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Opinion: Enough safeguards in place to allow Hamilton County to raise threshold on competitive bids - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Enough safeguards in place to allow Hamilton County to raise threshold on competitive bids

Enough safeguards appear to be in place to safely allow Hamilton County to raise — in fact, double — the amount of money for which public advertisement and sealed, competitive bids for purchases will be required.

Former Hamilton County DA Neal Pinkston receives private reprimand after submitted complaint - Vimarsana News

Former Hamilton County DA Neal Pinkston receives private reprimand after submitted complaint

Former Hamilton County District Attorney Neal Pinkston has received a private reprimand from the Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility following a complaint submitted by former County Commissioner Tim Boyd, according to a letter Boyd shared with the Chattanooga Times Free Press.

Peek Inside a Historic Notting Hill Home Outfitted in Subtle, Serene Decor - Vimarsana News

Peek Inside a Historic Notting Hill Home Outfitted in Subtle, Serene Decor

Los Angeles–based designer Olivia Williams proves a past-perfect envelope can happily accommodate a contemporary spirit

Some residents express safety concerns about supportive housing for the homeless - Vimarsana News

Some residents express safety concerns about supportive housing for the homeless

Mayor Kelly reassured the crowd, the facility is not a homeless shelter and will have a strict vetting process, but some residents are not convinced.

Oregon's 2022 At-A-Glance school, district profiles takeaways - Vimarsana News

Oregon's 2022 At-A-Glance school, district profiles takeaways

Across Oregon schools, more ninth-graders are on track to graduate high school, many districts rebounded in hiring staff and class sizes are smaller.