Monday, May 21st 2012 • 12:16pm
Last week, Nashville resident and native Jay Kelley left the Documentary Channel, which he spent the past nine years helping build, to become president of local social media startup LifeKraze.

Outdoor adventures for all abilities

Sandra Brewer tapped to take over as Chattanooga Chamber's VP of member services

Leaders with the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce have tapped vice president of Brewer Media Sandra Brewer to become the new vice president of member services.

Volkswagen joins Dave Matthews Band on 2012 summer tour

Volkswagen of America has announced its partnership with Dave Matthews Band for its 2012 summer tour. The band will be stopping in 40 cities nationwide, and the Volkswagen brand will ride alongside with them.

State unemployment mirrors national trend of shrinking workforce

Following the national trend, Tennessee's unemployment rate fell again in April because fewer people are actually looking for work.

In search of lost Wackys

It all happened innocently enough. The year, 2008. The day, Saturday. The family had nothing to do. With time on our hands and nothing to eat in our fridge, we decided to make a midmorning foray to Aretha Frankensteins, known for their killer breakfast burritos and sloth-paced service. It was busy and already hot outside, and flies were making camp at the tables, so, as fate would have it, we ended up inside next to the Pac-Man arcade machine.

Famous Dave's invites guests to write letters to wounded warriors

The owner of Tennessee-based Famous Dave's restaurant franchise is inviting restaurant guests to write a letter of thanks to a wounded soldier or service member serving overseas as part of Operation Famous Salute over the Memorial Day weekend.

Explosion in Whitfield County causes "chemical release"

The Dalton Police Department has announced that officials are currently responding to a "chemical release" at MFG Chemical on Callahan Road. The explosion happened shortly before 9 a.m.

Bama fan accused of "teabagging" indicted by grand jury, bond set at $50,000

A Louisiana grand jury has indicted an Alabama football fan on sexual battery and obscenity charges stemming from an incident at a Krystal restaurant earlier this year in the French Quarter, according to USA Today.