Douglas Neil Blackwell, II, an attorney licensed to practice law in Tennessee, has received a public censure from the Board of Professional Responsibility of the Tennessee Supreme Court. Officials said, "Mr. Blackwell accepted a refundable retainer fee from a client in a conservatorship proceeding without depositing the fee into his client trust account until earned.  ... (click for more)

Here are the new business Licenses from the County Clerk's office: ADVANCED PROJECT CONTROLS LASHICA  WOODARD 3 TRAINING   PROJECT CONTROLS PROFESSIONALS  PROJECT CONTROLS SEMINARS 7716 STANDIFER GAP RD CHATTANOOGA TN 37421 ALLEN DANN ALLEN  DANN 3 SHORT TERM RENTAL 1601 MITCHELL AVE APT C CHATTANOOGA TN 37408 AMERICAN ... (click for more)

The Chattanooga Airport set a record in September with 44,000 enplanements, the highest ever for one month. This was an increase of nine percent over September 2017, and deplanements were in line, said Terry Hart president and CEO.   He said that more parking is needed near the terminal to keep up with the growth. The 20-year master plan includes a parking deck with ... (click for more)

A 72-year-old man was killed in a wreck on Highway 58 on Monday afternoon. At approximately 4:40 p.m., the Chattanooga Police Department's Traffic Unit responded to the 5500 block of Highway 58. It was found that a Subaru was traveling south on Highway 58 when it left the roadway and came to rest against a tree stump. The driver was found to be unresponsive and was transported ... (click for more)

For the past several months, the Democratic Party has reached a tipping point. “Their Resistance” is to oppose anything and everything Republicans are doing to deliver a stronger economy and better economic opportunities for all Americans.  Yet, I find it very interesting that the public outcry we are seeing from the Democrats on a national level is nowhere to be found when ... (click for more)

I couldn’t tell you the first time I met John Gagliardi … 30 years ago? 40? … and I never saw him nearly enough. He was a Division III football coach at some monastery of a place in Minnesota and that’s a long way from the Southeastern Conference. Our orbits rarely overlapped but somewhere down the line we were at the same table for dinner. Once that happened, it seemed like the ... (click for more)