A new book of old Chattanooga photos sponsored by Chattanoogan.com will be out in mid-October, publisher John Wilson said. Chattanooga in Old Photos is being printed by College Press at Collegedale in a limited edition of 800 copies. The book is made of mainly of the post card and photo collections of Mr. Wilson, Wes Schultz, Harmon Jolley and David Hawley, along with a number ... (click for more)

Here is the latest jail booking report from Hamilton County: ARMOUR, DARRELL MASON  727 E 11TH ST CHATTANOOGA, 37403  Age at Arrest: 55 years old Arresting Agency: Chattanooga SIMPLE POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY --- ARNOLD, TRACY DARRYL  9517A BARBEE ROAD SODDY DAISY, 37379  Age at Arrest: 53 years old Arresting Agency: ... (click for more)

Arming teachers with guns in the classroom, as Bill Lee proposes, would be the single most dangerous thing to happen to students in Tennessee history. Students and teachers in close proximity to loaded firearms daily? Across this state, in middle schools alone, there are probably hundreds of student/teacher conflicts a day. What if a student got hold of gun in a struggle with ... (click for more)

Not so long ago a top writer for the Washington Post was going through some of President Ronald Reagan’s papers and, among those his wife Nancy cherished, the Post’s Karen Tumulty happened to come across a deeply-moving letter. Four pages and written by his hand, it was a heartfelt message written by the president to his wife Nancy’s father in August of 1982. President Reagan ... (click for more)

The Samford Bulldogs may have won the battle, but the Chattanooga Mocs won the war. Facing each other in a key Southern Conference football battle at Finley Stadium Saturday night, the Mocs had their hands full, but were able to pull out an important victory by a final score of 27-20 before 10,469 fans. The Bulldogs entered the game on a two-game losing streak, but were leading ... (click for more)

Tennessee committed six turnovers in a disastrous start to the 2019 start of the SEC season before a near sell-out crowd at Neyland Stadium. Florida won 47-21 after jumping out to a 26-3 first-half lead as the Vols self-destructed. The first-half disaster included three fumbles and an interception. There was a near UT touchdown that sputtered away from Austin Pope into ... (click for more)