July 17, 2014
Book lovers unite, at dinner table and at homeschool expo
By David Tulis A son and I sat at the kitchen table with Gary Bloom, a roving book dealer taking part in the home education expo this weekend at …
July 16, 2014
Judge spikes developer’s use of F$9 million tax-related bonds
Chancery court judge W. Frank Brown rejects a F$9 million financing deal that boosted a corporate party that sought to develop part of Aetna Mountain in Chattanooga. Brave citizen …
July 16, 2014
How county clerk Knowles can stand before poofter claimants
Broadcast live streaming video on Ustream I analyze the legal responsibilities of county clerks vis a vis the claims of federal judges, who keep ruling that two guys can …
July 16, 2014
The overlooked local economy perspective in VW’s plan for SUV line
By David Tulis The biggest local economy news in Chattanooga in months is the announcement by Volkswagen it will build an SUV in an assembly line in Hamilton County. …
July 14, 2014
How to find shelter from coming storm
By Charles Hugh Smith Some basic suggestions for those who are seeking shelter from the coming storms of global financial crisis and recession. Reader Andy recently wrote: “I look …
July 12, 2014
Survival may depend on separating yourself from soul-killing police power
By David Tulis An important element of preparing yourself for the sequence of debacles ahead is separating yourself from dependence on those whom I like to call the good …
July 11, 2014
Critics insist metal shield in stratosphere over city impossible, only water vapor
By David Tulis A writer scolded by his public is wise if he can hear his critics and inform or revise his ideas. I have gone out on a …
July 8, 2014
County doles gratis school meals to all as free market bypasses failed system
“It’s really a leap of faith. For any district that does this, it’s a real leap of faith.” — Carolyn Childs, Hamilton County schools official By David Tulis The …