Adam Green
Adam Green joined Nooga.com in 2011 as managing editor.
Adam, a native of McMinnville, Tenn., earned a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
Adam, a native of McMinnville, Tenn., earned a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
ARTICLES BY ADAM GREEN
News is a conversation
Recent discussion about whether local media outlets should allow commenting triggered feedback from Nooga.com readers and an internal discussion among our staff. The gatekeeper approach many traditional news outlets continue to adhere to is less relevant, if not irrelevant. With the advent of Facebook, Twitter, tablets and smartphones, the old adage news is a conversation is truer now than ever. Although our primary goal is to provide thoughtful, accurate and reliable news to the Chattanooga area, we are also committed to giving Chattanoogans a platform to engage in intelligent, civil discourse. Our conclusion is that comments are not only good, but they are necessary. After weighing the pro…
TSA deploys new scanning machine at Chattanooga Airport
TSA employees demonstrate the new AIT machine and software now in use at the Chattanooga Airport. Staff photo. Federal Transportation Security Administration representatives on Thursday demonstrated a new screening machine recently deployed at the Chattanooga Airport just in time for holiday travel. Unlike the earlier screening technologies, the new AIT machine is equipped with automated target recognition software, which TSA officials said increases the privacy and efficiency of the screening process. GET THROUGH FASTER Click here for tips from the TSA on how to get through the security screening line faster. Any potential threat items that are detected are indicated on a generic outline of…
J. Todd Foster resigns as Chattanooga Times Free Press executive editor
After 15 months on the job, J. Todd Foster has resigned as executive editor of the Chattanooga Times Free Press for personal reasons. Foster's resignation comes after week-long speculation that he would soon exit the paper. The Times Free Press' parent company, Little Rock, Ark.,-based WEHCO Media Inc., operates differently than most newspaper companies, according to Paul Smith, president and CEO of WEHCO Newspapers, Inc. "We don't dictate to the people in Chattanooga how to run their newspaper," he said in a phone interview Tuesday. Smith said that Walter Hussman Jr., WEHCO's chairman and CEO, will be involved in the process to select Foster's replacement. "Not that he will make the choice,…
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