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A DECADE OF IMAGES: 1999-2008
In 10 years, Times Free Press photographers have taken thousands of images. We've combed through the archives to find some of the most memorable news and feature photographs. The images tell the story of 10 years in the life of our region.
Posted: Thursday - Jan. 8, 2009
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Video: Lasting images
Billy Weeks, Chattanooga Times Free Press director of photography and graphics, discusses memorable images since the merger 10 years ago of Chattanooga's two daily newspapers. The images range from shots of the Vols celebrating their 1999 national championship to pictures of celebrants rejoicing over Barack Obama's 2008 presidential election.
Posted: Wednesday - Jan. 7, 2009
Posted: Tuesday - Jan. 6, 2009
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Chattanooga: Paper splices ink with electrons to become media platform
Since Chattanooga’s morning and afternoon newspapers joined to debut as what is now the Chattanooga Times Free Press 10 years ago as of Monday, the paper has become more than the neatly rolled, plastic-wrapped bundle that lands each morning in readers’ driveways.
Posted: Tuesday - Jan. 6, 2009
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Video: Two editorial voices
Walter E. Hussman Jr., chairman of the Chattanooga Times Free Press, discusses his decision to purchase the two newspapers in the Chattanooga market 10 years ago and to merge them into one operation. Mr. Hussman also talks about the distinct nature of having two editorial voices in the newspaper.
Posted: Tuesday - Jan. 6, 2009
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Video: A stronger paper
Tom Griscom, Chattanooga Times Free Press publisher and executive editor, recalls merging two newspaper cultures into one in Chattanooga 10 years ago. Mr. Griscom also discusses the "dynamic" growth of the newspaper's Web site.
Posted: Tuesday - Jan. 6, 2009
Ex-Baylor star List ‘loves’ pro golf grind
At the start of the week, Luke List was in Florida. By week’s end, he’s expected to be in Hawaii. Such is life for an aspiring professional golfer.
Posted: Tuesday - Jan. 6, 2009
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Video: Growth at the Times Free Press
Chattanooga Times Free Press President and General Manager Jason Taylor discusses the newspaper 10 years after the city's two papers merged. Mr. Taylor also addresses the different platforms the Times Free Press uses to deliver news.
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