Kevin Powers, author of "The Yellow Birds" and the new novel "A Shout In The Ruins," discusses how his career went from the Iraq War to best-selling penman.   We feature Lexington, Kentucky's Keeneland Concours d'Elegance as a Dixie Destination.   Plus, Tim Tebow will be inducted into the Florida Gators' ring of honor.

Preshias Harris' "Nashville Music Line" report includes info on Thomas Rhett's latest No. 1 song, "Marry Me."  Recruiting for 2019 is heating up, and ACC insider Jonathan Leifheit talks about which prospects are considering the conference.  Plus, live chickens in a Walmart parking lot?

Dave Flessner, TimesFreePress.com business writer, relays info on jobs and growth in Chattanooga and North Georgia.  Jerry Short remembers the time he climbed into a deep cistern to rescue a woman trapped 20-feet below the earth's surface.   And host Jon Rawl looks back at the weekend in sports.