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Vance Travis, of TWH Architects, keeps building on his reputation

From his office on the fifth floor of University Tower, Vance Travis has a fantastic view of downtown Chattanooga. But then, that’s exactly what he envisioned when he designed it. A walk through the gallery in that office reveals photos of his work, beginning with one of the building in which he stands.

UT legend Bobby Majors talks life, football and life after football

Growing up in a large family is a unique experience that many people don’t understand. But growing up in the Majors family – Tennessee’s first family of football – with a string of athletically talented siblings and two parents that support all they do, is another thing entirely.

Are We There Yet?
It’s all real (really)
Well it looks as though my luck has changed. Check out one of the e-mails I’ve been receiving lately from a secret benefactor named Rose. I’m not sure how she knows me. But who am I to question the fortunes of fate?
“Dearest special soul (she always calls me that)

I Swear...
Rest of the puzzling story
On Oct. 12, 2006, the Arkansas Times blogged that I “wrote five puzzles with clues related to [my daughter’s] wedding. They were included in a new Simon and Schuster puzzle anthology that was given to members of the bridal party.”
Since inquiring minds want to know more, here is the rest of the story. (WARNING: The rest of this column is a “spoiler” for puzzles 1, 12, 20, 30 & 50 in “Simon & Schuster Crossword Puzzle Book, Series #252,” so do not read it until you have solved those puzzles.)

Weekly Indulgence
I’ve been scared of guns for as long as I remember. I tense up around them, even when I’m certain they’re unloaded. I always turn my head during shooting scenes in movies. I avoid the gun section in sporting stores. I even have nightmares about them. Often.

Choo Choo Diving and Aquatic Center: Swim, learn, train, certify

Steve Newman has logged more than 3,300 dives in his 39 years of diving. His wife Mary Ann has been diving for over 20 years. Together, the Newmans – co-majority shareholders of Choo Choo Diving and Aquatic Center – instruct and certify new divers while traveling the world’s most pristine dive sites.

Morris Family Chiropractors say they move the bone and God does the healing

Most people think of chiropractors as the people to see when there’s more snap, crackle and pop in their backs than their bowls of Rice Crispies. But Drs. John and Lisa Morris of Morris Family Chiropractic in Chattanooga say the benefits of their care can extend beyond back and neck pain to encompass your entire physical well-being.

Teems brothers win two Walker County Chamber awards

The largest crowd to ever gather for a Walker County Chamber of Commerce membership luncheon watched Teems & Teems collect two awards in the “Best of Walker County 2009” contest earlier this month. The Chamber had partnered with the Walker County Messenger to assess which local businesses, based on votes, were the finest in their category. Teems & Teems won as best insurance agency for the second time; most of the more than 1,000 voters also selected them as the best real estate company in the county.

Realtor Lore Conway masters art of juggling family, career

Juggling a family and a career can be a trying task for anyone, especially when that career is in real estate. Yes, Realtors are notorious for having flexible schedules, but everyone in the industry knows that to be successful, an agent must work more than the traditional 40-hour workweek.

Kay's Cooking Corner
On your mark…get set…go! Christmas here we come! With the Thanksgiving Day celebration under our belts (so to say), our Christmas shopping is off to a running start! And boy, are the stores waiting for you with all their bargain prices and discounts!

The Critic's Corner
Horror fans are numb to everything scary movies have to offer. So how can a director rattle their nerves? Convince them the footage is real. More than a few viewers of “Paranormal Activity,” for example, believed they were seeing evidence of an actual haunting. How else to explain people running out of theaters in tears? It’s not THAT scary.