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Food Lion near Signal Mountain closing

Friday, July 4, 2008

The Food Lion store on Mountain Creek Road near Signal Mountain will close its doors Aug. 3, according to the grocer.

Saving $50 at grocery worth hours of toil to some in the Chattanooga area

Wednesday, July 2, 2008

Kathy Seaton spends hours each weekend with the newspaper, her menu for the week and a sharp pair of scissors.

Tennessee: Auto salesman-son in law Cobb rises to top in Bowers’ empire

Thursday, June 26, 2008

Just months before the first day of law school at the University of Tennessee, Brad Cobb abruptly changed the course of his career.

Chattanooga: Debit card trend rising

Wednesday, June 25, 2008

In the last few years, Kathy Reed has drastically cut down her trips to the ATM, and it’s not because she doesn’t occasionally need cash.

Chattanooga: Financial adviser moving to Southside

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

As he worries over paint colors and matching up wood stains, Warren M. Barnett compares planning his new office to building a house.

Kitchens hot places in homes

Sunday, June 22, 2008

Home owners these days are focusing more than ever on extravagant touches and convenient details all throughout the house. But the room that benefits the most is the kitchen.

Area banks looking to future

Sunday, June 22, 2008

From environmentally friendly construction to remote deposits, Chattanooga area banks are either going green, upgrading their technology or implementing the latest user-friendly floor plan.

Chattanooga advisers: Don't use 401(k) for quick cash

Friday, June 20, 2008

When over-extended Americans need quick cash, some are raiding their 401(k) retirement stash for money to pay down debt, but Chattanooga investment advisers warn against it.

Chattanooga: Dealers express concerns with scrap metal law

Thursday, June 19, 2008

A new law aimed at preventing scrap metal thefts could hurt Chattanooga businesses that trade in waste metal, according to local dealers.

Chattanooga: Motorists scale back

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Joseph Goetz had wanted a motorcycle for years — the freedom of the wind in his face, the open road and the pure fun of riding a bike.