Campaign finance disclosure statements indicate the two competitive primary races involving state House members in the Hamilton County delegation couldn't be more different.
Ah, unity.
Eighty years ago today, a military plane crash brought World War II to the home front in Chattanooga.
Elected Republican members of the Hamilton County Commission and Hamilton County constitutional officers took the unusual step this week of endorsing the local Republican state legislative delegation for re-election.
State Rep. Patsy Hazlewood, R-Signal Mountain, is one of a handful of conservative state legislators across the state being challenged by candidates on the fringe of their parties this summer.
Without conceit, state Sen. Todd Gardenhire, R-Chattanooga, refers to himself as "a problem fixer."
Hamilton County General Sessions Court Judge Alex McVeagh deserves to be, and almost assuredly will be, the next Hamilton County Circuit Court judge.
It is unfortunate that a political party label — or independent status — of school board candidates will be the deciding factor for a number of Hamilton County residents when they vote in the Aug. 1 general election.
For the first time in recent years, the majority of Hamilton County Board of Education seats up for grabs this year in the county general election on Aug. 1 are open. Out of the six races, only one incumbent is running.
The idea for a bridge spanning the Tennessee River between Soddy-Daisy and East Hamilton County has been around since the 1970s.
