Category: Crisis of the dollar

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Feb. 21, 2019 — Today in sessions court in Chattanooga Judge Clarence Shattuck sends the case against Diana Watt to the grand jury. At least one of the a charges against her is …

A local journalist Tuesday put city government on notice about what he calls a “persistent threat to many poor people, immigrants, and members of minority communities” — namely police enforcement during traffic stops. “Since at …

In proposing a tax increase against Hamilton County residents, Mayor Jim Coppinger overlooks a great villain pressuring his government toward raising tax rates — one that has diminished the buying power of tax revenue dollars …

As many as 400 people gather in Coolidge Park along the Tennessee River to hear brief talks from and eyewitness to Charlottesville, Va.’s, clashing protests and others determined to resist what they see as a …

In the summer of 1968 and again in summer 1969 I worked as an inhalation therapist at Ochsner Foundation Hospital in New Orleans. What, you may ask, did I know about inhalation therapy? Precisely nothing …

Chattanooga faces a coming devolution in the national government and part of the national economy. Uncle is going to go bankrupt, and many tasks he took to himself will be devolved back to regions and …

The war on cash is a war not against criminals, terrorists, and the underground economy alone. It is a war against local economy and the free market in Tennessee — against private and personal commerce. …

We make much of local economy in Chattanooga and are excited by arrival of digital overcapacity in the Gig, real estate on the Northshore and highly touted entrepreneurial culture exemplified by Lamp Post Group and …