Hunger is growing in the Chattanooga area, with 1 in 5 people - including 1 in 4 children - expected to experience food insecurity in 2020 due to the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to projections made by hunger-relief organization Feeding America.
Mysterious seed packets from China have been arriving unsolicited in mailboxes all over the nation, including in Northwest Georgia.
The Signal Mountain Town Council plans to postpone making any decisions on Town Manager Boyd Veal's request for the removal of a monument to C.E. James, the town's founder and first mayor, and the renaming of James Park located at the town's entrance.
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Signal Mountain Town Manager and former police chief Boyd Veal is asking that the town remove a monument of founder C.E. James and rename the park dedicated in James' honor.
After 32 years of service, Ringgold resident Lt. Col. Burt Fisher is retiring from the Army with full military honors.
Soft fabrics, muted colors and the faint scents of new wood and fresh paint give an instantly homey feel to the units inside a new building off of McCallie Avenue that will soon house participants in Chambliss Center for Children's Residential Living program, which provides 18-year-olds with a place to live on their own as they transition out of foster care and into adult life.
The Ringgold City Council voted unanimously on July 13 to change its charter to require a vote of only four of the six members of the governing body - composed of the mayor and five council members - to remove the city manager from office.
