Denny Manning Has Served With Dignity

Thursday, October 25, 2012

Denny Manning is truly a public servant. He is honest, sincere and dedicated.

For two terms - eight years - he has voted for the things he feels are the best for our city.

He is a well-respected person with a great wife who supports him. He has always supported our employees and they have learned they can count n him. He deserves another term.

Curtis D. Adams

May 23, 2013

Roy Exum: Hypocrisy And Horses

May 21, 2013

Thanks, Sheriff

I am saddened and disappointed that city officials are planning on placing a road through the former site of Lincoln Park. Lincoln Park was a rare source of enjoyment and entertainment ... (click for more)

I am still wincing over the fact a horrendous bill passed in the state legislature that would make whistle-blowers into criminals would have actually gone into law had it not been for Governor ... (click for more)

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Department is very responsive and professional out in Apison, and I appreciate that. We have some fine deputies serving Hamilton County. I ... (click for more)

Opinion

I am saddened and disappointed that city officials are planning on placing a road through the former site of Lincoln Park. Lincoln Park was a rare source of enjoyment and entertainment for African Americans, where families came together for relaxation and celebration. The park was a preferred destination for African Americans throughout the local region and residents ... (click for more)

Roy Exum: Hypocrisy And Horses

I am still wincing over the fact a horrendous bill passed in the state legislature that would make whistle-blowers into criminals would have actually gone into law had it not been for Governor Bill Haslam’s eleventh-hour veto. Called the “Ag-Gag bill,” similar efforts in other states have also soured because it is no more than a Catch-22 trick to protect those who abuse animals, ... (click for more)

Breaking News

Wade Hinton Named City Attorney

Wade Hinton, who led Mayor Andy Berke's transition team, has been chosen as city attorney. It is a joint appointment with the City Council, and the move was endorsed by a number of council members who appeared with the mayor at a press conference on Friday morning. Mayor Berke did not retain Mike McMahan, the longtime city attorney. He passed over Phil Noblett, a longtime ... (click for more)

Head Of BB&T's Chattanooga Commercial Banking Operations To Plead Guilty To Making Fraudulent Loans

The head of BB&T's Chattanooga commercial banking operations has been charged by federal authorities with making fraudulent loans. Tracy Brown is set to plead guilty to bank fraud on June 4. Authorities said Brown "appropriated the identities of three customers and took out fraudulent loans in their names. In October 2012, a customer of BB&T, D.M., went to the Ooltewah ... (click for more)

Sports

Baylor Beats St. Benedict, 7-2, To Earn Spot In Softball Title Game

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – Baylor’s Lady Red Raiders beat St. Benedict on Friday to earn a spot in the Division II-AA state softball championship game. Baylor (33-7) rode the four-hit pitching of Sarah Moore and an 11-hit attack – three different players each had two hits – to a 7-2 win over St. Benedict at the Starplex softball complex. The Lady Raiders will play Pope John ... (click for more)

Silverdale Strikes Back To Bounce Decatur County, 6-2, For Shot At Title

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – Talk about resiliency. Three-time defending state Class A champion Decatur County Riverside routed Silverdale Baptist Academy, 18-1, Thursday to force a winner-take-all showdown and determine the upper bracket winner at Middle Tennessee Christian’s Joe Baron Field. Decatur County had the momentum. Silverdale had its horse on the mound – senior ... (click for more)