• It has seven beds available for at-risk men who need help getting back on their feet after life challenges ranging from divorce to drug addiction to criminal conviction. The program doesn't accept most violent or sex offenders but may make exceptions depending on the circumstances.
Tonya Rooks had not led anything before being elected president of College Hill Courts Residents Council, the largest and oldest public housing site in the city.
A local pastor is planning what he expects will be the city's largest anniversary celebration of the March on Washington and the Emancipation Proclamation.
* Chattanooga Housing Authority has 535 apartments specifically for senior citizens but only 11 units are available and more than 200 people are on the waiting list.
Where: Green Thumb Vegetarian Kitchen, 428 Market St.
The Oak Grove Neighborhood Association meets at 7 p.m. April 22. Call Rachel Collins at 718-2543 for meeting location.
• The Tennessee Aquarium is credited with igniting the "Renaissance on the River." No single project has played a greater role in revitalizing downtown Chattanooga.
Eighty-one-year-old Mary Graham has lived in the same home in historic Lincoln Park for more than 20 years. That quiet environment, she and other neighborhood residents fear, is threatened by a road city officials want to build through it.
76 million: Number of baby boomers
Question: Whatever happened to Purpose Built?
