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In honor of Juneteenth, which is now a city holiday, the City of Chattanooga Office of Multicultural Affairs will present “Chattanooga Recreates Black Wall Street” an inaugural month-long recognition highlighting the celebration and patronage of Black-owned businesses for the entire month of June 2021.
“Black Wall Street” is the historical reference to the Greenwood District of Tulsa, Oklahoma, once known as one of the prosperous African-American communities within the United States up until the 1921 attack on black residents and businesses by mobs of white residents.
Kelly announces plan to reopen YFD centers, senior centers and pools in early June under COVID-19 guidelines
Popular summer activities will be opened next week
Kelly removes mask mandate for vaccinated residents in most situations and locations, in line with this week’s changes to CDC guidelines; plans to reopen Warner Park pool
Kelly removes restrictions on softball tournaments, Updates basis to reflect CDC guidelines
The Tennessee Human Rights Commission in partnership with the City of Chattanooga Office of Multicultural Affairs and City of Chattanooga Office of Economic and Community Development Present: Fair Housing Hot Topics, What you Need to Know.
Mask restrictions in city buildings remain in place, residents encouraged to follow CDC guidelines
Mask restrictions in city buildings remain in place, residents encouraged to follow CDC guidelines
O’Donnell to be first woman in history to occupy city’s top legal office
O’Donnell to be first woman in history to occupy city’s top legal office