Tennessee’s oldest adult literacy education program loses state GED funds
ReStart, Tennessee's oldest adult literacy education program, lost its contract with the state this year to provide preparation for GED testing.
Art show fulfills dream: Jack Lane says he’s drug-free and on his way up
What: Art show
Chattanooga’s Lincoln Park residents will have input in road extension (with audio)
No road will be built through Lincoln Park without input from residents of the neighborhood, Jeff Cannon, Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke's deputy chief of staff, said Tuesday.
Chattanooga men developing job training program for unemployed men
Men interested in organizing a job training program may call Kenneth Simpson at 355-3021.
Mural honors 1960 Chattanooga sit-ins
Thomas Perry sat on a platform to paint sky-blue trim on a woman sitting at a lunch counter Friday.
Kappa League touts successful students
Every senior in Kappa League of Chattanooga's mentoring program is going to college except one who enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps. The cumulative grade-point average of all 57 student participants is 3.27, and the group has logged more than 500 hours of community service.
North Chattanooga Head Start parents look to churches for help
North Chattanooga Head Start/Early Head Start parents will ask area churches to provide English as a second language, behavior therapy and other services offered through their early childhood education program that is scheduled to close this month.
Fighting gangs with jobs: 150 positions available for teens who live in Districts 7, 8, 9
According to a report called Chattanooga Disparities, released last week by Ochs Center president Dr. Ken Chilton, the obstacles facing black youth here include:
Whatever happened to … Pleasant Garden Cemetery cleanup slowed, continuing
Q. Whatever happened to the Pleasant Garden Cemetery cleanup?
CHA eyes expansion of housing work rules
Written comments concerning Greenwood Terrace may be emailed to ed@chahousing.org or mailed to the attention of Ann Martin, c/o Chattanooga Housing Authority, 801 N. Holtzclaw Ave. For more information about the Upward Mobility expansion and other proposed policy changes go to www.chahousing.org.
