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(Aired Thu 7/10/25) Here in Chattanooga, they are known - and will always be known - as “The Fallen Five.” On July 16th, 2015, five service members of the U.S. military were killed by a gunman at the U.S. Navy Operational Support Center off Amnicola Highway in the worst terror attack in this city’s history.
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Jack Matherly / LinkedInFor some graduates of public high schools here in Hamilton County, their next steps beyond the classroom are careers in fast-growing industries: lineworking, welding, data analysis and cybersecurity. Viable Pathways to Prosperity is a local effort that connects those graduates with those careers. -
WTCI PBSFrom a young age, Olivia Reeves has been making her mark in the world of competitive weightlifting. She’s the next guest on “The A List with Alison Lebovitz” - from our public media partner WTCI PBS - on Thursday at 8:30 PM and on the PBS app.
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Ray Soldano/RaySoldano.comRichard Winham has retired, but WUTC is airing guest-hosted reruns and community shows in his honor. Tune in weekdays July–December to celebrate his legacy. -
Penguin BooksOn this episode of WUTC's "Open Book," Richard Winham speaks with Rollo Romig, author of "I Am on the Hit List: A Journalist's Murder and the Rise of Autocracy in India," published by Penguin Books.
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Chattanooga-based Old Timey musician Lon Eldridge shares his new album of instrumental lap steel music inspired by a genre known as Exotica. -
WUTC's Alex Volz tumbles down a surreal rabbit hole of Chattanooga history that involves the birth of the automobile, an Italian Renaissance mansion, and the composition of a piano concerto.
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