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Red Bank defense faces tough task vs. Rhea County all-time rushing leader Ethan Davis - Vimarsana News

Red Bank defense faces tough task vs. Rhea County all-time rushing leader Ethan Davis

Red Bank and Rhea County have been two of the most consistent public high school football programs in the Chattanooga area over the last decade.

Red Bank senior Malachi Stephenson's journey to four-sport athlete began in Africa - Vimarsana News

Red Bank senior Malachi Stephenson's journey to four-sport athlete began in Africa

Sports is always in season for Red Bank's Malachi Stephenson, a Sierra Leone native known for his smile and optimistic approach to life.

Red Bank's Daune Morris transfers to powerhouse Oakland | Chattanooga Times Free Press - Vimarsana News

Red Bank's Daune Morris transfers to powerhouse Oakland | Chattanooga Times Free Press

Red Bank all-state athlete Daune Morris has transferred to perennial state powerhouse Murfreesboro Oakland.

Boo Carter among 3 Chattanooga area players visiting coach Deion Sanders in Colorado - Vimarsana News

Boo Carter among 3 Chattanooga area players visiting coach Deion Sanders in Colorado

A trio of Chattanooga-area prep football stars who are on the rise as college prospects have earned a Prime Time weekend.

Kazuo K. Inouye: How a Japanese American-Owned Real Estate Firm Broke up Racist Covenants in Southern California | Lost LA | Food & Discovery - Vimarsana News

Kazuo K. Inouye: How a Japanese American-Owned Real Estate Firm Broke up Racist Covenants in Southern California | Lost LA | Food & Discovery

Kazuo K. Inouye of Kashu Realty was a second-generation Japanese American who made it his business to populate racially restricted Los Angeles neighborhoods with Angelenos of color, thus shaping the culture of the city block by block, for generations to come.

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