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• Tennnessee faces continued budget crisis (Chattanooga Times Free Press)

  A sweeping $106 million emergency budget reduction announced Tuesday probably will not be the last sacrifice Tennessee’s public service agencies will have to make in these tough economic times, according to state Finance Commissioner Dave Goetz.

• Let's Get It Started (Purdue Boilermakers)

  The Purdue wrestling team kicked off its 2008-09 season on Wednesday, holding its first practice in generous fashion with a marathon charity run. The Boilermakers took on an extensive endurance run and took pledges for time and completion for the United Way fund.

• Banking on the River: Chattanooga's waterfront serves as an urban hub for Metro area (Knoxville News Sentinel)

  CHATTANOOGA - More than 25 years ago when community leaders proposed a linear park to reconnect Chattanoogans to the river, they didn't realize all the benefits their project would have. The river that divides the city also brings together the city.

• District 3 Commission Candidates Address Local Problems (Dade County Sentinel)

  This week the Dade County Sentinel is covering the District 3 County Commissioner race in our series of stories on state and local elections. In the District 3 Commissioner race, Republican Robert Goff is facing Independent candidate Cary Carter in the November 4 elections.

• Business bulletins: Oct. 4 (Knoxville News Sentinel)

  n Technical Society of Knoxville will meet at 11:30 a.m. Monday at the Crowne Plaza. Roger Dugan Sr. will discuss Smart Power. PDH. For more information, call 865-687-6591

• Chattanooga: Healy turns in mayoral papers (Chattanooga Times Free Press)

  Former Parks and Recreation head Rob Healy turned in his qualification papers Wednesday to run against Chattanooga Mayor Ron Littlefield in the spring, and now he awaits a decision by election commissioners on whether he can run.

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