Sandra Yoder, Kathy Vaughn and Theresa Walter were in first place with +3 at a Chattanooga Women's Golf Association Play Day. It was held on Tuesday at The Ooltewah Club. Second place with +1 were Patty Donahoo, Linda Carter, and Jeanie Reedy Linda Carter was Low Gross with a 78. Kathy Vaughn was Low Net with a 71. (click for more)

A season’s worth of determined play propelled Tennessee all the way to the College World Series. Unfortunately, the Vols didn’t have enough wherewithal left to last very long in Omaha, Neb. Texas sent the other UT packing, breaking a tie with three runs in the fourth inning and advancing with an 8-4 baseball victory in an elimination game Tuesday afternoon at TD Ameritrade ... (click for more)

After still another stormy, confusing budget session, the majority on the Red Bank Commission voted Tuesday night to remove extra spending from the budget sought by Mayor Hollie Berry and Vice Mayor Stefanie Dalton. Voting against the spending were Pete Phillips, Ed LeCompte and Ruth Jeno. No decision has yet been made on whether or not to keep the current $1.39 tax rate even ... (click for more)

CHI Memorial announced on Tuesday its plans to build a new hospital in Catoosa County, Georgia. “ We are thrilled to see this endeavor move forward for our North Georgia community,” said Janelle Reilly, market CEO, CHI Memorial. “About one fourth of the people we care for live in North Georgia. The new hospital will provide expanded access and more vital services closer to ... (click for more)

The remains of General Nathan Bedford Forrest and his wife have been dug up from a park in Memphis and moved to a Confederate museum. General Forrest was a grand wizard in the KKK and therefore is hated. How much did that cost the taxpayers? Robert Byrd and his wife remains are in the Columbia Gardens Cemetery in Arlington, Va., very close to Arlington National Cemetery. He was ... (click for more)

As we approach the 20 th year since the 9/11 attacks, it may interest you to know 7,057 members of our Armed Forces have been killed in combat-related death. What should be of equal mourning is four times that number – 30,177 to be precise – of our military veterans have died from self-inflicted causes. That’s right, the suicide numbers are higher than they are for the general population, ... (click for more)