Bridge Christian Church in Chattanooga will hold its annual Movies in the Park at Dark, starting on Friday, June 21, with “Ice Age: Continental Drift.”  The family movies will be shown on a large inflatable screen at Heritage Park, and will begin at dark.  The events are free, open to the public, and popcorn will be served.   The family ... (click for more)

Regular Sunday School classes at Lookout Mountain Presbyterian Church, 316 North Bragg, Lookout Mountain, have been suspended until the middle of August. June 16 through Aug. 11 at 9:30 in the Reception Room there will be one Sunday School class. The first four weeks will be on fostering relationships with adult children.   The topic for the morning ... (click for more)

Doctors’ best efforts couldn't save 35-year-old Kima Evans’ life after he was ambushed and shot repeatedly on Jan. 13, 2012, prosecutors said Tuesday in Hamilton County Criminal Court.   But Evans hung on long enough to identify his killer, assistant district attorney Jason Demastus said.   The result, he said: Kaylon Sebron Bailey, 35, is on trial ... (click for more)

Police said a Highland Park woman helped crack a mystery about a rash of recent gasoline thefts involving the cutting of expensive gas lines. Thomas Bouch was arrested after Bridgitte Brody told of looking out a window of her house last Thursday and seeing a white male standing by a 24-seat van at Tennessee Temple University. She said the man had a rubber tube near ... (click for more)

The public needs to intervene on the absolutely absurd Wilson Air Waste (WWW) at the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport.  What this all comes down to is our elected officials have appointed board members to oversee the budget and decision making at the airport, and they clearly do not respect public resources.   Contrary to the Airport Authority CEO’s statement ... (click for more)

I'm betting the chances are good you overlooked a story in Monday's editions of the Chattanooga Times Free Press about our newest heroes in Franklin County. I say they are our heroes because the proud little county that stretches from Sewanee to Tullahoma is on the very brink of running its meth dealers far away from the land Davy Crockett once trod. Because our state legislature ... (click for more)