Rep. Richard Floyd (R-Chattanooga) honored legendary University of Tennessee swimming coach Ray Bussard on the floor of the State House of Representatives Monday night.

The second annual District 7 Sweet Diversity event will tantalize the taste buds of residents May 14 at the Southside Recreation Center from 6 to 8 p.m.

The Hamilton Family YMCA Tennis Center has been named a "Top 50 Tennis Welcome Center for 2008" for delivering a variety of tennis programs to new and current players of all ages in efforts to increase participation in the game, the Tennis Industry Association and United States Tennis Association announced.

Hixson High School will celebrate its 100th anniversary on Saturday.

The Howard High School class of 1980 is hosting a fish fry on April 18 at 711 N. Highland Park Ave. beginning at 11 a.m.

On Wednesday April 8, the American Heart Association will hold its annual Start! Walking Day celebration to raise awareness about the benefits of exercise and the importance of a heart healthy lifestyle.

The American Heart Association is proud to announce that both Unum and Memorial Hospital have emerged as top 100 fundraising companies within the American Heart Association's Greater Southeast Affiliate for the 2008 Start! Heart Walk campaign.

The Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant Group recently made a record $100,000 donation to Chattanooga’s Kids on the Block charity in a ceremonial check presentation.

The Tennessee State Society of Washington, D.C. (TSS) today announced ticket sales are open for the 2009 Tennessee State Society Inaugural Ball.

George Battersby recently observed his 25th anniversary with Kelly Cadillac, SAAB, Hummer GMC, according to Tim Kelly, who heads the Chattanooga-based auto dealership.

In conjunction with the upcoming alumni weekend celebration planned in February by the Music Department at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, a series of Christmas concerts will be televised featuring past UTC choral groups conducted by Dr. Glenn Draper over three decades.

Chattanooga, TN – Thirty two neighborhood associations and community organizations will benefit from the Neighborhood Partners Program in 2009.

Governor and First Lady Perdue hosted a tree lighting ceremony Sunday evening at the Governor’s Mansion, an annual tradition which kicks off the Mansion’s holiday touring season.

Today, in keeping with its commitment to hold inaugural events that celebrate our common values and reflect the diversity and history of our great nation, President-elect Barack Obama and Vice President-elect Joe Biden's Inaugural Committee officially extended an offer to the University of Tennessee "Pride of the Southland" Marching Band to march in the 56th Inaugural Parade.