Lee University’s School of Music will present the Honor Band Collage Concert on Friday, Nov. 22, at 7:30 p.m. and the Honor Band Student Concert on Saturday, Nov. 23, at 1 p.m. Performances will be held in Lee’s Conn Center. Dr. David Holsinger, director of the Lee University Wind Ensemble and acclaimed composer, will serve as clinician. The Honor Band will perform pieces ... (click for more)

With the recent release of their 12th studio album, Miracle Pill, and a new headlining North American tour, Goo Dolls are scheduled to play the Scenic City on Friday at the Tivoli Theater. In anticipation of the stop, the band’s bassist, vocalist, and co-founder, Robby Takac, spoke with Chattanoogan.com via telephone before kicking off the tour in Texas. Goo Goo Dolls just ... (click for more)

A Chattanooga man attempting to dodge the electric chair will have to wait a few days to know his fate after Criminal Court Judge Don Poole heard his petition. Leroy Hall, 53, is set to be executed on Dec. 5 if his petition is denied. Hall, who was convicted of murdering girlfriend Traci Crozier in 1992, alleges a juror in the case was biased against him. Hall has been on death ... (click for more)

The "East Chattanooga Rising" Tax Increment Financing (TIF) was delayed when the city's Industrial Development Board did not get a quorum on Thursday morning. Chairman Skip Ireland said two of the seven members became ill. Also present were Ray Adkins and Jelena Butler. A public hearing still went forward including a full explanation of the TIF from three speakers. Chairman ... (click for more)

A wise man once wrote that reading about tax increment financing is about as exciting as watching paint dry. Yes, it is boring, but it is important that the city use this tool wisely to create economic development opportunities and to build community trust. On Thursday, Nov. 14, at 11 a.m., the Industrial Development Board (IDB) will hold a public hearing regarding a proposed ... (click for more)

For a guy that endured the evolution of personal computers, I’ve never forgotten one of the earliest truths: “GIGO -- Garbage In, Garbage out.” As a newspaper reporter who started with Royal portable typewriters, then went to “telecopiers,” and then “Telerams,” and then Radio Shack’s first really portable computer and on down the line, I still marvel at mankind’s genius. When I ... (click for more)