Coffee shop views wages for displaced staffers as part of profit

Coffee business has mercy, employment as part of its product in Chattanooga, and Mad Priest is starting 2nd shop. The slow rise of socially conscious business in Southeast Tennessee. (Courtesy 92.7 NoogaRadio)

Michael Rice of Made Priest Coffee Roasters jokes around with his worker, an immigrant who is learning the ropes of hard work and business.

Administrative notice is effort at race reparations in Chattanooga

Administrative notice warns East Ridge about limits of arrest power over travelers

USDA hassles Weekly Fig group uniting local farmers, families

Officer to soccer mom: ‘Ma’am, could you show me invoices, bill of lading?’

Gardenhire belittles Gentry motive as remonstrance rips bar’s twisting of law

City-bound ‘jailhouse lawyer’ Harmer seeks used van as temp housing

Judges shield CV-19 mass harm, injure reporters covering secret doings

Hamilton utility board should vote to halt fluoridation of water

Common law marriage closer to biblical definition

Gov. Lee declares day of fasting, prayer as lawyers extend disaster 30 more days

Words in your mouth for fighting CV-19 despots

Church should support police powers reform project, end of Title 55 abuse

Stripes carve up sky over London; Chattanooga also receives aerosols

TN mayors reject virus panic, let people choose how to protect themselves

’Fraud on the court’ seen as TN judges refuse to consider key facts in Bush case

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