“Hey…Now”!   For over five decades listeners have heard those words booming from their favorite radio personality Tommy Jett with his charming wit and humor; pleasing audiences around the tri-states of Tennessee Georgia and Alabama. Whether on the air, master of ceremonies at concerts, sock hops and more, Tommy Jett was the man.  He and one of his close, personal ... (click for more)

Shakespeare Chattanooga performs a reading of the Bard’s Julius Caesar, the second play in the company’s three-play series at The Highland Center in Brainerd. The reading will take place at the Highland Center, 104 N. Tuxedo Ave., at 3 p.m. on Sunday, March 15.  Suggested donation is $5. Directed by Shakespeare Chattanooga Producing Director Janis Hashe, the cast includes ... (click for more)

Two people were killed in a Hixson Pike crash on Wednesday morning. At approximately  6:23  a.m., the Chattanooga Police Department responded to 6600 Hixson Pike for a traffic crash.  Officers discovered that two vehicles collided head on.   One driver was pronounced deceased on scene.  The other driver was transported by HCEMS to a local ... (click for more)

A Red Bank officer whose alleged assault against a detainee is being taken to the Grand Jury has resigned. Red Bank Police Chief Tim Christol said he had accepted the resignation of Officer Mark Kaylor. The Hamilton County District Attorney General’s Office earlier said it has reviewed the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation report regarding Officer Kaylor and the case will ... (click for more)

The stereotypical irrationality that women typically lie about rape has brought an enormous amount of social stigma to this population. Many like to think that rape is not a huge issue in the United States, and that the media blows it out of proportion. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) reported that approximately 17.7 million females in America have been raped, with 108,612 ... (click for more)

This past Monday we should have closed the Post Office, let kids out of school, and lowered our flags to half-mast. March 2 is the anniversary of Moe Berg’s birthday and the legendary Casey Stengel once said Moe was “the strangest man ever to play baseball.” Moe played major league baseball for 16 years, finishing with the Boston Red Sox in 1939 and a lifetime batting average of ... (click for more)