James Duke has toured around the world with Jesus Culture and with many recording artists including Kim Walker- Smith and John Mark McMillian. On Tuesday, July 24, he will make a stop in the Scenic City to host a Guitar Clinic. The clinic will be held at 5 p.m. at the Chattanooga House of Prayer, 3912 Dayton Blvd. in Red Bank.  Registration is $10 and can be completed ... (click for more)

Hope Unlimited Ministries will host their annual Celebration of Hope event this year at Coolidge Park on Sunday, Sept. 16 from 3-7 p.m.  This year’s live entertainment will featured two Christian artists:  Pastor Vincent Carr, from Cartersville, Ga. and Faith Ecklund, from Nashville.  "You will not want to miss this Christian event with its live entertainment, ... (click for more)

Former Congressman Zach Wamp endorsed Bill Lee for governor on Monday. The endorsement from Congressman Wamp, coming after last week’s endorsement from the conservative Free Press Editorial Page at The Chattanooga Times Free Press, shows Lee has built tremendous momentum as early voting is underway right now.  “It is an honor to have the support of Congressman Zach ... (click for more)

State Senator Bo Watson (R-Hixson) and Rep. Patsy Hazlewood (R-Signal Mountain) have asked the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) to move swiftly on the Highway 127 project leading up Signal Mountain. In a sternly-worded letter, the lawmakers asked TDOT Commissioner John Schroer to prioritize the road project due to further deterioration of the road. ... (click for more)

Here we go again with the same pitiful news reports about the Cummings Highway Interstate interchange with I-24 - Flooding yet again after a heavy rain.  TDOT is derelict in not having repaired this years ago.  How hard is it to get some excavators out there to dig up the collapsed drainage pipes which TDOT says are the cause of the flooding and replace them with ... (click for more)

I travel to other neat old cities and don't see nearly the graffiti vandalism as in Chattanooga. Why do we allow one or two or three repeat vandals to mar our venerable Walnut Street Bridge, the pillars to the Holmberg Bridge, the remodeled Chief John Ross Market Street Bridge, the walls along our multi-million-dollar Riverwalk, our sidewalks, street signs and our old limestone ... (click for more)