Without prompt action by Congress and President George W. Bush’s administration, Medicare will soon begin a financial decline from which it cannot be rescued.
May 22, 2008
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Cleaveland: Medicare meltdown still looms
GetFitTN.com offers new health motivation
When personal trainer Rob Eldridge stayed up until midnight to do jumping jacks, he knew the state’s new Web-site — GetFitTN.com — had him hooked.
May 22, 2008
Cool spring should extend the season for growing strawberries
After a near disastrous season last year, the strawberry harvest is as good as it has ever been.
May 21, 2008
Chattanooga: Collectors find balance in antique scales
Dieters in the 1890s couldn’t buy NutriSystem plans.
May 21, 2008
A full plate of events for spring
ONE THING I’VE been wanting to do for the past few years is to attend a session of the Viking Cooking School in Greenwood, Miss. I’ve always known about the quality of their ranges, but only over the past couple of years have I become aware of the cooking school that offers instructions to novice cooks as well as those with a bit more seasoning.
May 21, 2008
Matinee Melee: 'Prince Caspian' will not disappoint 'Narnia' lovers
Casey Phillips: Narnia fans, rejoice, “Prince Caspian” is everything you wanted in a sequel. It retains all “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’s” high points — a riveting tale, vibrant setting and flashy special effects — while heaping on the action and presenting a more mature storyline.
May 21, 2008
Chattanooga: Town Talk
ALPHA PHI Alpha is celebrating 102 years of leadership and service as the first black Greek letter fraternity, said member Chris Palmer.
May 21, 2008
‘Idol’ Chatter: Cook to nudge Archuleta for win
Susan Pierce: David Cook locked up the title the night he sang “Billie Jean.” We’ve just been marking time until the confetti falls tomorrow night.
May 20, 2008
Gadget truck
A time-saving application of Microsoft Office Communicator 2007 will help business people find the right person at the right time using the right method, according to company representatives.
May 20, 2008
Students building device to help disabled riders
Keith Priest, 35, has always wanted to ride a horse. Cerebral palsy and autism have made it difficult.
May 19, 2008
Your Style: Kate Parham
“I like shopping at yard sales because everything is so cheap. When it rains, I like to wear dresses, skirts or shorts because I don’t like getting my pants wet. I like the outfit I’m wearing today
May 19, 2008
Kennedy: Getting old means gray hair and TV
My 50th birthday is at the end of May, but I’ve already been mailed a temporary AARP membership card.
May 18, 2008
Chattanooga: Hotel packages offer in-town vacations
With high gas prices making trips out of town more expensive, taking an in-town vacation may start to look more appealing.
May 18, 2008
Chattanooga: Town Talk
ALLIED ARTS is sponsoring a Battle Academy Art Exhibit in the county courthouse, said Allied Arts spokesman
May 18, 2008
We take textbooks for granted in the U.S.
Early on during my semester in Ghana, as I finished registering for my classes, I went to find the nearest campus bookstore to pick up my textbooks and assigned readings.
May 18, 2008FYI Weekend
Baby Boomers
The daily chapel program at Fort Cheatham School in the 1930s evidently sunk in for Jonas Butts.
Life/Entertainment
Cleaveland: Medicare meltdown still looms
Without prompt action by Congress and President George W. Bush’s administration, Medicare will soon begin a financial decline from which it cannot be rescued.
Without prompt action by Congress and President George W. Bush’s administration, Medicare will soon begin a financial decline from which it cannot be rescued.


