Chattanooga Times Free Press - 2017-12-28

• Message resonates across Appalachia
• Mt. Vernon Restaurant says goodbye
• New study: Calcium pills might not work
• Counselor charged with soliciting client for sex
• Bulldogs stuck together during coaching change to reap rewards
• Two local Hallmark stores closing nextmonth
• Stars and fans say goodbye to ‘Nashville’ ahead of final season
• Plane returns to L.A. because passenger was on wrong flight
• STATEMENT OF CORE VALUES
• Obama to Prince Harry: Leaders must use care on social media
• Market explosion in Russia injures 10
• After record snow, bitter cold ahead for northern U.S.
• Trump, GOP chiefs to meet on agenda
• Victims slain in apartment were mom, 2 kids, 2nd woman
• White House magnolia cut back for safety
• School virtual shooter training program aimed at survival
• Black steps down as head of House budget panel
• Bus company settles fifth Woodmore lawsuit
• Two injured in College Hill Courts shooting
• Locals rush to pay their property taxes
• Preacher fights Atlanta’s ban on sidewalk proselytiz­ing
• Chattanoog­a officer on paid leave after domestic assault arrest
• New Hardy principal latest of school shifts
• Senate Majority PAC backed Jones’ winning Alabama campaign
• THE DANGERS OF TRUMP DELIRIUM
• A BIG, BEAUTIFUL QUIZ ABOUT TRUMP IN 2017
• WOMEN’S LIVES CUT SHORT
• CIVILIZATI­ON’S ‘DARKEST HOUR’
• GOOD YEAR FOR TRUMP, BUT THERE’S MORE TO DO
• GIVE TRUMP CREDIT FOR DEFYING PUTIN
• Volunteer, Bledsoe Telephone move ahead on broadband projects in selected areas
• Hullco buys Window Works in Dalton
• Small retailers capitalize­d on strengths
• FEMA sells disaster trailers cheaply despite victim demand
• Samsung heir faces longer time in prison
• Lawsuit: Sam’s Club discrimina­ted against transgende­r worker
• Bama values victory over fun at Sugar
• Falcons don’t expect help in wild-card bid
• Mariota finally in for a finale
• Lady Scots receive USC ethics award
• Mocs add 3rd O-line recruit
• Altuve named AP’s top male athlete of ’17
• Young Seminoles show promise in bowl victory
• Lingering chill
• Fresh Air Calendar
• Reflecting on 2017 TV
• Husband loses desire for wife after witnessing her overdose
• Horoscope
• Crossword
• Today In History
• River Gorge Explorer’s final cruises will be for observing sandhill crane migration. FRIDAY THROUGH JAN. 15
• Creative Discovery Museum’s New Years at Noon event kids ring in 2018 at 2:18 p.m. SUNDAY
• New Year’s alternativ­es to ‘Auld Lang Syne’
• Entertainm­ent: The same as it ever was
• New Year’s Eve gospel sing at The Colonnade
• Music Calendar
• The Top 10 Albums of 2017
• Best Overlooked Albums of 2017
• Club Scene
• Arts Calendar
• Events Calendar
• Nature’s Fliers
• Christophe­r Plummer dominates ‘All the Money in the World’
• ‘Pitch Perfect 3’ not the high note of the series
• ‘Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle’ smartly mixes action, humor
• ‘Father Figures’ is a relatively major disaster
• Children’s book ‘Ferdinand’ jumps to screen nicely
• In ‘Downsizing,’ Matt Damon sweats the small stuff
• THE FOOD Wally’s Restaurant: 80 years and going strong
• Laugh Lines
• Late Night Laughs: Around the White House

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