Story archive for March 2008

Tuesday, April 1

• Musicians and their day jobs
• Bond for murder suspect reduced
• Carpet pad plant cleanup begins after destructive fire
• Pre-k demand swells
• Hamilton County honors teachers of the year
• Homicide victim caught in crossfire
• Regulatory Reform
• Obituaries for April 1, 2008
• Beck asked to take leave from City Court job
• Unum boosts lobbying spending
• Family-friendly games entertain and encourage
• Striking a chord
• Most local stocks drop in quarter
• Trial begins today in Fall Creek Falls arson
• Bradley Initiative Credit Union marks fifth year milestone
• 911 staff recognized after director’s resignation
• Chamber rejects boundary study
• New Business Licenses
• Two mantras for selling
• ‘Idol’ Chatter: Chikezie exit no surprise
• Morning Edition - Tuesday, 04/01/08
• Odds and ends
• Snyder still carrying weapon
• April 2008 In the City
• Passage fenced off as study OK’d
• Williams still loves Jayhawks but has to play them Saturday
• TECHcast: Donnie Jenkins - April 01, 2008 - ‘Odds and ends’
• Jones fast to rise for Georgia
• Full Version
• Strait looks ahead with Lookouts
• Georgia Senate approves vote on trauma care car fee
• Crime down at area campuses
• Councilman says arrest personally motivated
• Market Insight
• Blair tries again to beat Summitt
• Summitt shapes top talent into top team
• Guard AWOL bill sent to governor
• James to challenge Favors for House seat
• Hamilton schools face

Monday, March 31

• Lawn mower races held over the weekend in Ooltewah
• Video: Guitar business strikes chord with musicians
• Environmental update and save the date
• Evening Edition - Monday, 03/31/08
• James to challenge Favors for House seat
• Chattanooga Downtown Redevelopment Corporation approves Passage study
• Ex-Cleveland councilman arrested on theft charge
• Beck may have to temporarily leave City Court job
• Five stores fail beer compliance checks
• Bond set at $50,000 for Nicholson
• Video: Down to final four
• Ramsey touts Hammond for sheriff
• Paralysis can happen after minor infection
• Carpet backing fire finally under control
• Bridgeport Re-enactment
• Parker powers UT to Elite Eight slot
• Lady Mocs sweep WCU in softball
• Full access
• UTC coaches tougher on players this spring
• Bears ride hot bats to Pounder crown
• Golf Mocs get top spot at Furman
• Catoosa SPLOST list runs long
• Zoo battle of the bulge
• Here’s hoping Final Four better than first two weeks
• Texas A&M tops Duke in Sweet 16
• Video: Zoo animals shed extra pounds
• Bend park moves ahead on slow path
• Morning Edition - Monday, 03/31/08
• Polk jail health care company chosen
• Streetscape work is nearly completed in Etowah.
• Students find arts vibrant
• Young Obama backer enthused
• Subpar credit leads to car repos
• Lippy to deliver C.S. Lewis lecture today
• Siege of Bridgeport a homage to history
• “Idol Chatter” chat
• Students hit tobacco ad pressure
• Murder suspect asking for lower bond
• Contest to benefit Miracle Network
• Hutcheson moving forward with major renovation plan
• Textbook lending library will help financial aid students
• Your Style: Ayesha Meriweather
• Film and fame
• Obituaries for March 31, 2008

Sunday, March 30

• Parker powers UT to Elite Eight trip
• Nationals open stadium by beating Braves on Zimmerman’s homer
• Body found in Carters Lake
• LaFayette carpet plant fire darkens sky, forces evacuations
• Siege of Bridgeport is homage to history
• Give-to-get assumptions hold us back
• Bradley Central, Rhea County meet this week in 5-AAA showdown
• Derrick Rose, top-seeded Memphis rout Texas 85-67 to reach Final Four
• 1 dead, 1 hurt in Dodds Avenue shooting
• Norton honored as Veteran of the Year
• Spring Fashion Video
• People in Real Estate
• Black Bear open house set
• Medical providers take aim at prescription abuse
• Polk County Sheriff Bill Davis turns up heat on rafters
• Drug task force passes along prosperity
• Barker says community banks stable
• Kids Play owner promises ‘paradise’
• Cleveland mulls tree preservation measure
• Full Access
• Bears blast into Pounder semis
• Vols won’t rush to pick top QB
• Chattanooga Florist celebrates 75th anniversary
• Golden season or showing golden years? Braves begin
• Vols fullback Holbert injures a knee again
• Crossville holds parade, ceremonies for veterans
• Disabled Marine Veteran of Year
• UT star aims for more
• Chattanooga lays out welcome mat for refugees
• Shulman reasserts love for current job
• Lookouts roster looking familiar
• Spring rain not enough to save drought-damaged trees
• Fiscal notes can make or break legislation
• Water rate hike makes waves with lawmakers
• Real-life fashions
• Middle school evaluates ‘looping teacher’ program
• Chattanooga city workers await pay plan details
• Traffic cameras can catch police, too
• Abshire to conduct ‘fireside chat’ at UTC
• Georgia General Assembly’s session ends Friday
• Catoosa sewer project resumes
• Cleaning up Dalton’s water: New stormwater manager discusses goals, plans
• Chattanooga condo sales hold; projects stall out
• Downing Green, part of Mulberry Park subdivision, features homes in 1920s neighborhood appearance
• Personalities and Job Changes
• J.T. AND DALE TALK JOBS - "MY JOB IS BEING RUINED BY A NASTY CO-WORKER"
• 2008 - Chattanooga Now
• Griscom: Aiming for a city of learners
• Drought dries up car wash fundraisers
• Weather Guy: Spring Produce
• Quotable
• Ellis remembered as people ‘magnet’
• Irish hurt crowd for Ford Center
• Leno ribs Long for ill-fated jail tour
• Bellefonte hearing Thursday in Scottsboro
• NRC: TVA using old data to support new reactors
• Dalton Hispanics confront gang problem
• Obituaries for March 30, 2008
• Corsages fall out of fashion
• Town Talk
• Shrinking dollar making travel tough
• Growing up to be just one of the girls
• Kennedy: Easter Bunny blues
• Opening Day
• I Love My Job: Habitat for Humanity
• Carolyn Insler’s figurative, stained-glass panels will be featured at In-town Gallery in April
• Keloids are scars that keep growing

Saturday, March 29

• GOP picks sheriff candidate
• Vietnam Veterans Day
• Video: Vietnam veterans welcomed home
• Photos of the Week/322-328
• White Side Cave's Bats
• Richt says Dogs missing Velasco
• Shulman not leaving; TCU hiring Christian
• Lady Tigers get star softball trio
• Vols frustrated by late-season fall
• 2009 Acura TSX
• Consumer Watch: You can beat cell phone termination fees by contracting with another person
• Chattanooga seeks federal funds for fiber-optics
• Dirksen will seek 2nd term
• Slideshow: Brainerd bungalow returned to 1930s style
• Full Version
• Whitwell shades Grace
• Market Insight
• Georgia politics from The Peanut Gallery
• Irish got tougher after losing to UT
• UTC’s schedule got complicated
• Mocs QBs in lively battle
• Fulmer looking for effort today
• Honorary degree won’t go to expelled freedom riders
• Simmons to be McCallie AD
• Seven sentenced in federal meth case
• Legislators now look to negotiate how Georgians will receive a tax cut
• Patients can use Web to share hospital experiences
• Downtown YMCA, other branches are revamped
• Bredesen denies speculation on interest in vice presidency
• New disease plagues Northeast
• Online classes offer Regents opportunity for growth
• Sole commissioner role up for debate, election
• Georgia budget battle shifts to confference
• Indian students celebrate festival of colors with paint and water balloons
• Obituaries for March 29, 2008
• Georgia director joins TVA board
• Dalton-Whitfield Chamber president’s resignation surprises officials, board
• Baker seeks re-election on school board
• Vincent to run again for state House seat
• Lawmakers advance two-year federal budget cycle
• Students injured on way to aquarium
• Apple store debuts in Chattanooga
• Water Wars
• Stewart willing to give the hair off his back
• Unum cites claims satisfaction
• Chattanooga cited in media
• School uniform company widens franchise footprint
• Business Calendar
• Archaeology digs begin at Cleveland’s future airport site
• Running Rhea school buses in dire straits, officials say
• Stubbs is Reds’ Bruce for ’08
• Athens native comes home to film movie
• Cleveland Utility rate request includes higher materials and bookkeeping costs
• Clergy members say faith and laughter can mix
• Chattanooga Theatre Centre’s costumer retiring after 28 years
• Brainerd bungalow returns to ’30s style
• Being a sports spectator can be hazardous to health
• Flowers still in vogue
• Cardinals just too good for the Vols

