(Changes, Corrections Or Additions: Please Notify Dennis Norwood at dennisnorwood56@gmail.com) PREP BASEBALL SATURDAY, APRIL 20 Sevier Co. Tournament Soddy Daisy Trojan Classic At Soddy Daisy 10:00 am: Soddy Daisy vs. Tullahoma 1:00 pm: McMinn Co. vs. Tullahoma 4:00 pm: Soddy Daisy vs. White Co. At Ooltewah 1:00 pm: Ooltewah vs. White Co. 4:00 pm: ... (click for more)

A small Baylor track contingent competed against over 50 teams from six states at the Vol Classic over the weekend. Autumn Seymour lead the way with her runner-up finish in the 300 huddles. She ran a season's best in 48.48. Seymour, along with teammates, Madison Sims, Aliya Cooper, and Miah Flanagan finished runner-up in the 4X200. The fast squad missed first by .12 ... (click for more)

Several rescue agencies responded on Easter Sunday after a girl suffered a head injury after falling nine feet from a rock. At 5:30 p.m., a 911 call was made reporting a 12-year-old had been injured at Signal Point. The Signal Mountain Fire Department responded to 112 Signal Point Trail and hiked half-way down the trail to find the injured girl. A mutual aid response for additional ... (click for more)

The Dalton Police Department is seeking help from the public to identify two men who broke into three vehicles parked at the Planet Fitness gym on Walnut Avenue. There have been several car break-ins in this parking lot over the past year because people using the gym often leave valuables inside of their cars instead of taking them inside. The suspects in these three break-ins ... (click for more)

The town of Walden has a population of 2,118 people. What do those citizens need with a 49,000 square foot grocery store? Or with 10,000 square feet of commercial office space? Or a fuel island? Or increased tractor trailer traffic with proportional damage to the road up and down the mountain? Or multiple traffic lights at the “W” Road intersection and at Timesville Road? When ... (click for more)

When Governor Bill Lee talks about education, or the lack of it, I’ll listen. He’s the guy who, when he found his newly-hired employees were wanting, his thriving Lee Company in Nashville started its own vocational school and paid them to learn. The investment was brilliant and the outcome obvious. But now comes the bigger gamble, vouchers for some and, for others, charter schools ... (click for more)