Here is the Walker County arrest report for Jan. 14-20: HARRY AMBER NICOLE B/F 22 LPD OFFICER WORLEY DRIVING WHILE LICENSE SUSPENDED 1ST OFFENSE ALLEN VASSEL THOMAS B/M 25 LPD OFFICER WILSON VIOLATION OF GEORGIA SUBSTANCE CONTOLL ACT – FELONY, DRIVING WHILE LICENSE SUSPENDED WITHDRAWN, FLEEING OR EVADING POLICE OR ROADBLOCK CARRINGTON TIFFANY HOPE W/F 28 OFFICER BETHUNE ... (click for more)

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A government shutdown is always the wrong idea. It is the wrong idea under President Trump, just as it was the wrong idea under President Obama. Members of Congress should first remember that when a president who has been duly elected by the people of the United States -- whatever you may think of him or her -- has a legitimate objective, it is our responsibility to do everything ... (click for more)

I’ve never talked much about this – it is too close to bragging – but in my teenaged years I was a good swimmer. I loved being in the water and maybe the greatest compliment back in the day was when new UT swimming coach Ray Bussard offered me a ‘full ride’ with the Vols. Are you kidding me … by then I was into tobacco, alcohol, convertibles, and girls in angora sweaters - there ... (click for more)

Chattanooga wrestling coach Kyle Ruschell set a few pretty specific goals for his UTC wrestling team on Sunday afternoon at Maclellan Gym and the first-year head coach was more than pleased with the results. Getting off to a fast start and winning the first six matches, the mat Mocs improved to 3-5 overall and more importantly 1-0 in Southern Conference action with a commanding ... (click for more)

Despite an uncharacteristic first half of the season, the rumors of Brainerd High School’s basketball death among the District 6-AA kingpins has been greatly exaggerated and Saturday afternoon inside the comfy warm surroundings of the High-Jackson Gymnasium the Panthers made that loud and clear from the opening tipoff. The Panthers forced 12 first-quarter turnovers and raced ... (click for more)