Friday, March 28

• Bats Endangered
• Video: Civil War re-enactment
• Gilliland joins TVA board as first director from Georgia
• Man in car accident died of natural causes
• Seven sentenced in meth ring
• Evening Edition - Friday, 03/28/08
• Simmons named McCallie athletic director
• Apartment kitchen fire stopped before it spreads
• City worker charged with parts theft, fired
• East Ridge police investigate bank robbery
• Video: Tanner, Wiedmer talk about the tournament
• Vincent entering house race
• Whitfield Chamber president resigns
• EPB hearing postponed
• Bus loaded with students bound for Chattanooga flips on I-59
• Use of online college courses expands
• Cause of death examined in car accident
• Cardinals eliminate Vols in NCAA Sweet 16
• Lady Tigers’ Walker leaving for Okaloosa
• Not sweet for Vols
• Full Version
• Hammond claims GOP sheriff nomination
• ‘Railing’ on the highway
• Molestation charged to former youth mentor
• School board candidate Dzik touts his experience
• Assistant police chief receives Honorary Tennessean award
• Business leaders discuss international markets in Chattanooga
• Racist graffiti hits Cleveland
• Sequatichie cracks down on drunken driving
• Copperhill organics plant sold, will be closed
• Prep Track Statistics
• Prep Tennis Statistics
• Prep Baseball Statistics
• Prep Soccer Statistics
• Down Home: Dalton talks about how his parents were complete opposites 03/28/08
• Morning Edition - Friday, 03/28/08
• B.B. King makes a date with Lucille
• Taco Rico an introduction to Salvadoran fare
• Killer Fish reunite at Rhythm & Brews
• Phillips: On suffering for the music, a weekend at Dollywood
• Cavernous bags a catchall for women on the go
• Husky Burnette in Studio ’99
• Sean Phipps - Husky Burnette in Studio ’99
• Breast calcifications don’t always indicate cancer
• Talk of the Town
• Q&A: Celtic performing partners Jamie Laval and Ashley Broder
• A Brainerd bungalow rejuvenated
• Courter: Clearing the air regarding WAWL’s sale
• Morrison becomes Grace’s first golf signee
• Bingham makes run at Beijing
• Prep Softball Statistics
• Etter makes 700 club
• Quotable
• Erlanger approves sale of Life Force helicopters
• Vols’ Cottam fractures tibia after TD catch
• Trojans settle, rout Dalton
• Hardin Valley school hires Galloway couple
• Bredesen pushes ‘superdelegate’ primary
• Bredesen National Media Appearances
• Hart up-to-date on Shulman-TCU
• High hurdles with latest water bid
• Troubled Waters
• Union asks for testing of water
• Five questions with ... Chattanooga Christian tennis coach Sue Webb
• Attorney general says furniture promotion illegal
• Chattanooga city planners study need for grocers
• Erlanger approves sale of Life Force helicopters
• Man acquitted in vehicular homicide case
• Fire and police pension fund board composition discussed
• Fed official hails tourism buffer
• Seeing red
• Howard library fundraiser exceeds goal
• Obituaries for March 28, 2008
• Regents schools expect increases up to 10%
• No-hitter gives Bosio ‘credibility’
• Geogia House passes TSPLOST measure
• Bankruptcy Filings
• Chattanooga Times Free Press owner buys 3 Missouri papers
• Covenant plunges on outlook
• 700 block developer, city forester size up 2 trees differently; mayor to decide
• Georgia lawmakers debate which taxes to cut
• Market Insight
• Hamilton County commissioners discuss proposed increase in prisoner fees
• Duo plays easy, playful Celtic arrangements

Thursday, March 27

• Hammond gets GOP sheriff nomination
• School buses to stay on road
• Video: Modern Celtic duo
• Evening Edition - Thursday, 03/27/08
• Dayton to keep looking for fire chief
• Video: State official says damaged guardrail is not unsafe
• Atlanta Fed CEO says there’s not enough proof the country is in a recession
• Dayton man acquitted of vehicular homicide; pleads guilty to lesser charge
• FBI to look for hate crime in Cleveland vandalism
• Copperhill plant sold, workers to lose jobs
• Leaders discuss city’s international business ties
• Commissioners discuss proposed increase in prisoner fees
• Times Free Press owner buys three Missouri newspapers
• Nova fan restores another classic
• Shulman reportedly meets with TCU officials about coaching job
• Harris looks to shine as senior
• Pearl vs. Pitino like looking in a mirror
• Davidson enjoying life in the Sweet 16
• Hornbuckle up for final run with UT
• UTC’s Ball bounces back
• Vols and Cardinals bring similar styles to tonight’s game
• Lofton ready to go for UT
• Tatum to open year a Lookout
• Thompson to manage Wolford mall empire
• Rhea commission , school talk about fuel
• Tennessee leading the nation in Vietnam veteran recognition this weekend
• Animal control officers may not stay on for McKamey
• Full Version
• High school graduation rate lower for Hispanics
• Foreign-born Hispanics
• Denton’s return a boost for Owls
• Adkins pitches Lions to easy win over Rhea
• Hixson pitches way to win over Baylor
• Market Insight
• Trade Center director resigns
• Subsidizing schools
• Quotable
• Early records not a true indication of strength in North Georgia baseball
• EPA Testing
• Metro Atlanta leads population growth
• School board candidate wants to improve communication
• Incomes in state grow 14% below U.S.rate
• City looks into liability of arming Erlanger officers
• BBB yearly meet to hear Pearl
• Comcast outsources business accounts
• Prekindergarten slots filling up fast
• Participants sought for diversity event
• ‘Red Book’ explains disability, going back to work
• Bredesen, GOP move closer on lowering GPA to retain scholarships
• Jury deliberating in vehicular homicide case
• States prepare for voter surge in presidential contest
• Obituaries for March 27, 2008
• Vincent mulling run for House seat
• Regions opens Ooltewah branch
• Home and garden show offers wide range of ideas
• Morning Edition - Thursday, 03/27/08
• Two of Eight Club Coffee offenders plead guilty
• Circus shows start today
• Spears Avenue School ‘heaven’ for blacks
• Adult vaccines: Grown-ups need shots, too
• Cluster headaches are monster headaches
• Cleaveland: Assuring safe drinking water for everyone
• Restaurant Inspection Report
• Health Happenings
• Purse fashions

Wednesday, March 26

• VVD
• Hamilton County names teachers of the year
• Two plead guilty in Club Coffee case
• Evening Edition - Wednesday, 03/26/08
• Jury deliberating in vehicular homicide case
• Ringling Bros. circus arrives in town
• Man charged with felony car theft
• Proposal would lower lottery scholarship GPA
• Smoke is from controlled fire
• Mocs kick off spring practice
• Convicted sex offender charged with indecent exposure near elementary school
• Coming Sunday
• Victor Ellis loses cancer fight at 28
• Shouldered load
• Full Version
• Curry’s high school saw what ACC coaches didn’t
• Brand, Casteel pace Bears romp
• Lady Vols whip Purdue 78-52
• UT’s Morley glad to be back in pads
• Market Insight
• Chism is central to Vols’ UL planv
• Nurses learn how to serve other cultures
• Tests set for carpet chemical in Conasauga
• Goff is having fun as manager again
• Attempts to let grocery stores sell wine may fall flat
• Officials say finance reports are filed
• Obituaries for March 26, 2008
• Trial begins in 2004 vehicular homicide case
• Melanoma can be curable if it is caught in early stages
• ‘Drillbit Taylor’ short on plot, long on laughs
• Lofton rests a sore leg
• Simulated plane crash preps response teams, EMT students
• Area caregivers sound off to governor
• Paying tax with credit card shouldn’t trigger fee, Bradley official says
• Morning Edition - Wednesday, 03/26/08
• Extracurricular activities expand knowledge
• Vaccines for adults
• Eat out on Tuesdays and help homeless
• Dazzling array ready for viewing
• Bin shoppers can save money, environment when stocking up on staples
• Town Talk
• Beef talk
• Weather Guy: Ducks
• Spring fixup on riverfront
• UTmost control
• Days of high dollar recollected wistfully
• Quotable
• New VA clinics will help area veterans, officials say
• Company wins tax break
• Internet makes college search easier
• Contested land annexed by Fort Oglethorpe
• Marion veteran battles county taxes
• Dade settles on courthouse plan, SPLOST list
• Green building guru to promote daylight
• Skybus replaces chief executive
• Athens YMCA looking to pump up
• Drug tracking program may be piloted in Lookout Circuit
• Budget adjustment helps Catoosa schools
• Bosnia student among academic honorees
• Beijing 2008
• Golf Mocs second, four behind Cards
• Mocs start before sunup

Tuesday, March 25

• Paying tax with credit card shouldn’t trigger fee, Bradley official says
• Lofton sits out practice
• Video: Tanner, Wiedmer talk about the tournament
• Video: Gov. Bredesen addresses long-term care
• Video: Airport emergency drill
• Evening Edition - Tuesday, 03/25/08
• Apartment fire in Hixson apparently caused by cigarette
• Drivers in fatal Hickory Valley Road crash identified
• Jury selected, vehicular homicide trial begins
• Governor Bredesen hears caregiver concerns on long-term care
• Mock crash tests emergency response
• Fire destroys house, cars
• Morning accident claims a life
• Mock airplane crash set for today
• Full Version
• Ooltewah’s Thomas is spectacular pitching and hitting so far
• E-mails answered
• EPB workers installing fiber-optic lines
• 'Idol' Chatter: Wrong girl went home last week
• Row remake begins
• Quotable
• GOP sheriff candidates say they won’t run as independents
• Dogs’ Jones ready to start more
• Market Insight
• Mocs are second in Mobile Bay tournament
• Week’s weather going from icy to toasty
• Metal theft bill goes to governor
• Summitt wants it loud at Purdue
• University considers turning Chamberlain Field into library lawn
• Beast of an East
• Council members raise church-state questions during budget hearings
• Recent homicides show importance of reporting abuse, fear
• Emergency notice outfits grow in wake of shootings
• Outlook for cystic fibrosis patients improves
• The Ribbon
• More Hamilton high school students going to college
• City to consider a downtown Saturday market
• Jasper students campaign for shelter dogs
• Senate searches for education funds
• Clean and green
• Officers hope to help Head Start with security
• Seasonal sickness punches productivity
• Railroad looks at public-private partnership for billion dollar improvement
• Four teens charged in Narrowbridge fire
• Web P-to-P lending gives cash options
• Buying food from bulk bins
• Dalton’s McClurg retires
• Obituaries for March 25, 2008
• Morning Edition - Tuesday, 03/25/08
• Stock market game keeps fun in fundraiser
• Screenwriting at writers festival
• Lady Mocs seniors ended 106-21
• Students hope to broaden horizons on trip to France
• Parker-pal clash foiled
• Teens question Bradley Central High’s new student ID policy
• NCAA title still ‘a blur’ for Leen
• Business licenses
• TECHcast: Donnie Jenkins - March 25, 2008 - ‘E-mails answered’
• Erlanger considers selling Life Force fleet as part of new air arrangement

Monday, March 24

• GOP sheriff candidates will not run as independents
• Evening Edition - Monday, 03/24/08
• Council members raise church-state questions during budget hearings
• More high school graduates going to college
• Early morning snow flurries
• Jailhouse Religion
• Tyler Smith gets key block
• Pearl’s mad point guard experiment burns Butler
• Vols survive Butler for trip to Sweet 16
• I love my job: Spring Creek Elementary & Ooltewah Elementary School
• Morning Edition - Monday, 03/24/08
• Looking to the week ahead on “American Idol”
• Computing the future
• SimCenter serves a draw card for business
• Kansas State rallies to beat UTC in NCAA tournament
• Nelson emerges for KSU
• Pitino likes Tennessee's energy and style of play
• Finding Cell-block salvation
• Heritage High School slated to open doors in August
• Cell phones: technological ties that bind
• Teens decisive on favorite presidential candidates
• Lady Vols start slow, win big over Oral Roberts
• Battlefield Park events upcoming
• Vintage pieces are popular and can be an investment
• Your style: LeAnn Hudson
• Obituaries for March 24, 2008
• Frumpy turns to fashion forward
• Gluten, the cause of celiac disease, is difficult to avoid
• Silverdale Revival Touches Inmates
• Full Access
• McMinn, cities partner to seek safety grant
• Athens gift shop honored in national magazine
• Catoosa fire merger clock ticking
• Aquarium resources spill over into small towns
• Mentoring students for success
• Technology upgrades top court wish list
• Contractor helps Iraqi translator come to U.S.
• Negligence, civil rights trial
• Teachers will be paid not rocked into retirement
• City ready to Take Root

