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Story archive for March 2008
Tuesday, April 1
- Jones fast to rise for Georgia
- 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
- Musicians and their day jobs
- Odds and ends
- TECHcast: Donnie Jenkins - April 01, 2008 - ‘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
- 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
- Bond for murder suspect reduced
- Carpet pad plant cleanup begins after destructive fire
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
- Chattanooga Downtown Redevelopment Corporation approves Passage study
- James to challenge Favors for House seat
- 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
- Contest to benefit Miracle Network
- 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
- Catoosa SPLOST list runs long
- Students hit tobacco ad pressure
- Murder suspect asking for lower bond
- 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
- Drug task force passes along prosperity
- Barker says community banks stable
- Kids Play owner promises ‘paradise’
- Cleveland mulls tree preservation measure
- Quotable
- Full Access
- Bears blast into Pounder semis
- Vols won’t rush to pick top QB
- Keloids are scars that keep growing
- 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
- Abshire to conduct ‘fireside chat’ at UTC
- 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
- People in Real Estate
- Black Bear open house set
- Weather Guy: Spring Produce
- Medical providers take aim at prescription abuse
- Polk County Sheriff Bill Davis turns up heat on rafters
- Growing up to be just one of the girls
- Middle school evaluates ‘looping teacher’ program
- 2008 - Chattanooga Now
- Town Talk
- I Love My Job: Habitat for Humanity
- Chattanooga city workers await pay plan details
- Traffic cameras can catch police, too
- Georgia General Assembly’s session ends Friday
- 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
- Kennedy: Easter Bunny blues
- Shrinking dollar making travel tough
- Drought dries up car wash fundraisers
- Ellis remembered as people ‘magnet’
- Irish hurt crowd for Ford Center
- Carolyn Insler’s figurative, stained-glass panels will be featured at In-town Gallery in April
- Real-life fashions
- Opening Day
- Corsages fall out of fashion
- Chattanooga Florist celebrates 75th anniversary
- J.T. AND DALE TALK JOBS - "MY JOB IS BEING RUINED BY A NASTY CO-WORKER"
- Griscom: Aiming for a city of learners
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
- Irish got tougher after losing to UT
- 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
- 2009 Acura TSX
- Slideshow: Brainerd bungalow returned to 1930s style
- Full Version
- Whitwell shades Grace
- Vols frustrated by late-season fall
- Market Insight
- Georgia politics from The Peanut Gallery
- 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
- 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
- Morning Edition - Friday, 03/28/08
- Courter: Clearing the air regarding WAWL’s sale
- ‘Railing’ on the highway
- Molestation charged to former youth mentor
- Full Version
- 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
- Duo plays easy, playful Celtic arrangements
- 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
- Hammond claims GOP sheriff nomination
- 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
- 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
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
- Hornbuckle up for final run with UT
- Davidson enjoying life in the Sweet 16
- 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
- Home and garden show offers wide range of ideas
- 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
- Rhea commission , school talk about fuel
- Vincent mulling run for House seat
- Regions opens Ooltewah branch
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- Town Talk
- Bin shoppers can save money, environment when stocking up on staples
- Weather Guy: Ducks
- Extracurricular activities expand knowledge
- Eat out on Tuesdays and help homeless
- Dazzling array ready for viewing
- Melanoma can be curable if it is caught in early stages
- Spring fixup on riverfront
- UTmost control
- Days of high dollar recollected wistfully
- Quotable
- Shouldered load
- Full Version
- Morning Edition - Wednesday, 03/26/08
- ‘Drillbit Taylor’ short on plot, long on laughs
- Vaccines for adults
- Beef talk
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
- Morning Edition - Tuesday, 03/25/08
- 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
- E-mails answered
- Dalton’s McClurg retires
- Obituaries for March 25, 2008
- 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
- Athens gift shop honored in national magazine
- Catoosa fire merger clock ticking
- Battlefield Park events upcoming
- Aquarium resources spill over into small towns
- Mentoring students for success
- I love my job: Spring Creek Elementary & Ooltewah Elementary School
- Silverdale Revival Touches Inmates
- 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
- 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
- Looking to the week ahead on “American Idol”
- Vintage pieces are popular and can be an investment
- Your style: LeAnn Hudson
- Obituaries for March 24, 2008
- Vols survive Butler for trip to Sweet 16
- Morning Edition - Monday, 03/24/08
- Full Access
- McMinn, cities partner to seek safety grant
- Lady Vols start slow, win big over Oral Roberts
- 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
- Pearl’s mad point guard experiment burns Butler
- Frumpy turns to fashion forward
- Gluten, the cause of celiac disease, is difficult to avoid
- Tyler Smith gets key block
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
- Real Estate Roundup
- Personalities and Job Changes
- I love my job: Registered Nurse at Memorial Hospital
- Flames move on; Lady Flames upset
- Lawmakers take Easter break
- J.T. AND DALE TALK JOBS - "MY RESUME AND MY SELF-CONFIDENCE ARE A MESS"
- Margarite Sicard is the next featured artist at Hollis Gallery in the Southside
- Regional spring arts and crafts shows abound
- Outdoor festivals blossom in springtime
- Town Talk
- Griscom: In search of Obama... on Fox
- 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
- full Access
- 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
- Weather Guy: Grocery Run
- 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
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
- Quotable
- 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
- TVA retiree Ed Markert, 78, puts handyman skills to work for multiple agencies
- 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
- Phillipses’ Cape Cod-style home showcases open floor plan
- Fountains, whimsical yard art among the latest trends
- Modest amounts of exercise yield big dividends
- Ooltewah, GPS rip foes
- Looking to the future of the SimCenter
- Consumer Watch: Yanking cash from your home reduces equity
- Details make the difference
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
- Steph Hayes & Chris Schultz in Studio ’99
- 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
- Morning Edition - Friday, 03/21/08
- 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
- 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
- Man given one year for abuse of corpse
- U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn., meets with the TFP editorial board
- 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
- Center’s revenue to flatten
- Hospital practices for flu outbreak
- Obituaries for March 20, 2008
- Morning Edition - Thursday, 03/20/08
- Richard and Mary Lou – Making One Smile at a Time
- 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
- Dieters drop additional 23 pounds in February
- ‘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