Lodge Cast Iron and Martha White are searching the nation for the best original main dish cornbread recipes in the 23rd Annual Lodge National Cornbread Cook-Off. Now through Jan. 31, 2019, Cook-Off applicants can submit an original main dish/entree recipe that includes at least one cup of Martha White Cornmeal prepared in Lodge Cast Iron cookware. Ten finalists will be selected ... (click for more)

Tip-A-Cop fundraising for Special Olympics will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 28 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m and from 5-8 p.m. at Chili’s Bar & Grill, 123 Northgate Mall Dr. in Hixson. Join Chief David Roddy and members of the Chattanooga Police Department as they give new meaning to "protect and serve" at this Tip-A-Cop fundraiser. Law enforcement will serve as celebrity waiters ... (click for more)

Chattanooga firefighters responded to a report of a gas leak around 8 a.m. on Friday at City Hall. Employees inside City Hall reported smelling a chemical odor and called 911. Upon arrival, Battalion Chief Ashley May ordered the evacuation of city hall as a precaution. After a brief investigation, it was determined that a subcontractor for the city's stormwater division ... (click for more)

The Chattanooga Red Wolves professional soccer team may be coming to East Ridge. In Thursday night’s Agenda Session of the East Ridge City Council meeting, Red Wolves owner Bob Martino told the council that he wants to enter into a public/private partnership with the city to build a practice facility near the existing Weldon Osborne Stadium in Camp Jordan Park. The facility would ... (click for more)

Tom Caldwell was a devoted husband, father of four children and 13 grandchildren, veteran of World War II, Harvard University law school graduate, church member and outstanding corporate, tax and estate planning attorney at three of Chattanooga's leading law firms. His family, personal, legal, military, religious and civic duties are too many to list. As a member of the Chattanooga ... (click for more)

It’s been a couple of years ago, almost three, when I walked into a well-respected horse barn at the foot of Lookout Mountain, not far into Georgia, and caught sight of four black men, silently watching me enter. When I got to their midst, I nodded my respect to each of the four, as I was taught from the very start in my life, before I said, “I’d like a word with Mr. Chaudion Womble.” ... (click for more)