Sunday, March 23

• Lady Vols win easily over ORU
• One life can change the world
• No favorite emerges yet in area high school baseball
• Two die in crash near Tunnel Hill
• Vols defeat Butler in overtime thriller
• J.P. Prince listed as UT’s starting point guard for today’s NCAA game
• Lady Mocs fall in NCAAs
• Sports NCAA Blog: A little bit before tip-off
• Easter sunrise service
• East Ridge family escapes burning home
• Video: Blessing of the Bikes
• full Access
• Regional spring arts and crafts shows abound
• Outdoor festivals blossom in springtime
• Griscom: In search of Obama... on Fox
• Town Talk
• Happy Easter
• A look at warts, moles, skin tags
• Kennedy: Gas spike will boost smart car
• Good nannies, baby sitters hard to find
• After five races, Sprint Cup has surprises
• Details of the Lady Mocs, Lady Vols games
• Thomas, Lady Owls win
• Smith, Prince have made Vols better
• Groups focus on bilingual services
• Pearl plans point time for Prince
• ORU takes David-type aim at Goliath UT
• ‘Some good, some bad’ in UGA scrimmage
• UTC’s Cleveland winds up eighth in NCAA
• Public, private support touted to develop UTC’s SimCenter into national technology anchor
• SonRise Resurrection Easter pageant draws thousands
• Vols seniors seek April end
• Protesters mark Iraq war anniversary
• Tennessee attorney general’s OK pleases immigrant check supporters
• Police chief says Snyder e-mails not unusual
• Tennessee-Butler: The Matchups
• Obituaries for March 23, 2008
• Summitt hit with UConn queries
• Mocs meet, greet spring
• Tennessee Ethics Commission awaits personal finance filings
• New schools, same spots
• Amputees pushing for more coverage
• Teachers help teens register to vote
• Old Line Railroad crossing won’t stop rail trips
• Rhea animal shelter advances
• QB, linemen big UTC issues
• Lady Mocs sweep first SoCon series
• Cleveland/Bradley Chamber reorganizes two key positions
• Lottery surplus again spurs fights
• Alexander: Presidential nominating system ‘embarrassing’
• Chatsworth and Cleveland historic stations sparking attention
• The Big Read spotlights Harper Lee’s Southern classic ‘Mockingbird’
• Resaca Battlefield could get $3 million
• Lawmakers take Easter break
• Balanced leadership: Emberson says that’s his goal
• Dalton mayor challenges downtown authority
• Fingerprint technology speeds up gun permits
• Tour promotes downtown living
• UTC College of Business honors Pettway, Vest and Engel this week
• Real Estate Roundup
• Personalities and Job Changes
• Flames move on; Lady Flames upset
• Margarite Sicard is the next featured artist at Hollis Gallery in the Southside
• Weather Guy: Grocery Run
• J.T. AND DALE TALK JOBS - "MY RESUME AND MY SELF-CONFIDENCE ARE A MESS"
• I love my job: Registered Nurse at Memorial Hospital

Saturday, March 22

• Sonrise depicts last days of Christ
• ‘SonRise’ tells the story of Jesus’ last days
• Photos of the Week
• March through downtown marks Iraq war anniversary
• UTC’s Loudermilk, Blevins key sweep
• Full Version
• Stations of the Cross
• NCAA bracket is off to a bad start
• Taylor, Penland all-star MVPs
• Young coach gives Butler a good shot
• Record crowd for G-Day?
• Thousands of believers celebrate the passion of Jesus
• Vols’ Chism is a 3 threat when needed
• Democrats avoid conflict while they focus on Alexander
• Kayak competition nears halfway point
• Polk commission pulls plug on ailing library plan
• Signs announcing watersheds pop up on area roads
• Obituaries for March 22, 2008
• Cleveland City Council may seek state library grant
• Getting on the right health track
• Burned former Narrowbridge restaurant slated for demolition
• Cell tower plan gets mixed signals
• AU’s Carr ‘Little Lofton’
• Science Hill nips Ringgold
• Train rides may return to Chattanooga Choo-Choo
• Video: Stations of the Cross
• Biologists, students survey fish in fragile creek
• Area suburban counties grew the fastest in 2007
• Hillside fissures alarm homeowners
• Tennessee pre-k ranked in national report
• A year after Theresa Parker was reported missing, her family, friends still hope for closure
• Geeks bring IT home
• CapitalMark ranked 5th in asset growth among new U.S. lenders
• Funding key in unseating Alexander, Democrats say
• Business Calendar
• CHA YouthBuild participants spend “A Day on the Hill”
• Madness
• SonRise pageant takes nearly half a year of preparation
• Fountains, whimsical yard art among the latest trends
• Ooltewah, GPS rip foes
• Enough points
• Free throws so important but so frustratingly ugly
• Win over Rutgers still thrills Moore
• Butler gives proof 7 seed may be low
• Leen, UTC’s Cleveland All-Americans
• Quotable
• Phillipses’ Cape Cod-style home showcases open floor plan
• Modest amounts of exercise yield big dividends
• TVA retiree Ed Markert, 78, puts handyman skills to work for multiple agencies
• Looking to the future of the SimCenter
• Details make the difference
• Consumer Watch: Yanking cash from your home reduces equity

Friday, March 21

• 2009 Dodge Ram
• Georgia Politics from The Peanut Gallery
• Qualifying schedule needs to change
• Matinee Melee: 'Drillbit Taylor'
• Stations of the Cross draws thousands in Dalton
• Sequatchie, Catoosa lead population growth
• Kayakers Challenge Rapids
• Evening Edition - Friday, 03/21/08
• Video: Creekboater competition
• Democrats say fundraising is strong in race against Alexander
• Strong push late carries Tennessee over American
• Tennessee, Georgia pre-k programs ranked in national report
• Lady Mocs board plane for NCAA tournament
• Mocs battling at NCAA tournament; Leen surges into semifinals
• Swamp Creek Classroom
• Littlefield wants passenger trains back downtown
• Howell in UT’s starting lineup for NCAA opener
• Xavier rallies in NCAA opener
• Five Mocs wrestlers remain in consolations
• Mat Mocs off to rough start at NCAAs
• Armstrong nets two from Ringgold
• Pickel hot off bench as favored Flames win
• Morning Edition - Friday, 03/21/08
• First afternoon session a yawner
• Chattanooga to keep ‘momentum moving forward’
• American will try to limit Vols’ pace
• Eagles’ Lay grew up loving Vols
• KSU has to adapt: no Dietz
• LFO’s Floyd is hard to overlook anymore
• Quotable
• East Chattanooga youths give ideas for Weed and Seed
• Full Version
• Chattanooga State signs Hixson’s Galloway
• Narrowbridge fire suspicious, officials say
• Harris passes Durham in Georgia depth chart
• Georgia Legislature gets moving on budget
• Too many schools in Hamilton
• Pitchers wild; Marion rolls
• Girls test metal
• Rep. Dean can raise funds in county
• Wilder won’t seek re-election
• A golden opportunity?
• New groundwater pollution found at VAAP site
• Market Insight
• Szabo to plead guilty in escape attempt
• Obituaries for March 21, 2008
• New UTC text message system used during bomb threat
• Prep Track Statisitics
• SEC’s first black, Wallace, teaches law at American U.
• Alexander warns against U.S. military ‘nation building’
• Georgia lawmakers weigh in on obesity
• Chambliss sees help for carpet region
• Beer permit denial is upheld by court
• Five questions with ... Houston White
• Reward offered on walking horse abuse
• Slaying suspect feared for her life
• Agent on limb as go-between
• Candle-maker waxes hopeful of future
• Bankruptcy Filings
• SkyRidge begins $45 million expansion
• Rhonda Thurman posts reward to find source of e-mail threats
• Prep Soccer Statisitics
• Preps Softball Statistics
• Prep Basketball Statistics
• Students say NCLB ‘dumbing down’ education
• Cleveland schools budget includes 5 percent raise
• Polk commissioner resigns under investigation
• Steph Hayes & Chris Schultz in Studio ’99
• Sean Phipps - Steph Hayes & Chris Schultz in Studio ’99
• Mamma mia! Flavors of Italy lives up to its name
• In the U.S., Monotonix’s rough rocking finds a home
• Will Hoge at Rhythm & Brews
• First of seven Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus performances starts Thursday
• Hair extensions can add length or volume to accentuate style
• What can help turn off a dripping nose?
• Talk of the Town
• Courter: Leaving behind a lifetime’s worth of laughs
• Phillips: St. Patrick’s Day loved by many, forgotten quickly
• Q&A: Yonatan Gat, guitarist for the hard rock trio Monotonix
• Spring garden show list
• Down Home: Dalton talks about his dad repairing cars 03/21/08

