The Greater Chattanooga Democratic Women’s Club will host an indoor picnic on July 10. The public is invited to meet Democratic candidates running for local, state and federal offices.  GCDWC President Lisa Berry said, “We’re calling it the ‘Celebration of Real Choice for Voters’ because Chattanooga has clearly defined choices in the Aug. 2 election. Recent elections have ... (click for more)

Local film writer and director Abigail Blake will host a fashion show featuring twenty local women of all ages, colors, shapes and sizes as a fundraiser for her upcoming short film.  The event will be held at University of Tennessee Chattanooga - Auditorium on Friday.   The film, to be produced by Theeves Productions and shot in Chattanooga, will explore the ... (click for more)

The Red Bank commissioners voted Tuesday night to adopt the fiscal year 2018-2019 budget that includes a property tax increase. Mayor John Roberts said that along with the increase in both commercial and residential development, comes increased traffic. Infrastructure has not kept up with the growth, including the secondary roads. The cost of paving these roads is $1 million. Money ... (click for more)

Attorney McCracken Poston said William Alexander Floyd, the young man seen in the recently published “viral” video who is seemingly engaged in a boxing match with a Chattanooga police officer, started out trying to break up a fight.   The attorney said, "Things are not always as they appear. There is a much more interesting story in the seconds leading up to the events ... (click for more)

I try not to overuse the word great, but we lost a great man today, Claude Ramsey. I had the pleasure of serving under him as director of Commercial and Industrial Properties for 14 years while he was the Hamilton County Assessor of Property. He was probably the smartest person I have ever known. He was tough but patient, kind, caring and compassionate. He knew how to get ... (click for more)

Get your crayons out and let’s play “connect the dots.” Next Thursday (June 28 th ) the Tennessee Educational Equity Coalition, in partnership with Chattanooga’s publicly-flawed non-profit educational foundation, UnifiEd, will hold its regional meeting at Chattanooga’s Bessie Smith Hall. The coalition was formed to advocate for “students of color” in Tennessee, and among those on ... (click for more)