Amid numerous fundraising events, applications, and of course, practicing, the Soddy-Daisy High School band is headed to Pasadena, Calif., to march in the 121st Rose Parade, one of the many ...
The parade has been held around Veterans Day since the 1950s, said Bill Lockhart, one of the event organizers and senior vice commander of American Legion Post 106 here.
Homes in this neighborhood have stacked stone fireplaces, flat screen TVs, refrigerators, stainless steel appliances, solid surface countertops, 10-foot ceilings throughout, covered front and back porches, full brick exteriors, decorative ...
As about a dozen pairs of little feet prance around to the sound of classical music in the St. Andrews Center, the only thing missing is pink ballerina shoes.
The Head of the Hooch Regatta has more than 8,000 rowers participating in the races going up and down the river, rowing a 31⁄2 mile stretch to compete for the ...
Staff Sgt. Nie heads the annual toy-collection program for Mike Battery, 3rd Battalion 14th Marines, a Chattanooga-based Marine Reserve unit.
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This type of technology should be illegal. The representative stated that it prevented profiling and unwarranted traffic stops. However, in the short segment before this was stated it clearly showed an officer finding a license plate and placing comments on it which then could generate an alert each time this license plate is seen by the system.
Not only will this be used by these officers to stop people with warrants and felonies, but it will also be used to keep "watch" on cars or people they find suspicious or even worse, they don't care for. While it has never happened to me and I pray that it doesn't, I have had plenty of friends and family members who have been stopped without reason by the Hamilton County Sheriffs for "suspicious reasons". I can only imagine that this technology will be the cause of much more abuse of power.
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