Thursday, March 20

• Video: State of the City Address
• The South by Southwest Music Festival blog
• Firefighters called to old Narrowbridge restaurant site
• Mocs shut out in NCAA first round
• Chattanooga man to plead guilty in attempted escape
• Littlefield: Chattanooga’s best days ahead
• Video: Sen. Alexander on Iraq war
• Evening Edition - Thursday, 03/20/08
• Seven UTC buildings evacuated after bomb threat
• Xavier rallies to knock out Georgia in NCAA play
• No. 1 seed Kansas rolls to first-round win
• Text of state Sen. John Wilder’s retirement announcement
• Georgia takes nine-point halftime lead over Xavier
• Wilder will not run for reelection
• Jobless rate up in Georgia last month
• City school board approves preliminary budget for next year
• Man charged in slaying of former Notre Dame student
• Video: March Madness with Greeson, Wiedmer
• Guard play is key to Vols’ hopes
• Georgia eyes strong first half
• Brackets have many fans boxed in
• Iraq: Five years and counting
• Center’s revenue to flatten
• Franchise embroidery shop appeals to former insurance executive Franks
• CBL Center opens tower
• Discount airline Skybus drops flights here
• Chattanooga State selling WAWL-FM 91.5 license
• Weather woes
• Georgia defenders eager to open now
• Dean can keep seat and pursue sheriff post
• Bradley shifts funds to keep ambulance going
• Casavant expresses worries about road material prices
• CHA says latest set of layoffs will be last
• Widow can get Social Security survivor benefits
• U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn., meets with the TFP editorial board
• Richard and Mary Lou – Making One Smile at a Time
• The 5th Anniversary of the Iraq War
• Maldonado takes final shot
• Mocs set to host Cumberland
• Full Version
• Quotable
• Candlelight vigil notes Iraq war deaths
• GOP says pre-k plan not sure thing
• Superdelegate ‘primary’ proposal reviews mixed
• Market Insight
• Wet weather gives way to spring
• Local Iraq veterans split on continuing war
• Republicans point to successes; Democrats seek change in policy
• America’s first black woman pilot says don’t empower obstacles
• State Of The City
• City forgoes lawsuit against pension fund actuaries
• Swindall takes over at LaFayette
• States dealt financial blow to road projects
• Whitwell sewer project awarded
• House takes on budget today
• Man given one year for abuse of corpse
• Hospital practices for flu outbreak
• Obituaries for March 20, 2008
• Morning Edition - Thursday, 03/20/08
• Sanderson School once called ‘finest of county’
• Experts say a diet with lots of whole grain foods helps with weight control
• Antibiotics can bring about serious diarrhea
• Upton: Getting unstuck from life
• Restaurant Inspection Report
• Health Happenigs
• Hair extensions for women, men

Wednesday, March 19

• Video: Iraq war candlelight vigil
• The South by Southwest Music Festival blog
• Video: A soldier's sacrifice
• Video: Vols prepare for Big Dance
• Evening Edition - Wednesday, 03/19/08
• Attorney general says Dean does not have to step down
• Chattanooga State selling WAWL-FM 91.5
• Boy, 15, arrested in death of cab driver
• Bad weather expected this evening
• Iraq vigil set for tonight on Signal Mountain
• Senate committee approves governor’s education spending proposal
• Man sentenced for abuse of a corpse
• Man died from drowning suicide
• Former Chattanooga woman’s body found in Knoxville
• Two more Chattanooga Housing Authority employees laid off
• Former combat pilot talks about overcoming obstacles
• Bredesen suggests superdelegate primary
• Open records advocates say gun bill amounts to ‘prior restraint’
• Oil well burns in Anderson Co., 1 injured
• Authorities identify body found in lake
• Casavant expresses worries about road material prices
• Skybus Airlines pulling out of Chattanooga
• Obama confronts issue of race, says he can help heal it
• Various seasonings can be used to flavor deviled eggs
• ‘Horton’: Cute or cultish
• Economic stimulus payments to start coming in May
• Inside Insurance: Thinking about the weather
• Video: March Madness with Greeson, Wiedmer
• Vehicles-for-hire updates approved
• Moc has new role at NCAA
• Big discrepancy
• Irish go to 4-0 in district
• Tyler Smith is saving NBA decision till later
• Quotable
• Full Version
• Bredesen, coal industry square off
• Private firm presents neighborhood study
• LFO shows maturity in win
• Pioneers erupt for first win
• New group opposes Bellefonte nuclear energy
• Market Insight
• Bliss extended for Dogs
• Speedy teens behind the wheel
• CVS to pay TennCare $886,000 in settlement
• ‘Mad’ part of what makes March great
• Joy for Georgia
• UTC steps up security
• Senate opts for income tax cuts
• Students engineer balloon-powered cars at camp
• Autopsy confirms alcohol as cause of Marion death
• Bradley FFA students part of national program
• Dalton State students to sleep out for the homeless
• Fish found in Chickamauga Reservoir found to be healthy
• Board ban not on Athens agenda for now
• School officials struggle with budgets amid rising diesel costs
• Obituaries for March 19, 2008
• Trenton may hedge bets on gambling
• Colbert Hollow Road finally is open
• UTC uses UT’s DVD collection
• Spain comes through as Walker Valley rallies to nip Bearettes 2-1
• Work on sewer project still stopped
• East Ridge forms merchants group
• March 19 SEC men’s basketball rankings
• Mocs in the NCAA wrestling tournament
• Work, Work, Work
• Five minutes with ... UGA president Dr. Michael Adams
• Family-run company polishes off 50 years
• Weather Guy: Cheer up, Weather Guy
• Morning Edition - Wednesday, 03/19/08
• Dieters drop additional 23 pounds in February
• Bunny time
• Using fiber to lose weight
• Medicines help deal with chronic bronchitis
• Town Talk
• Sci-fi and fantasy conventions not just for super fans
• Riverbend signs closing act

Tuesday, March 18

• Smell prompts evacuation at Hixson Pike hotel
• Council approves changes to vehicles-for-hire ordinance
• Private firm presents neighborhood study
• The South by Southwest Music Festival blog
• Evening Edition - Tuesday, 03/18/08
• Coming Sunday
• Excerpts of Obama's Speech on Race
• Biologists, fishermen conduct annual fish survey
• Taxi driver died of a gunshot wound to the head
• Video: March Madness with Greeson, Wiedmer
• Deviled eggs for Easter
• Lady Mocs to face Kansas State in NCAA first round
• Northwest Georgia Bank gets ready for a different kind of green
• Homeless complex not among mayor’s requests for federal dollars
• Entrepreneurship: Perception problem, customer solution
• Vols’ focus now is all American
• SEC title Georgia’s ‘most improbable’
• Lady Vols face Oral Roberts
• Trauma troubles
• Housing Choice vouchers may be cut in federal budget
• Dalton looking at outsourcing, combing services
• Lady Bulldogs going as an 8 to Iowa
• Rep. Dean seeks opinion on run for sheriff
• Senate OKs traffic camera restrict
• Office space for leasing growing slowly
• Bulldog delaying last year
• Airport boardings up 16 percent
• Market Insight
• Chamber questions Georgia claim to Tennessee land
• Planning for a pandemic Area hospitals prepare for flu outbreak
• Counties press to use lottery money for school construction
• Commissioners agree to sell county-owned Peerless Road property
• New Business Licenses
• Propex names interim president
• Morning Edition - Tuesday, 03/18/08
• Price of play Recreation providers struggle with facility costs
• Obituaries for March 18, 2008
• Men charged with first-degree murder pleas to lesser charges
• Police search for gunman in cab driver killing
• The Brokerage
• College students build greenhouse at elementary school
• Project helps students plot right course
• Council member praises budget hearings
• Sciatica — big nerve that causes big trouble
• Hendrick’s reign seems clearly threatened
• Manassas, Mitchell’s Torry memorable in state tournament
• UTC pro day off; scouts don’t show
• TECHcast: Donnie Jenkins - March 18, 2008 - ‘Video tips’
• Video tips
• ‘Idol’ Chatter
• Unlike male counterparts, Lady Vols get nice bracket
• Kansas State date
• Full Version
• Survivor recalls ‘miracle from God’

Monday, March 17

• Video: Lady Mocs to play Kansas State
• Lady Vols a No. 1 seed, Lady Mocs a 12
• Video: A survivor's story
• Council continues with budget hearings
• First Person: I survived a basketball game at the Georgia Dome, and all I got was this lousy piece of insulation
• Evening Edition - Monday, 03/17/08
• Jackson tornado survivor speaks at Siskin
• Happy “green” day
• Police identify victim of Interstate 24 crash
• Video: March Madness with Greeson, Wiedmer
• Men charged with first-degree murder guilty of lesser charges
• Police search for suspect in taxi driver's death
• Dean seeking attorney general’s opinion on run for sheriff
• Burton wins one clean
• UTC ready to dance
• FIRST-ROUND TIMES
• Harvick ends Stewart’s chances
• PDF: Capsules on all the teams in the East and Mideast regions of the NCAA tournament
• PDF: Capsules on all the teams in the South and West regions of the NCAA tournament
• March Madness begins with little complaining and N. Carolina as favorite in NCAA tournament
• Volunteer State sends 5 teams to NCAA tourney
• Virginia Tech, Arizona State get NIT top seeds as consolation prize
• First-timers club flying high with American, three other schools
• Georgia beats Arkansas to claim storm-ravaged SEC tournament title
• Felton secures job with big win
• Georgia wins SEC title for NCAA tourney bid
• Mocsprep for pro day
• Selection Sunday rattles brackets
• Vols land No. 2 seed in East
• UTC golfers finish third at Linger Longer
• English class ends for UTC
• Lions roar in Wildcat Classic
• Obituaries for March 17, 2008
• Video: Families seek to keep home health-care benefits
• Your Style: Jessie Adams
• Author pushes faith-based approach to youth exercise
• How do you grow a grown-up?
• A mixer for people on a budget
• Possible Sunday sales excites stores, irks churches
• Fort Oglethorpe get another trails grant
• Police scan Web sites to find tips, suspects
• Dalton State may branch out to Ellijay
• TennCare trims on the table
• Rhea County road boss says new money needed for roads
• Project helps students plot right course
• State awards prison contract, adds $20 million for utilities
• Most judges rated highly
• McMinn goes online with aerial views
• Leaders see jobs, economy priorities
• Proposed DUI license revocation questionable
• Centers to offer summer school
• More antiques than buyers at museum
• Full Access
• Morning Edition - Monday, 03/17/08
• Vols unhappy with No. 2 seed, but ready to play
• I love my job at Traffic Administrative Division of the Public Works Department for the City of Chattanooga
• J.T. AND DALE TALK JOBS -"ACTING LIKE THEY'RE DOING ME A FAVOR BY INTERVIEWING ME"

