Becca Davis, Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Sex Addiction Therapist in Chattanooga, is the Founding Director of the Trauma and Addiction Recovery Center (TARC), a center established to help meet the needs of those hurting as a result of sexual addiction in our community.   "It’s a silent cause of destruction in the lives of many. Sex and pornography addictions ... (click for more)

Kayoko Dan, music director of the Chattanooga Symphony & Opera, will be making a special appearance at Erlanger, courtesy of the Arts at Erlanger committee, on Wednesday at 11 a.m. Ms. Dan will be playing the flute, accompanied by Dr. Michael McCallie on the guitar.   Dr. McCallie plays classical guitar and teaches at Chattanooga State, Bright School and other sites ... (click for more)

Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office personnel responded to a bomb threat at Dallas Bay Baptist Church School on Tuesday.  As a precaution, all staff and children were evacuated from the building. They were moved to a secure location off-site near the school.  An all clear was given several hours later. All students at this time of been accounted for and have been ... (click for more)

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of a couple with a Down syndrome child who sued the county schools. The parents of Luka Hyde objected when the county schools tried to move him from his zoned school to a segregated school. The ruling says under federal law that students with disabilities are supposed to be placed in the least restrictive ... (click for more)

Thank you to whomever is responsible for the massive clean-up project that began yesterday at Brown's Tavern in Lookout Valley.  It already looks 1,000 percent better. Ricky and T.J. Hendricks Smith  (click for more)

Fall classes began at the University of North Carolina on Monday and, before the day was spent, those in quest of a higher education were offered a great lesson. At about 9:30 at night in Chapel Hill – this in the university’s aptly-named Peace and Justice Plaza – a mob of about 300 defied UNC officials and state law by tearing down a Civil War statue. The statue, which was given ... (click for more)