In honor of National Salvation Army week, The Salvation Army will be hosting a Let’s Get Ready for Camp fair on Saturday, at the East Lake Salvation Army Center, at 2140 East 28 th Street, at the intersection of Fourth Avenue and 28 th Street, beginning at 9 a.m.  Medical personnel will be on hand for camp physicals, Salvation Army officers and volunteers will assist with ... (click for more)

Lee University has announced the 2012 recipient of the Excellence in Advising award as Dr. Skip Jenkins, director of graduate studies in biblical and theological studies and associate professor of historical theology.  This award is one of three faculty awards that recognize excellence in teaching, scholarship and advising and are considered the highest honors presented ... (click for more)

Vision Hospitality is making plans to erect a Fairfield Inn by Marriot at the south end of the Walnut Street Bridge.  The Chattanooga-based hotel group wants to build the hotel at the current site of an office building that formerly housed several dentists. The location is Walnut Street, Riverfront Parkway and Aquarium Way (new name for that section of Second ... (click for more)

A 17-year-old was killed Sunday night when he was thrown from the hood of a vehicle at the old Kmart on Signal Mountain Road. At 8:34 p.m., Chattanooga Police responded to 680 Signal Mountain Road where they found the teen suffering from head trauma. He was transported to a local hospital where he later succumbed to his injuries.  Traffic investigators said ... (click for more)

Roy Exum has said it all- "The industry is laughable."  The Humane Society's Keith Dane said last week, "The penalties are not sufficient ... jail time is the only sufficient penalty." Absolutely.  It is time for the Walking Horse industry to be treated in the same way that cock fighting and dog fighting are treated by the law.  Remember Michael Vick?  ... (click for more)

Ed Ray, who spent his modest life driving a school bus in the sleepy central California town of Chowchilla, will be laid to rest tomorrow and at least 26 people at the funeral will never ever forget him. Oh, there is a small monument that already bears his name in front of the town hall  but, as far as a busy world is concerned, 40 years behind the wheel of a orange bus in ... (click for more)