Sunday, March 16

• THP checkpoints scheduled tonight
• Shooting suspect free on bond
• Cab driver killed during robbery attempt
• PDF: 2008 Men's bracket
• 2008 SEC Men's Basketball Finals
• Georgia to face Xavier in NCAA tournament
• Tennessee teams in the NCAA tournament
• Georgia wins SEC tournament
• English leaves UTC hoops; Cabrera likely to join staff
• Soaked Outback skips to semifinals
• Lee has Brescia in focus
• Arkansas’ big man hits late basket to beat Vols 92-91
• Nearly half of Hamilton County Schools students were truant last year
• Coalition takes aim at twin problems of drugs, truancy
• Goodwill, McKamey unite to ease service dog shortage
• Some fans luckier than rest
• Nothing ‘denigratory’ about win
• Spring Fashion 2008
• Tennessee Democrats wrangle over delegates
• Video: Spring Fashions
• Weather Guy: Weather quizzer
• Clendenin, Mocs second in Linger Longer
• Riley’s 3 was a miracle shot more than forcing overtime
• Campaign academies aid novice candidates
• Agencies prepare, plan and promote for Civil War commemoration
• Sen. Mullis discusses top issues
• Legislature takes on economic challenges
• Fort Oglethorpe will expand pool complex
• Lower rates fuel surge in area mortgage refinancing
• East Brainerd’s Stonebrook will have fitness center, two parks
• Real Estate Roundup
• Personalities and Job Changes
• East Brainerd homes feature many amenities
• People in Real Estate
• Real Estate Digest
• Quotable
• County clerk seeks to reinstate blood tests for marriage licenses
• Contemporary Latin American and Latino Art can be seen at Atlanta’s High Museum through May 4
• Festival of Nations highlights global dance styles
• Hill’s rare shot keeps Vols from final
• The best part of tourney? Everyone’s finally safe
• Students with 6 or more Unexcused Absences
• Legislators consider eliminating archaic charges and increasing others
• Dollywood finds its rhythm with celebration of dance
• Full Access
• Democrats select Beck as sheriff nominee
• I love my job at WUTC NPR Radio 88.1
• Megasite tenant for Enterprise South ‘sooner than later,’ mayors say
• Kids turn out for health conference
• Drug dangers hit home
• Area Scouts send cookies to troops
• Griscom: We’re Number Three!
• Dragon Slayer
• Eczema is an itch needing
• Kennedy: Last call for fun, frivolity
• Expert says etiquette rules make life easier
• Keeping kids physically fit
• 12 in running to be named Living Legends
• Landmark Space House goes for $135,000
• Obituaries for March 16, 2008
• Jarrett’s exit stirs tributes
• Lady Mocs lean to Purdue arena
• Goodyear gives signs of listening, finally
• Sharp chosen as judicial nominee
• Former plant for sale, represents job loss in McMinn
• Bradley County EMS director urges Commission to back pact
• Trucking company helps dispose of old oil
• Cleveland youth earns acclaim as whitewater whiz
• Officials work to keep employees well and less expensive to insure
• Residents protest planned Whitfield high school near Prater’s Mill

Saturday, March 15

• Arkansas defeats Tennessee 92-91
• Georgia 60, Kentucky 56 in OT
• Photos of the Week/March 8-14
• Vehicle pursuit ends with arrest
• Vols fall to Arkansas in SEC semifinals
• Alien buys Signal Mountain space house
• Teens learn about staying healthy
• Nothing ‘denigratory’ about this win
• Tennessee Democrats scrap over convention delegates
• Atlanta Storm Damage
• Still another tornado warning
• We’re alive, and SEC tourney goes on
• Signal Space House auctioned
• Bizarre SEC quarterfinal round ends with Georgia upsetting Kentucky
• UT SPORTS BLOG: Bloom clarifies SEC tournament ticket policy
• Saturday soaker
• Democrats pick Greg Beck as sheriff candidate
• Weather delays continue to shuffle SEC tournament
• SEC, Dome officials try to salvage tourney
• Thank you to Dome builders
• Mississippi State edges Alabama
• Full Version
• Busch having fun, winning
• 2009 Hyundai Genesis
• ‘Special’ favors from former Hamilton County Sheriff Long
• U.S. Currency
• Vols survive, advance
• Red Bank falls short in state semis
• Quotable
• Arkansas may feel in road mode vs. Vols
• Georgia politics from The Peanut Gallery
• Vols’ fans skeptical but abundant
• Howard falls in state semifinal
• UTC second in Linger Longer; Mocs’ Clendenin first
• Tourism could get wireless phone charge
• Obituaries for March 15, 2008
• Davis uncommitted as superdelegate
• Rain but no snow, unlike 15 years ago
• Passing the torch
• Family seeks answers in homicide case
• No drought for water prices
• TVA board gets first Georgia member
• Gas prices not stopping spring break travel
• Bubble not gummed up for this NCAA tourney
• Reese hits state on schools funding
• Market Insight
• Unum bonuses hit $44 million
• Credit union marks 75 years, tech gains
• Residents oppose cell tower
• Costs to repair fire department equipment add up
• Hamilton County Jail floors evacuated after pepper spray scare
• Business Calendar
• Troopers cracking down on drunken driving for Irish celebration
• Federal murder trial postponed due to attorney’s health
• Consumer Watch: Repairs sometimes cost less than repairs
• Drivers think Bristol track groovier now
• Spring City tragedy memorialized
• Interviews scheduled for Bradley schools director
• Prescribed burn planned in Cherokee National Forest
• Bradley County school board feels budget pinch
• Harmon, Riley join Mocs staff
• Seattle pastor says no question off-limits
• Downtown Kiwanis Club marks 90th anniversary
• Competitive sit-ups stress kidneys
• 400 rabbits, eggs, chickens liven up the Lowery home
• Truancy in Hamilton County schools
• 'Eggs-treme' decorating

Friday, March 14

• Vols 89, South Carolina 87
• Music Festival photos
• Howard loses in state semifinals
• The South by Southwest Music Festival blog
• Because of rain, Wood Brothers left out again
• Golf Mocs in second at Linger Longer
• Evening Edition - Friday, 03/14/08
• Officers at Hamilton County jail injured by pepper spray
• Tennessee-American Water seeks highest rate hike in history
• Lofton’s clutch 3 lifts UT into SEC semifinals
• Attorney’s surgery delays federal murder trial
• TVA gets first Georgia board member
• Two floors of Hamilton County Jail evacuated
• Vols dance with new shoes
• Bradley County school board praises director applicants, adds none
• Too big, too hot
• Few Georgia fans make the trip to Atlanta
• Central’s 1958 state runner-up team having a reunion
• Daniel leaving Ringgold for North Gwinnett High
• Donovan ‘not surprised’ Gators lousy against Bama
• Bankruptcy Filings
• Walker sheriff wins rights lawsuit
• Sammy George leaving Clear Channel Chattanooga
• Students vie for mock trial title
• 500,000 Tennesseans to get IRS mailing
• Across cultural barriers
• Foreclosure advantages: Cleanup crews, locksmiths thrive amid downturn
• Tax holiday shifted away from Easter
• Miller profits fall sharply
• Study of Interstate 75 traffic to begin in August
• Cleveland schools’ teachers seek 5 percent raise
• Bradley sheriff rolls out new cars
• Waterways funding shortfall puts squeeze on Chickamauga Lock
• McCallie’s Ryan gets Olympic chance
• Southeast, Dade, LaFayette again seeking winning football coach
• Lady Mocs taking part in school’s spring break
• Odom again shows talent for talking
• Bill to allow guns on campuses sparks debate
• Michael Pickett plays blues a la the Maple Delta
• Morning Edition - Friday, 03/14/08
• Funding stretched thin, Chattanooga Fire Chief says
• NCAA coverage
• New Chattanooga look: teams left not in Class A
• Full Version
• Red Bank hustles to a 68-62 win
• McCallie outlasts Ringgold
• Howard keeps its poise, beats Bolivar 75-65
• East Ridge to pursue traffic cameras
• Brainerd-area business owners, residents work to unify goals
• Gamecocks want giant turnaround
• Vols ‘unlearning’ some
• Quotable
• Perdue draws bead on Sunday sales measure
• Hamilton County school board mulls building donation
• Frist pushes bill to reduce infant deaths
• Tug of war on the Tennessee
• Event health ‘wake-up call’ for teens
• Obituaries for March 14, 2008
• Market Insight
• Finance manager meets Hamilton County Commission
• Pizzeria Venti a slice of Italy
• New dealers, centuries-old antiques fill Choo-Choo’s Grand Central Station for Houston Museum event
• Aneurysms are weak spots on artery walls
• East, West meet in The Biscuit Burners
• Mountain Heart edges borders of bluegrass
• Courter: Allied Arts hosting South African arts manager
• Phillips: Discovering new artists an undeniable thrill
• Talk of the Town
• Heels: The view from the back gets even cooler
• Butch Ross Rocks the mountain dulcimer
• Easter decorations at an East Brainerd home
• Moore should weigh his options carefully
• Sean Phipps - Butch Ross Rocks the mountain dulcimer
• Down Home: Dalton talks about his dad 03/14/08
• Video: Snowed under

Thursday, March 13

• Poll says Tennesseans favor choice on schools
• Red Bank wins state-tournament opener
• Body found in Chickamauga Lake
• Frist urges support for bill to reduce infant mortality
• Evening Edition - Thursday, 03/13/08
• Tug of war on the Tennessee
• Howard holds off Bolivar to advance at state tournament
• South Carolina to face Tennessee in SEC basketball tournament
• Video: Water fight
• Lunch boxes from health department may contain lead
• Chief says Chattanooga Fire Department facing funding challenges
• The South by Southwest Music Festival blog
• INSIDE INSURANCE: Severity and frequency of accidents drives up auto insurance rates
• Sheriff’s department hires new finance officer
• Second suspect arrested in killing of North Carolina student also charged with killing Duke grad student
• Fire at Read House spurs evacuation
• Freshmen lead Lions’ AAA run
• EPA-tightened air rules could impact area
• Cottam shows his improvement at UT’s pro day
• Georgia guard Gaines is a genuine warrior
• Felton surprised his future is an issue
• City, UTC readies to host SoCon
• Area teams sweep Mount Juliet
• Shaw to expand Carolina plant
• Hhgregg holding grand opening
• Water
• Westinghouse plans expansion
• Schools hope to add pre-k classrooms for next year
• Last 50 years saw March ice storm, flood, blizzard and tornado
• Video: Space House auction
• Health Happenings
• Republicans aim to split Democrats on immigration
• Benton Bank’s new chief looks for growth
• Restaurant Inspection Report
• Quick light leads to refunds for 176 drivers
• Some pay tax on Social Security disability
• New looks in high heels
• Time for tai chi
• Temple falls short in state tournament
• Petersen predicts ‘bad year’ for UTC fundting
• Vols’ five starting points
• Tennessee Temple shows heart in state tourney loss
• Full Version
• Coalition seeks tougher laws for violent crime
• Quotable
• New street names in the works for Whitfield
• Sheriff’s department awaits federal approval to disburse overtime money
• Coaches input needed in choosing all-star teams
• Baylor students help residents of Jamaica
• Market Insight
• Back to the future
• Outlet shopping shifts
• The Heroes Truck – Living the Dream Part 5
• Applications come in for Dayton fire chief
• Sales tax for roads
• Obituaries for March 13, 2008
• Hamilton County, cities sign 911 unification agreement
• Police department asks for 10 more officers
• Needy persons urged to apply for World Changers home help
• Shelter shortage worsens with economy
• Cleaveland: Federal workers like their insurance
• Ear noises — tinnitus — can drive one crazy
• Morning Edition - Thursday, 03/13/08

