In its ongoing effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19 while also providing reasonable access to town services and amenities, the town of Signal Mountain is reopening its transfer station for limited use and closing Rainbow Lake trail until further notice.
Like all businesses trying to keep their doors open during the coronavirus pandemic, businesses targeting pets are adapting their services to limit human contact as much as possible in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
As families adjust to the new reality of self-quarantine and social distancing amid the coronavirus outbreak, a new worldwide trend is emerging that is finding its way into neighborhoods across Chattanooga.
Sharing custody of a child is never easy in normal circumstances, but it can be especially difficult during a global pandemic.
While doing their part to grow the population of their protected species, two bald eagles fell from the sky while still locked together in Red Bank on Sunday.
In response to the coronavirus outbreak, the city of East Ridge is issuing a joint emergency proclamation and executive order which requires restaurants and bars within the city limits to be closed for on-site consumption beginning March 20.
As area residents hunker down at home to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, local nonprofit organizations are suffering as fundraisers and donation drives are being canceled, and thrift shops that bring in much-needed revenue are being shuttered.
The town of Signal Mountain is taking additional measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus among citizens and staff, including closing its recycling center.
Members searching for new location to continue serving community
The town of Signal Mountain is closing down most of its public facilities through the end of next week to prevent the gathering of groups of people in an effort to decrease the chances of coronavirus transmission.
