In any profession, it’s interesting to take a moment and look back from where you came. I’ve been a r ealtor for 25 years, and it’s amazing to see the evolution of technology and access to data, and how we are better equipped to serve our clients and community. It seems so far-fetched now, but there was a time when if I were going to show a property to an interested buyer, I ... (click for more)

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This weekend, across three days in the Scenic City, Chattanooga hosts the 2021 BlueCross Bowl to crown Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association champions through the Volunteer State's nine classifications. A year after COVID-19 impacted almost every single week of the 2020 high school football season and also brought about protocols for the event's final year in Cookeville, ... (click for more)

Early Wednesday morning, a homeowner calls 911 reporting a house fire on her secondary residence located at 509 Rolling Way. At 2:20 a.m., Signal Mountain Fire Department responded and arrived on the scene reporting fire through the roof. The homeowner informed firefighters on the scene the renter was out of town. Since the fire consumed the entire 800-900 square foot unattached ... (click for more)

Roy, sometimes I think I envy your uncanny ability to compartmentalize, draw bright lines and to simply conclude that thing one is good and thing two is bad. No electric vehicle for you. In Roy’s universe: Batteries are bad. Gasoline is good. My 30+ years of practicing environmental law and addressing legacy environmental impacts have proved otherwise. As the Eagles ... (click for more)

There is one remaining bright red rose still hanging as I take my monthly walk through the garden in search of orchids and onions to hand out in the Season of Giving. The winter rye grass is mighty fine looking and once again the water table is above average. Those who feed the birds should remember to make sure they have water in the bird bath. So here we go … AN ORCHID to Siskin ... (click for more)