Wednesday, March 12

• Fire sparks Read House evacuation
• Tennessee Temple received bad draw at state tournament
• State Basketball Championships
• College tuition hike likely for the state of Tennessee
• Bradley schools director list cut to five
• Evening Edition - Wednesday, 03/12/08
• Red Bank mobile speed van to issue tickets Friday
• Half of voters polled rate Tennessee’s public schools poor or fair
• Cities sign 911 unification agreement
• Sexton scores 30, but Temple falls in state tournament
• Tougher sentences sought for crimes involving guns and gang activity
• Video: Tougher penalties for criminals
• NY Gov. Eliot Spitzer resigns from office amid prostitution scandal
• Audio: Hamilton County District Atty. Bill Cox and representatives of the Public Safety Coalition meet with the TFP editorial board
• Westinghouse plans expansion
• Cities sign 911 unification agreement
• Four injured in head-on crash in Red Bank
• Rose is leaving Chiefs
• Quotable
• Full Version
• Council returns Stringer’s Ridge project to Regional Planning Commission
• Beck files personal financial disclosure
• Parents unite to battle teen drug use
• Williams to amend alcohol sales bill
• Red Cross coffers drained
• Fort Oglethorpe approves pay hikes for some employees
• McGary’s way has Howard on highway to state success
• Trenton leaders expect revitalized downtown
• City braces for less than budgeted revenues
• Wireless phones part of common life
• Obituaries for March 12, 2008
• City considers restrictions on large gatherings
• Officers’ off-duty crimes disciplined at chief’s discretion
• South Pittsburg gym project on schedule
• Old stances on border dispute differ from today
• Pierce plans to take Snyder issue to state commission
• Speaker hails economic education
• ‘Long term’ view advised
• Leadership program participation encouraged
• Market Insight
• ‘Jeopardy!’ arrives at local elementary school
• Dunlap man’s ‘Jeopardy’ streak ends
• Ventilation problems stop science experiments at high school
• SEC men’s basketball rankings for March 12
• Five minutes with ... Joe Crawford
• How's My Driving?
• State House votes to terminate car tax
• Weather Guy: Chloe's Wrath II
• Crompton glad to have his shot
• Live and lively in Trenton
• Dancing with CANCER: Survivor Ann Law uses performance as therapy
• Harris sparks Tigers past Bears
• Big dance star
• Sexton tries to carry Temple even further
• Blue Raiders tame sloppy Lions, 7-3
• Make-ahead dinner ideas are needed
• Eating at home vs. dining out
• Morning Edition - Wednesday, 03/12/08
• Tennesseans won’t volunteer for Georgia citizenship
• Fugitive, 73, returned to prison system
• Mmmmm meatloaf: As a main course or as a sandwich, meatloaf makes the meal
• Town Talk
• Past March weather remembered
• Cholesterol should be put in perspective

Tuesday, March 11

• Council returns Stringer’s Ridge project to Regional Planning Commission
• Dunlap man’s ‘Jeopardy’ streak ends
• Passion Flower
• Council members question police chief on Snyder
• Kitchen fire damages Wisdom Street home
• Coming Sunday
• Evening Edition - Tuesday, 03/11/08
• Police identify shooting suspect
• Police investigate after body found
• Cleveland braces for lower revenues
• Ventilation problems stop science experiments at Cleveland High School
• Video: Hargis on high school hoops
• Daisy students play Jeopardy!
• Pearl, Gillispie share SEC coaching honors
• Body found near Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport
• Early morning fire destroys home off Mountain Creek Road
• Man arrested 46 years after escaping from prison
• Latest election news
• State House rejects Georgia border proposal
• Homicide victim died from gunshot, stab wounds
• Rock City’s Irish Falls
• Lady Mocs still reign
• Full Version
• Quotable
• Signal joins unified 911 service
• Vols must overcome their history
• After league title, Vols aim for more
• Alton Park brownfield process advances
• Bill boosting Guard AWOL penalties in trouble
• Market Insight
• Hall leads to win
• Georgia, Tennessee recognized for work on high school graduation requirements
• Cleveland council repudiates tabloid opinion column
• Underage drinking
• Mocs see promise in ’08-09
• Parties to pick sheriff nominees this month
• Obituaries for March 11, 2008
• Stadium to retain top boss
• Court says Bradley doesn’t have to pay Erlanger bill
• Cuts, not new taxes, expected to shore up budget
• The Shame
• Vols seek longer SEC tourney stay
• Supervision removed in employee spanking case
• Development draws fire
• Apartment facility eyed for Silverdale
• Perdue trims revenue projections
• Walker County students learning to lead
• Bradley juvenile offenders to plant community garden
• Putting stock in Moneyville
• Superdelegates still in play
• Heil shows trailers
• Early-2008 difficulties continue for champion Johnson
• Survey suggests good area hiring
• Business licenses
• Successful operators take action on what they know
• TECHcast: Donnie Jenkins - March 11, 2008 - ‘Programs to love’
• Programs to love
• Meatloaf recipes
• Digitized collection of general’s letters gives public access to Civil War history
• Too much radiation a concern for everyone
• Morning Edition - Tuesday, 03/11/08
• Writers say Johns is ‘Idol’ favorite

Monday, March 10

• Lady Mocs win SoCon
• Officials move forward on Alton Park brownfields
• Lady Mocs win SoCon tournament again
• Video: Green waterfall
• Police search for shooter, one man injured
• Evening Edition - Monday, 03/10/08
• New York Times report: Spitzer involved in prostitution ring
• Supervision removed in spanking case
• Homicide victim died from multiple gunshot, stab wounds
• Elementary students visit Moneyville
• 14 students charged with underage drinking
• Photos of the Week - March 1 to 7
• Tennessean drops out of Iditarod
• Narrow spinal canal important cause of back pain
• Mocs mourn their early tourney exit
• Vols’ seniors go out in style
• UTC controls the middle
• Full Access
• Western Carolina 72, Elon 66
• Morning Edition - Monday, 03/10/08
• Physician protest leads Blue Cross to delay care data
• CHA asks to raze Fairmount, Gurley complexes
• Sewer work inconveniences add up for residents
• Homeless plan on drawing board
• Stewart, others rip Goodyear
• I love my job at Little Miss Mag Child Care Center
• Signal school will have no seniors next year
• Busch wins slippery race at Atlanta
• Davidson, Elon win in men’s semifinals
• Sequatchie jail panel inactive
• State calls on planning for flooded creeks
• Instant photo craze shuttering
• Civil War papers digitalized at UTC
• Federal guidelines may reduce crack sentences
• Red Bank ex-officer investigated
• Rental cars popular
• Athens to look again at skateboard rules
• Paraprofessionals get their own day
• School funding goes to Senate
• Lady Vols claimSEC tourney title
• Obituaries for March 10, 2008
• Grant winner using prize to teach at-risk girls about money
• A girlfriend can save a marriage
• Net return: Hamilton deserves piece of glory
• Lady Mocs surge into SoCon final
• Small change no more
• Despite woes, Edwards feels vindicated

Sunday, March 9

• Officer failed sobriety test
• Business burned in Sale Creek
• Lady Mocs defeat Charleston
• Lady Mocs advance to SoCon final
• Women’s studies: UTC classes explore race, gender, body image
• Foul trouble keeps UTC bench busy
• Drivers are using Gordon’s crash as call for more safety
• GPS, McCallie seek more crowns
• Desire sparks UK’s Morrow
• Lady Vols win, will play LSU
• Elon rallies past No. 2 seed UTC, 60-57
• UTC wrestlers win 23rd SoCon crown
• Reiser keys rise
• Davidson dismantles Wofford
• Can it be? Madness is here already
• Full Access
• Rising prices, stagnant income pinch families’ pocketbooks
• Economy
• Food stamp requests hit record in state
• Obituaries for March 9, 2008
• Temple opens state vs. 34-0 Union City
• Gordon tries to be sore winner today
• Adams suggests talks with Georgia over water issue
• Looking for oil beneath Tennessee
• $19 million hotel to replace history museum in 2010
• Increase in Hamilton County commissioners expense pay spurs headaches
• Water sharing gives Tennessee, Georgia towns perspective on border war
• Georgia already owns land in Chattanooga
• Brainerd groups work separately on unity
• More Hamilton County residents late with property taxes
• The fitness, fat fight
• Leaders pledge compromise on transportation funding
• Retirees work hard to maintain physical, mental fitness
• Dalton suffers carpet casualties
• Whitfield students shaken, saddened by bomb threats
• Vols set to start on new offense
• Animal protectionist Dawn Bechtold works for Walker shelter changes
• Local leaders keep an eye on Atlanta
• Vols trio get home salute
• Area softball teams are adapting
• Lady Mocs anything but tired of routine
• Scientist defends acid plant research
• Activist Griffin stands by her beliefs
• South Pittsburg seeks money to mend school’s bridge
• Athens schools plead for city help
• Library circulation up over 2007
• Five questions for the Vols ...
• SoCon wrestling holds it niche
• Baylor waits for national crowning
• Horse Creek Farms adding houses with looks of early 1900s
• Indiana appliance retailer hhgregg anchors Waterside Lifestyle Center
• Real Estate Roundup
• Personalities and Job Changes
• At-risk teens helped by grant
• Town Talk
• Gas Prices
• Quotable
• Iron-deficiency anemia curable
• Kennedy: Simple gifts melt away my stress
• I love my job at Yates Primary School
• Houston Antiques Show includes Appraisal Fair
• Antiquing made easy
• Cut-paper artworks by 11 artists are on display in Sewanee
• Weather Guy: The Wrath of Chloe
• Recommendations for Humane Sheltering Standards
• Griscom: A crafty strategy to tax us?

