As a business owner and someone very much invested in the future of Hamilton County, I was excited to get involved in the county mayoral race to support my good friend, Weston Wamp. I just watched him run a winning campaign on a frugal budget with a load of supporters I respect. He overcame the criticism of being too young and “inexperienced” by working hard and presenting a real ... (click for more)

The Democrat Party has abused its constituents for decades, especially the black community. They promise much but deliver little that actually helps their supporters. For instance, the greatest economic benefit to the black community in the history of our nation came about at the election of President Donald Trump. Black unemployment fell to its lowest ever and black wages rose ... (click for more)

Several large fights erupted at the Howard High School graduation on Friday night. Hamilton County Sheriff's Office deputies were hired by the Hamilton County Department of Education to provide security for the Howard High School graduation at Finely Stadium on Friday night. Officials said, "At approximately 8:15 p.m., a large fight broke out in the stands between rival ... (click for more)

At a special called meeting on Wednesday, the Signal Mountain Town Council named the town’s third interim city manager since Boyd Veal retired at the beginning of December 2021. Mitchel Moore assumed the job until a new town manager was found. The first search failed to find a permanent city manager that all council members felt would fit well into the town, leading to a second ... (click for more)

Montana Fouts is lauded as a generational talent, and rightfully so. Against the Chattanooga Mocs, it initially appeared as if her golden right arm would stay in the dugout. The popular thinking went that the Tide would rock the Mocs in an easy win. But as the temperatures crept toward 90 degrees and the sun beat down upon the field, the Mocs walked into Tuscaloosa and punched ... (click for more)

After working 13 innings and throwing 161 pitches for an SEC tournament shutout, Tennessee’s Ashley Rogers got some well-deserved shut-eye. “I slept a lot more than I usually do,” the Lady Vols right-hander said, laughing. Otherwise, she reported no other significant aftereffects from throwing a marathon in a 1-0 victory over Mississippi State. Eight days later, the former ... (click for more)