McCoy Farm & Gardens is hosting a "delightful and moving" retrospective of growing up in Chattanooga in the 50's and 60's on Oct. 2, 3, 9 and 10 at 7:30 p.m. The live performance of monologues and live music will be from the front porch with safe-spaced outdoor seating on the lawn. Review for Southern Exposure: The cast of characters will contrast the culture in the 1950s ... (click for more)

The Chattanooga Symphony & Opera will continue its new First Horizon Foundation Instrumental Series with Brass & Friends on Friday, Sept. 25 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, Sept. 26 at 3 p.m.and 7 p.m.at the Collegedale Commons. The show will highlight the CSO Brass Quintet and CSO Wind Quintet as they perform works inspired by pirate tales, the classic narratives of Carmen and ... (click for more)

State Rep. Yusuf Hakeem said he was asking for a state investigation of the Hamilton County Election Commission. In a letter to Secretary of State Tre Hargett, he said he ha s great "anguish and concern" that the county election office is "becoming a petri dish for undermining the fundamental right to free and fair elections." Secretary of State Hargett responded, "I will ... (click for more)

A former county EMT accused of vehicular homicide was taken into custody in court on Monday based on five alleged violations of his pretrial release. But Justin Whaley was back out of jail on Wednesday after it was agreed that the report of the violations was unfounded. His attorney, Lee Davis, said, " The report filed by Pretrial Services was in error. There was no alcohol ... (click for more)

One of the most patriotic individuals I have ever known has passed away. Bettye Parker died Tuesday after a short illness. At Bettye's request there will be no memorial service. Bettye ran Bettye Parker Realty on Highway 58 for as long as I can remember. She handled thousands of property transactions. Her son, Paul Parker, also became involved in real estate and is the real ... (click for more)

The Nashville Election Commission will meet this afternoon to vote on whether to conduct a city-wide special election on Dec. 5. A grass roots group says they have enough signatures to bring a controversial 34 percent tax increase to the voters. Oh, the increase has already been approved, alright, but Nashville is the state’s Waterloo argue others, and if the city government goes ... (click for more)