Saturday, March 8

• Elon 60, UTC 57
• Hubbard identified as homicide victim
• Two families displaced by duplex fire
• SOCON TOURNAMENT BLOG: Courtside snooze as Cougars win
• Cop arrested on DUI
• Snow dusts Chattanooga area
• Full version
• Mat Mocs ready for SoCon meet
• Mocs ready for ‘difficult out’ Elon
• Dogs guard out until August
• Obituaries for March 8, 2008
• Two roads could get speed limit increases
• CBL juices up Florida investments
• Consumer Watch: Don’t let generosity become taxing event
• Officers tense up for Taser training
• Several drivers dispute Roush
• Uncapped oil tank adds downforce
• Group hopes to revive historic cabin
• Benton gets Boys, Girls Club
• Bradley revisits recycling plastics
• Cleveland City Council will get science wing update
• Davis talks about key qualities of strong governor, hedges personal plans
• Colored guns present a public safety issue
• Business Calendar
• New schools, new headaches
• Catoosa will sell carbon credits
• Concussions don’t always cause loss of consciousness
• Cooper: Will J103 soothe the savage beast?
• Cross, stones help Lenten Cross Project participants
• Hampton University Choir sings tribute to Carter
• Gordon, Earnhardt front-row qualifiers
• Economic pinch
• Harris must be Panthers’ leader
• Foiled again
• Chargerettes lose semifinal
• Ringgold banker prefers charm, history of Read House condominium
• Georgia lawmaker tries to grab Tennessee constituents
• New lottery game offers bigger jackpot
• Market Insight
• Early flurry sends Lady Mocs
• Extra daylight saving time hasn’t brought energy savings
• Read house condominium
• UT turns focus to Gamecocks
• Lady Vols rip Florida
• Quotable
• NASCAR needs to give injured drivers a break
• Passing The Torch
• Housing authority officials discuss layoffs in private meeting
• Hispanics suffer growing rates of HIV/AIDS
• 2009 Toyota Venza
• Home show vendors showcase products ranging from light bulbs to bathtubs
• Beck named in ethics complaint
• Start-up tries to bring clarity to yellowed lights
• Political spat leaves TVA board nominees in limbo

Friday, March 7

• Cleveland falls in AAA state semifinal
• Man’s body found in East Lake
• McMinn Central loses in state semifinals
• Video: Time waits for no one
• Lady Mocs win 78-33
• Evening Edition - Friday, 03/07/08
• State group files ethics complaint against Beck
• Tow driver arrested at wreck site
• Two charged in Bonny Oaks Grocery robbery
• Police sergeant honored for equipment recovery
• SOCON WOMEN’S BLOG: Western, UTC advance to semis
• Lady Mocs cruise to semis
• Plastics may return to Bradley recycle list later in the year
• Rep. Davis addresses talk of run for governor
• New lottery game offers $1 million jackpot
• Rumors at Ridgeland High School cause false alarm
• Several injured in accident on Amnicola Highway
• I-75 reopens after morning wreck
• Quotable
• Obituaries for March 7, 2008
• Marion 6-AA favorite with pitchers galore
• Grand Canyon’s age placed at 17 million years
• Area’s most wanted published
• Morgan’s been a coach since 6-on-6
• Market Insight
• UTC line coach hiring expected soon
• Locksmith keys into profits
• Mistrial in ex-firefighter Nicholson's case
• Lookouts, Tigers set for April 1
• Heritage interpreter decoding the “old red buildings” of Prater’s Mill
• Temperatures to plunge
• Bankruptcy Filings
• Marion 911 gets state of the art mapping system
• Panel narrows list for Bradley superintendent
• Ends in sight for Georgia
• Richt’s salary raised to $2.8 million a year
• Elementary student Emma Welborn a published author
• Baylor boys seek soccer repeat
• Video: Biking encouraged
• Mocs know work is key to title
• Morning Edition - Friday, 03/07/08
• Full Version
• Down Home: Dalton talks about Sparky Brown 03/07/08
• Anderson is excellent all-around
• Watches one chance for men to make a statement
• Chargerettes edge champs
• Gardens at Choo-Choo on track with new gourmet selections
• Family-fun adventures make a great spring break
• Pee Wee Moore stops by the Times Free Press
• Pros of f lu vaccine decidedly outweigh cons
• Talk of the Town
• Fundraiser concert for David Walters
• Browne brings folk-rock to Tivoli
• Courter: 96.5 The Mountain goes Top 40
• Phillips: Trent Reznor follows Radiohead into online distribution frontier
• The Slits pick up where they left off in ’81
• Chattanooga’s small business incubator turns 20
• Mocs wrestlers focused
• Changes to pension yield younger fire, police forces
• Zero tolerance too tolerant?
• School preparedness plan gets plenty of use in first year
• Off-duty officers disciplined in past
• Tennessee State Senators debate amendment
• Chattanooga man pleads guilty to molesting 8-year-old
• Marine gets 27-month sentence for fatal shooting
• Herman is fastest to 1,000 for Grace
• Staying in state
• Bredesen unveils plan to expand nursing home alternatives.
• Challenged ... champs
• A downtown condo being decorated
• Sean Phipps - Pee Wee Moore stops by the Times Free Press
• East Ridge plans to reinvent itself
• Q&A: Ari Up
• Grand Canyon Poll
• Comeback caps historic UT win

Thursday, March 6

• Richt gets raise to $2.8 million
• Bredesen unveils long-term-care proposal
• Evening Edition - Thursday, 03/06/08
• Brainerd High students arrested after fight
• State Senators spar over election plan
• Richt to receive raise, contract extension from Georgia
• Jury: No verdict in case of former Chattanooga firefighter
• Late push lifts McMinn Central to 61-59 win at state tournament
• Tennessee senators debate proposal to elect secretary of state
• Chattanooga police pension “exceeds goals”
• Comeback caps historic UT win
• Man charged with burglary in relation to late night car break-ins in Hamilton County
• Explosive device damages Times Square armed forces recruiting station
• Bledsoe County schools closed again due to illness
• Richt wants Bulldogs to give Owens’ effort
• UT, LSU favorites in SEC
• UTC’s Moore keeps focus
• Solitary workouts fuel Smoltz’s spring
• Obituaries for March 6, 2008
• Full Version
• County Commission delays interim sheriff vote
• Georgetown students use spring break to help Community Kitchen
• Another Brainerd administrator involved in student fight
• Wamp seeks federal funding to help move firing range
• Hillary
• States vary on who can close schools for illness
• Flu season rough on practitioners
• Dietz named director emeritus of Northwest Georgia Bank
• SOCIAL SECURITY
• Bradley panel OKs more fund shifts for sheriff ‘s fuel
• Marion charges against Tipton dropped
• Former Trotter Elementary moved from all-white school to all-black school in one year
• Mercy Me to headline Family Night at Riverbend
• Perfect target
• Cleveland State tops Volunteer State
• Morning Edition - Thursday, 03/06/08
• Nicholson jury returning today
• Area teams view state as business
• Market Insight
• Skillern asks chief magistrate for records of court decisions
• Moving gives Radsky twins chance to wrestle dream
• Bredesen official criticizes higher education spending
• Long pleads not guilty to charges, seeks release from jail
• Upton: Mentally ill need help from family
• Staubach to keynote innovation meet
• Men’s watches spotlighted
• Police try to salvage, not give up on officers
• Southern GOP senators take risk, push border controls
• Revised tax plan fails in House
• Support Groups
• Health Happenings
• The Heroes Truck – Living the Dream Part 4
• Crazy Curry adds
• Buy a house, get a BMW
• Wii-habilitation
• Restaurant Inspection Report
• New treatments available for varicose veins

Wednesday, March 5

• Video: A helping hand
• Video: Mocs are tournament bound
• Video: Wii-hab
• Brainerd student charged with assaulting administrator
• Evening Edition - Wednesday, 03/05/08
• Man arrested, charged in wife’s death
• Former sheriff Long pleads not guilty to federal charges
• SoCon coaches honor UTC’s Anderson, Moore again
• Former Hamilton County Sheriff Billy Long to be arraigned in federal court today
• Hamilton County Commission delays interim sheriff vote until April
• Quotable
• Obituaries for March 5, 2008
• Town Talk
• Georgia questions 1818 border approval
• Weather Guy: Spring awakening
• Georgia House passes water bills
• Chattanooga condemns Market building
• Doaks, McDowell second-team picks
• Meal delivery no longer in back seat
• Cougars, Tigers in semifinals
• Full Version
• Favre’s retirement hits hard all over
• Doaks’ about-face helps Mocs’ turnaround
• TVA shifts focus to tout conservation
• Ringgold gets $250,000 for downtown facelift
• Catoosa resident seeks stormwater relief
• Marine pleads guilty in shooting
• Sewer authority offers grant fund for low-income repairs
• Market Insight
• Rep. Wamp calls on governor’s office to make Corridor K priority
• “Stop work” ordered on West Chickamauga sewer work
• Catoosa students boasted online of drug use
• Chattanooga Middle to receive complete renovation
• Homeless Coalition hosts social services funds meeting
• Residents oppose South Crest Road name change
• Nicholson opts not to testify at his trial
• Still no arrests after third bomb threat hoax
• Immigrant victims of domestic violence face language barrier
• Alarms without burglars strain police
• English Only
• Darren Epps’ All-SEC team
• Commissioners at impasse on cramped courthouse
• Former assistant police chief ‘detained’ at Marietta mall
• Top candidates for SEC player of the year
• UTC’s Rogers co-wrestler of the year in SoCon
• Older generation offer credit caution
• Buy less, save lots, advisers suggest
• Cherokee park’s start is reward for organizers’ work
• Separate camera systems bringing changes to intersections
• Georgia’s King can be another Moreno story
• UTC has won 35 in a row in South Carolina
• March 5 SEC men’s basketball ratings
• Vols ready to sweat out Gators game
• Morning Edition - Wednesday, 03/05/08
• Surgery necessary for some with heartburn
• Thirteen of 41 rescued Shih Tzus awaiting adoption
• Remembering closed elementary schools
• Grilled cheese, please
• Go organic with dinner at Greenlife
• Helpful hints on navigating the food section
• Dunlap public defender puts skills to the test on ‘Jeopardy!’

