifts boil water notice.
September 1, 2006

Eminent domain battle over: Jury awards landowners $160,000 after seven-year struggle.
September 1, 2006

New nonstop flight to central Florida.
September 1, 2006

Fashions the for ages: Mother and daughter share clothes, mix accessories.
September 1, 2006

A diamond in the rough: Home restoration emerges as large-scale ?art project'.
September 2, 2006

Going the distance: UTC Chancellor Roger Brown and wife, Dr. Carolyn Thompson, step up to co-chair Race for the Cure in honor of family members who fought cancer.
September 2, 2006

Chattanooga Times/Free Press, Tenn., Clint Cooper column: God crashes a wedding in Colorado.(Column)
September 2, 2006

What a joy divine: A favorite American hymn, ?Leaning on the Everlasting Arms,' got its start in Ringgold.
September 2, 2006

Seed-saving thrifty fall ritual.
September 2, 2006

Man charged with stalking at school bus stop.
September 2, 2006

Man deported 7 times back in U.S. courtroom.
September 2, 2006

County switches to costlier police vests.
September 2, 2006

Ad blames Corker for missed 911 calls.
September 2, 2006

More employees leave CHA.
September 2, 2006

Adams says commission to embrace Scales ideas ,.
September 2, 2006

Sewer projects look to future: Ringgold's growth prompts officials to take action.
September 2, 2006

City seeks permit to dispose of sediment.
September 2, 2006

A tale of 2 businesses: City couple sells one, keeps another.
September 2, 2006

As people travel for Labor Day, gas falls.
September 2, 2006

'Participant' marketing idea going for U.S. patent.
September 2, 2006

Weekend weather not expected to 'fall' short.
September 2, 2006

Traffic fatalities on rise.
September 2, 2006

Building hope and houses: Chattanooga Neighborhood Enterprise cutting staff, refocusing goals.
September 3, 2006

Keeping teachers in school: Education officials say faculty retention is key to student performance.
September 3, 2006

State sign program secures funding.
September 3, 2006

'Leaving Church' author set for Connor lecture.
September 3, 2006

Hundreds swing into holiday: Annual event begun in 2002 draws dancers from around the South.
September 3, 2006

Ramsey focuses on county growth.
September 3, 2006

TennCare sticks with weight loss program.
September 3, 2006

City may approve sewer fee increase.
September 3, 2006

Towns rely on past to ensure future.
September 3, 2006

Dalton State College social work program expands options.
September 3, 2006

Fort Oglethorpe Post tradition continues.
September 3, 2006

College lobbying expenses double.
September 3, 2006

SENATE RACE ISSUES : Corker, Ford have similar views on immigration.
September 3, 2006

General aviation sputters at Lovell: Fuel costs depress number of flights by small planes; corporate jets less affected.
September 3, 2006

REACHING FOR Excellence : Picking the right college can be a long climb.
September 4, 2006

Aging on the job: Many baby boomers say they expect to stay employed well past 65.
September 4, 2006

Grand jury faults programs, Silverdale.
September 4, 2006

New commissioners ready for the job: Brooks, Coppinger have different education concerns.
September 4, 2006

Chattanooga Market Kids Day focuses its fun on children.
September 4, 2006

Electric eyes zoom in on safety.
September 4, 2006

Muralist McFate airbrushes Pikeville.
September 4, 2006

Cleveland Utilities plans to relocate lines for expansion.
September 4, 2006

Warning issued on dangerous water sport.
September 4, 2006

Labor Day ignites national passion for grilling.
September 4, 2006

Certified organic: Crabtree Farms earns designation.
September 5, 2006

Mapping the past: UTC archaeological team uses GIS software to provide better history of Georgia barrier island.
September 5, 2006

CHA plans Greenwood Terrace renovation.
September 5, 2006

A leader among principals: Soddy-Daisy's Smith nominated for state honor.
September 5, 2006

Brother, sister drown near Watts Bar Dam.
September 5, 2006

'Black box' on wheels: More vehicles are being equipped with data recorders.
September 5, 2006

Locals speak in many tongues.
September 5, 2006

Labor Day generosity: Signal Lions mix munching, music at charities fundraiser.
September 5, 2006

Recycling supporters trash city's approach.
September 5, 2006

Slack year won't stop farmers market organizers.
September 5, 2006

Curly Fox memorabilia finds home in Dayton.
September 5, 2006

Water system changes required.
September 5, 2006

Burke mulls future at Finley.
September 5, 2006

Sugar's Ribs set to open on Ridge.
September 5, 2006

Moving into high gear: 9 th District post candidates are study in opposites.
September 5, 2006

Comtrust expands into North Georgia.
September 5, 2006

3 killed in holiday car crash.
September 6, 2006

Drink up! : Research shows coffee has health benefits when consumed in moderation.
September 6, 2006

Market Street Bridge work causes closures.
September 6, 2006

Gas gouge campaign caught one last year.
September 6, 2006

Judge eyes new facility to house juveniles.
September 6, 2006

Irwin's death shocks experts: Stingrays rarely fatal, area biologists say.
September 6, 2006

CHA fires East Lake Courts manager.
September 6, 2006

City sets loose kudzu-eating goats.
September 6, 2006