Anthony Bussey, a Northwestern Mutual financial advisor based in Chattanooga, has just received the company’s Financial Security Award. Of more than 7,000 Northwestern Mutual financial professionals, Mr. Bussey ranked 70th nationwide and second in the state of Tennessee for this award. This recognition demonstrates Mr. Bussey's dedication to providing financial ... (click for more)

Miller & Martin announced 56 of its attorneys have been selected by Best Lawyers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America 2018 edition, including 43 from Chattanooga.  Attorneys named to The Best Lawyers in America were nominated and recognized by their peers in the legal industry for their professional excellence in their respective practice areas. Best Lawyers, ... (click for more)

Mayor Andy Berke on Friday said he has asked City Attorney Wade Hinton, on behalf of the city of Chattanooga, to file the necessary paperwork "to confirm the city is no longer listed as a trustee of a Confederate Cemetery on East Third Street." Mayor Berke said, “Our action today makes it clear that the city of Chattanooga condemns white supremacy in every way, shape and ... (click for more)

New County School Supt. Dr. Bryan Johnson said he plans to set up an Opportunity Zone for low performing schools. He said in a memo: In our ongoing efforts to improve student achievement I would like to establish an Opportunity Zone that would specifically focus on our Priority schools and schools on the cusp. The initial schools that would receive support through this structure ... (click for more)

Whether you're Alt-Left or Alt-Right, Coolidge Park isn't the place to showcase your hate and indifference with one another. Just because it's your right, that doesn't necessarily mean that you should do it. Many have this misconception that this park is named after a President, Nope. It's named after a great man, a true patriot, and Medal of Honor recipient from right ... (click for more)

Here in Lookout Valley on the far southwest edge of Chattanooga and Hamilton County, trees and rocks are plentiful but sidewalks are as rare as unicorns. It’s a land the governments forget – until tax collection time.  The recent county reappraisal spoke about ‘comps,’ recent sale prices of comparable local properties. But the assessors defined ‘comparable’ to suit themselves, ... (click for more)