Tuesday, March 4

• Marine pleads guilty in Lance Cpl. Warren’s death
• Coming Sunday
• Defense witness provides alibi testimony
• Missionary Ridge residents oppose street name change
• Video: Lady Mocs head to SoCon tournament
• Video: Hargis previews girls' state basketball tournament
• Student arrested for bomb threat at Howard
• Evening Edition - Tuesday, 03/04/08
• Normal Park principal unveils Chattanooga Middle makeover
• Davidson sweeps top SoCon men’s awards; UTC’s Doaks, McDowell named second team
• Classmate charged with voluntary manslaughter in death of Ringgold High School student
• Reports: QB Brett Favre will retire after 17 seasons
• Latest election news
• I-59 reopens following wreck
• Jackson County ends Patriots’ run
• McCowan weathers disorder in return to Cleveland
• Collegedale agrees to join consolidated county 911 system
• Needing a boost
• Obituaries for March 4, 2008
• Sexton scores 28; Temple advances
• Counting sheep
• Higher education to hold tuition hikes to less than 10 percent
• U.S. investor interest in foreign stocks grows
• Perdue thinks U.S. knows Georgia water needs
• Littlefield says Georgia officials should consider other solutions to water woes
• Transportation Board chairman spreads ‘enhancement’ cheer
• From laymen to lawmen
• Teens’ deaths fuel parents’ concerns
• School officials hope worst of flu season over
• A rustic technician
• Siegel’s size ends Cleveland season
• Barbecue, ’Nooga-Q style
• Campaign Momentum
• Athens water judged best in the region
• Temporary driver’s license, state ID bill sent to Bredesen
• Four interim sheriff candidates lack certification
• New Business Licenses
• Law firm merger becomes official
• Morning Edition - Tuesday, 03/04/08
• Workers trickling in to help with startup at Spring City reactor
• Howard returns to state
• Drought not going away
• Eller to get repaid for suspension
• Full Version
• Tennessee now a state for winners
• Vance, Tripp do first-team work
• Mocs make sure the beat goes on
• UTC’s Anderson again SoCon player of year
• Adams will coach UTC running backs
• Prince works some at point for Volunteers
• Tackling the challenge of Young Marines
• House resets sales tax holiday from Easter weekend to ... Easter weekend
• Hixson woman was strangled, autopsy finds
• Expert testifies about unreliability of eyewitness testimony
• Market Insight
• Lions roar into AAA state
• State to benefit from broadband
• Perdue endorses McCain, citing senator’s conservative credentials
• Grilled cheese sandwich tips
• Scleroderma affects more than just the skin
• Riddell: Bidding for Success Entrepreneurship
• Difficulty walking doesn’t stop ATV racer
• Become a wish AMBASSADOR
• TECHcast: Donnie Jenkins - March 04, 2008 - ‘A rustic technician’

Monday, March 3

• Young Marines
• Sectional Basketball
• Video: Tennesse Temple advances to state tournament
• Prosecution rests case in 2006 kidnapping, slaying
• Perdue endorses McCain
• Student knocked out in altercation at McCallie
• Evening Edition - Monday, 03/03/08
• How do bursitis and osteoarthritis differ?
• Catoosa authorities investigate teen’s death
• No charges filed in Sunday traffic death in Soddy-Daisy
• Littlefield says Georgia officials should consider other solutions to water woes
• Homicide victim was strangled, medical examiner finds
• Vols fall to fourth in men’s hoops poll
• Anderson, Moore receive SoCon honors
• Burglar with multiple convictions arrested again
• March 2008 In the City
• Health care cost
• Southern Conference Men’s Basketball Championship Bracket
• Chattanooga stores cited for selling beers to minors
• Former Falcons tight end Crumpler agrees to two-year deal with Titans
• Tanker truck overturns
• Full Access
• Obituaries for March 3, 2008
• County, city spar over sewer funding
• Spotlight on vascular disease
• Moving key to being and staying fit, losing pounds
• Battling the cost bulge
• 1 dead, 1 critical in Hixson
• Purity at the pump
• Council wrestles with diversity in contracts
• Treasury audit cites TennCare Bureau
• Toy fair highlights
• Reducing use of energy in focus
• English-only bills aimed at ‘assault’ on the language
• Law enforcement managers get lesson in diversity
• Court-martial this week in death of local Marine
• Sales tax holiday in time for Easter
• Confessions of a cheerful, sunny person
• Tile style/Graysville, Ga., artist interprets work in ceramic and glass
• Lady Mocs beat Indiana, lose to Connecticut
• CSAS beaten in sectional
• Top court may see border dispute
• Fuzzard home run bolsters Lady Mocs
• J.T. AND DALE TALK JOBS - "FRANKLY, I'M BORED"
• Sheard shines in Mocs victory
• Grunfeld could pack punch
• Vols no longer happy just to get a victory
• Turner moves to South Alabama
• CSAS, Temple back in sectionals
• Bono gets bronze at Pan-Am Games
• Vols hold off pesky Kentucky
• Morning Edition - Monday, 03/03/08
• Returning TDOT funding not feasible this session, legislators say
• Athens worried about losing shoppers to Cleveland
• Parks director has big plans for small town
• Planners prepare promotions for 150th anniversary of Civil War
• I love my job at The Pampered Chef

Sunday, March 2

• Goodine family thankful for trial’s result and end
• Facilities impressive at new Signal Mountain schools
• Tennessee tops Kentucky, 63-60
• Possible homicide in Hixson
• Obituaries for March 2, 2008
• Controlling health care costs
• Poor health, high medical expectations complicate care
• Two artists explore the effects of industry at River Gallery this month
• Too much cortisone does some bad things
• Relativity
• Special giant Lloyd Ray passes torch
• Mocs edge Elon, win North title
• Gordon Lee girls end year
• Chargerettes back in state final eight
• Lady Raiders rout Lebanon
• Mother Drum keeps universal heartbeat
• Second life for Chattanooga Market
• Full Access
• Senior volunteers seek youth support
• Agency raises stink over sewer line law
• Health care quandary
• Even Stewart full of praise for Kyle Busch
• Lofton says SEC title his focus
• Hopkins to head UTC ‘D’
• SEC spring football needs
• Center hosts Chinese qigong
• 'Modern Marvels' to air a segment on tomahawk producer
• SEC spring practices full of quarterback contests
• Goodine not guilty on all counts
• Tennessee GOP supportive of Smith
• Library gets money for Teen Center
• Wineries hopeful about Georgia shipping law
• Panel adds restrictions to reservoir bill
• Information session on school cleaning, health set March 21
• Catoosa County to assume maintenance of landfill
• Kay Peabody leads network to host homeless families
• Georgia not the peach in battles with neighbors
• Northwestern interim president says humbled
• Georgia’s high-rated football team back to work
• Student organization spotlights health careers
• New technology pushes health care costs higher
• Despite generics, limits, drug costs expected to climb
• Evaluating Athens manager still a sore point for council
• Study: No rise in cancer at acid plant
• McMinn cities may seek growth boundary changes
• New Kimball judge Melissa “Missy” Thomas Blevins pledges fair play, patience
• Ethanol use growing
• Hamilton County Commissioners consider countywide curfew for teens
• Soddy-Daisy’s Barrington Pointe has amenities for children and adults
• Company to plead guilty of polluting
• New units will add to apartment vacancy rate in spring
• Real Estate Roundup
• Personalities and Job Changes
• Real Estate Digest
• People in Real Estate
• Quotable
• I love my job at Cohutta Elementary School
• A mosaic artist spotlighted
• Lookout Mountain of yesteryear: dirt roads, icehouses, muscadines
• Local actors serious about improv humor
• Improv: An audience-actor collaboration in comedy
• Town Talk
• Weather Guy: Spelunking
• Griscom: Georgia’s diplomacy drought
• Kennedy: World needs much more clean water

Saturday, March 1

• Police seize contraband, guns
• Pedestrian struck by train in Dalton
• GrandMother Drum tour visits Chattanooga.
• Jury acquits ex-officer Goodine
• Photos of the week 2-23-2-29
• Suspect arrested in second Saturday barricaded suspect case
• Police arrest barricaded gunman
• Obituaries for March 1, 2008
• To give cats reason to purr, vet bans dogs at North Shore clinic
• Bucking the trend, Senate may see White House
• Fish-lure hobbyists hesitate to start business
• Strong to the finich
• Market Insight
• Dade County officials stimied on funding for courthouse
• Teen arrested in connection with 21st Century Academy fire
• Health fair aimed to help school officials identify students who might benefit from TENNder Care
• Hamilton County Commissioners split on interim sheriff
• Farmers bid for Chickamauga Battlefield hay leases
• Southern Writers’ new board in town today
• FAITH: A revolving door
• Dehydration can give athletes headaches
• Courthouse X-ray up to speed
• Corker tours Colombia to assess security, economic conditions
• Thieves targeting brass markers
• Treasury audit cites TennCare Bureau
• Home with a view
• Arbor Day means planting trees
• Division decision
• Scales warns against ‘knee-jerk’ reactions to principal complaints
• Jury takes up Goodine case, will meet today
• Mocs’ 2008 football schedule is not set yet
• A TV station at 50
• UTC hosting Elon teams in SoCon tennis
• Consumer Watch: Homeowner’s contract should be on paper
• 2009 Ford F-150
• Full Version
• Home with a view
• Property owners rush to pay bills
• Phone records link Nicholson to crime scene, FBI says
• Vols preparing as if UK’s Patterson will play
• Business Calendar
• Salvation Army eyes expanding shelter services
• Wildcats duo trying again to top Lofton
• Kids and characters read for Dr. Seuss’ birthday
• Budget cuts spur CHA layoffs
• Quotable
• Six area teams try for state berths
• Hall drives Lady Mocs to perfection
• Hearings begin in Valentine’s slayings
• Grand jury to hear charges against two former Hixson High School students
• Investment chief at Unum retires
• 13 educators seek Bradley schools superintendent post
• Tri-State Home Show launches