The three Republican candidates for governor of Tennessee all showed up at the Hamilton County Republican Party Lincoln Day Dinner over the weekend. No violence was reported in what is usually a lovefest fundraiser for local GOP denizens.
Barring a court ruling, in eight days the Chattanooga Airport board of directors will be dissolved and a new one formed that will offer state officials more authority over the airport than local ones.
"What Did You Do in the War, Daddy" was not only a middling 1966 comedy movie, but also the occasional subject of lunchtime conversation among baby boomer students about their fathers.
In the United Methodist Church's itinerancy system, pastors commit to serve wherever their bishop assigns them, rather than being hired by a local congregation.
Georgia Republicans did something remarkable – and sensible – Wednesday. They rejected the opportunity to rejigger congressional and legislative district lines in a special session.
Major League Baseball and culture have once again swerved into each other around Pride Month.
Dare we hope for peace — a lasting one — in Iran?
Hey, it’s Pride Month. Celebrate, or hide the children from any rainbow flags that might flutter in more abundance for the next four weeks. Your choice.
We were intrigued by a recent Facebook post by Chattanooga and Hamilton County historian Linda Moss Mines that showed a new metal alligator sculpture beneath the recently refurbished fireman's statue at Fountain Square across from the Hamilton County Courthouse.
Our Democratic friends don't have a corner on making outlandish campaign promises, but they certainly have more practice at it and go to more extremes.
