Times Free Press Music reporter Casey Phillips spoke with Austin, Texas-based singer/songwriter James McMurtry about the mantle of musical activism and treading the creative trail is father blazed before him. Q: What was it like growing up in the

Times Free Press music reporter Casey Phillips spoke with roots fiddler/mandolinist Peter Ostroushko about his ties to his Ukrainian heritage and how cooking and music are similar pursuits. Q: One thing that interested me when I started doing

Times Free Press music reporter Casey Phillips spoke with antifolk singer/songwriter PALEFACE about the obstacles of his early career and how Daniel Johnston influenced his music. Q: Do you go by any other name than PALEFACE? A: Most people have

Weather-related schedule changesHamilton County Schools -- Closed Thursday Chattanooga State Technical Community College -- Classes resume at 9:30 a.m. Thursday Cleveland City Schools -- Closed ThursdayPolk County Schools -- Closed

Press ReleaseRelease date: ImmediateContact: Janet Middleton, 423-867-7711 East Ridge Launches New Community Vision Process For the first time in five years, citizens and business owners in East Ridgewill come

Times Free Press music reporter Casey Phillips spoke with fingerstyle guitar guru Chris Proctor about finding good blues in the desert and how to avoid overplaying the music. How do you know Beppe Gambetta? We have both been clinicians for

By Mary FortuneStaff Writer Tammy Kesler Simons leans over the kitchen counter in the small mobile home she shares with her mother and four children, nimbly filling plastic medicine boxes with chemotherapy and steroid tablets for her twin

Article: Chattanooga has record business starts in '07 Video: Business leaders look ahead Audio: Chattanooga area business leaders talk to the Times Free Press about the challenges of 2007, prospects for 2008. -- Dec. 11, 2007 Video: Agenda for

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