Chattanooga Times Free Press - 2021-07-25

• City’s oldest housing project to get new look
• States scale back virus reporting as cases surge
• Beware of budget gimmicks in push for spending
• Mask use to be encouraged, not required
• By adding OU and Texas, SEC remains SECond to none
• Kane Brown helping Lowe’s give back with new program
• Owner of Chattanoog­a Tent Co. sees opportunit­y
• Something’s happening here … what it is ain’t exactly clear
• Family of James Brown settles estate battle
• STATEMENT OF CORE VALUES
• Health care for older immigrants sees momentum in a handful of states
• They waited, worried, stalled, then got the shot
• Critical race theory debate is fiercely dividing the church
• As delta variant spreads, CDC is pressured to revise mask guidance
• Mars quakes offer look to interior
• Fire rescue crews leave site of Surfside condo collapse after monthlong response
• Frito-Lay workers in Kansas ratify contract, ending strike
• Vatican closes fiscal 2020 with shortfall, but better than forecast
• Lebanon signs deal to sell Iraqi fuel in move to ease crisis
• Residents of flood-hit towns tell of short lead time
• Anti-corruption prosecutor flees
• Thousands march in Hungary Pride parade to oppose LGBT law
• Man in central China survives three days in a flooded garage
• Does suspension end Giuliani’s career in law?
• Where will ranked-choice voting go next after NYC?
• Biden’s antitrust team signals big swing at corporate titans
• Protesters reject virus passes, vaccine mandate
• Summer getaway takes off but nothing like pre-COVID
• A look at what didn’t happen this week
• Republican Vital hauls in $77,400 in contributi­ons
• Man who faked COVID-19 diagnosis gets 3 years
• Teaching candidates of color are being left behind
• As Herschel Walker eyes Senate run, a turbulent past emerges
• Poultry plant fined $1M after nitrogen accident
• Moves and milestones
• Employees testify about loaning money to Alabama sheriff on trial
• Georgia’s plan approved to spend $1.4B in federal aid
• Alabama officer still on payroll after murder conviction resigns position
• Georgia hospitals post prices online. Good luck finding the informatio­n.
• Georgia Republican­s making Atlanta crime a key issue for 2022
• Amateur fossil hunters make rare find in U.K. using Google Earth
• Monsoon rains flood Philippine villages, thousands evacuate
• Getting defensive
• Experience key to making area’s top secondarie­s elite
• Five HRs help Braves power past Phillies
• The basketball world is catching up to U.S.
• INTO THE FOLD
• Marion County native returns home to help residents find careers
• How to be a frugal traveler and still have plenty of fun
• Millennial Debt Foundation hires Tucker McClendon
• Ortwein Sign wins Mid-South Sign Associatio­n design contest
• Williams joins Oaklyn Consulting as communicat­ions consultant
• Beverly Edge promoted to partner at HHM CPAs
• Is it possible to return the car you just bought?
• Business Licenses
• Chattanoog­a native Reid Miller stars in ‘Joe Bell’
• Kane Brown helping Lowe’s give back in its 100 Hometowns initiative
• Quick look at the week
• Thoughts on rejection from the founder of Hecks Angels
• What’s keeping you up at night — and how to combat it
• How to deal with crooks, con artists and liars
• 13 tips for newlyweds
• Last bird out turn off the lights
• Reader claims many obituaries missing key informatio­n
• Is God really on the throne during revolution­s and collapsed buildings?
• Managing our thoughts can lead us to stronger faith
• The faith of Phoenix Suns coach Williams
• How to work through grief and know when you need expert help
• Exes don’t belong on a first date
• Joe Bell’ offers tale of emotional redemption
• Liz Alterman unveils a mysterious and riveting YA novel
• ‘The Photograph­er’
• New York Times Best Sellers
• THE MANDATE DEBATE
• AS THE PRESS WEAKENS, SO DOES DEMOCRACY
• VIEWPOINT 2: Requiring vaccinatio­n is premature; one-size-fits-all doesn’t work
• THE OCHS GOLDEN JUBILEE
• JOHNSON’S ONLY F IS IN LEAVING US
• THE OLD UNION CANNOT BE RESTORED
• HOW DEMOCRATS KEEP ‘RED DOGS’ IN THEIR CAMP
• JOHNSON A TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW
• DEMOCRACY ONLY SERVED WHEN DEMS GET WHAT THEY WANT
• THE PERVERSE AGENDA OF BLACK LIVES MATTER
• New York Times Crossword
• Sunday Puzzler
• Brow views, dream location create Signal Mountain paradise
• Warning Signs of Scams and Unfavorabl­e Loan Terms
• Hamilton County Real Estate Transactio­ns
• Refreshing shrub drinks are for summertime
• Caramel Crunch Rocky Road Bars,
• RUMBLE in the JUNGLE
• Why have a stairlift when you can have a homelift?
• Americans can finally grow hair so thick “It will cover up your bald spots,” says top US Doctor
• “To you, it’s the perfect lift chair. To me, it’s the best sleep chair I’ve ever had.”
• Close encounters
• Feature Story
• Q&A Hollywood
• Harry Live!
• ‘Breakthrou­gh’ cases causing alarm
• What is a covid-19 vaccine ‘breakthrou­gh’ case?
• Riding waves of change
• Sewing stars and stripes
• Prisoners of the war on drugs
• As wildfire smoke spreads, who’s at risk?
• ‘UNPRECEDEN­TED’ BLAZES
• Quiet on the eastern front
• ‘These were innocent kids’
• Look over here
• NOT REAL NEWS

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