Jason Thomas, lead pastor of First Baptist Church of Fort Oglethorpe continues in a series called "Learning to Walk With God" this Sunday centered on the Life of Abraham. He will be teaching in the book of Genesis, chapter 14, on "Helping Others Walk As You Walk." The pastor will discuss that the average person learns to walk at the age of one, but learning to walk with God ... (click for more)

President and Prophet Russell M. Nelson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and his wife, Sister Wendy Nelson, will speak to young adults on Sunday, May 15 at 8 p.m. All young adults, age 18-30, including those in the greater Chattanooga area, are invited to participate. The broadcast will be available on YouTube, BYUtv, broadcasts.ChurchofJesusChrist.org and ... (click for more)

There's 137 acres of prime land in Hixson now being eyed by several different groups - it's the Valleybrook Golf Course. Chattanooga businessman Henry Luken, who bought it at an auction nine years ago for $950,000 (plus six percent sale commission, is shopping it for $3.4 million. He said a Florida group is eyeing it along with some groups in Chattanooga, but no deal has yet ... (click for more)

District Attorney Steve Crump said he has requested detention of two 16-year-old boys facing aggravated animal cruelty charges, though he said under the law they could not be transferred to adult court. One of the youths allegedly videoed the other beating a dog to death. They are scheduled for a detention hearing on Thursday in the Juvenile Court of Bradley County. DA ... (click for more)

I nearly bit off my tongue trying to restrain myself with regard to the attacks on Sheriff Jim Hammond in recent weeks. For over 25 years I have known Jim. I know him to be a fine Christian gentleman, a patriotic American, a genuinely compassionate leader. For many years, at his church, he taught Sunday School. On behalf of the U.S. Department of Justice, he taught constitutional ... (click for more)

On Monday Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill to combat bad behavior, which most laws do, but HB 1571 should have never been necessary. It bans angry mobs and profane picketers from going into neighborhoods to protest in front of somebody’s house. We’ve seen the upraised middle fingers and the insidious language spewed out of megaphones in recent weeks in front of some Supreme ... (click for more)