The League of Women Voters of Chattanooga, in conjunction with the UTC Campus Recreation Department, the campus group Mocs Go Vote 2018 and the Save the Children Action Network, is holding “Exercise Your Right!” events  during the early voting period in Hamilton County. League members, along with UTC faculty members, will accompany students as they bike, walk or run along ... (click for more)

Both westbound lanes of Wilcox Blvd will be closed between Roanoke Avenue and Dodson Avenue on Wednesday from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. for work being done on the Avondale Recreation Center. View  CDOT's map of event and road closures   for full details of projects underway in our public space.       (click for more)

The city is no longer pursuing a plan for a $4,050,000 light show on the Walnut Street Bridge. Dennis Malone, assistant city engineer, told City Council members on Tuesday, "We have moved away from that project." The council had earlier pulled capital funding that had been proposed for the "Ripples of Light" on the historic "walking bridge" that dates to 1891. “Ripples ... (click for more)

The developer of a planned Publix grocery in St. Elmo will go before the City Board of Zoning Appeals on Nov. 7 seeking three variances. Mike Price of MAP Engineers said the grocery has been working with community members to try to come up with an acceptable plan for the site where the former Mt. Vernon Restaurant and Pizza Hut are located. There has been controversy over ... (click for more)

It is  heart wrenching  to see all of these automobile accident deaths in Chattanooga. Two weeks ago six people lost their lives. Last week two lost their lives and now this week we have already had four death on our highways. The major factor in these accidents is speed. The faster you go the less time you have to react to a situation on the roadway. Plus ... (click for more)

For over 50 years I have heard the line, “There are two things you must never do on ‘The Third Saturday of October.’ You mustn’t ever marry and try not to die because, in either case, the preacher won’t show up.” He’ll be watching “The Game.” Ever since Oct 18, 1901, Tennessee and Alabama have been going at it and that inaugural game set the tone as well as the standard for all ... (click for more)