Dec My Room brings smiles to patients at Children’s Hospital at Erlanger
Fundraiser is June 29
Red Bank Vice Mayor Terry Pope dies at 65
The Red Bank community is mourning after the sudden death of Vice Mayor Terry Pope, who suffered a massive heart attack Saturday, June 22, at his home.
Signal Mountain approves 2019-20 budget with 21% tax increase
Final vote and public hearing are June 24
East Ridge police officer among select 1% in the nation
Lt. Clint Uselton of the East Ridge Police Department is among 255 law enforcement executives from around the world to graduate this month from the 276th session of the FBI National Academy.
Middle Valley Academy expands pre-K program to include 3-year-olds
Building on the success of its kindergarten and preschool for 4-year-olds, the former of which is celebrating its fifth anniversary this year, Middle Valley Academy is starting a preschool program for 3-year-olds starting fall.
Champions Club in Ooltewah sees nearly $1 million in renovations under new ownership
The Champions Club in Ooltewah has changed ownership several times since opening in 1999 - including its recent purchase by four members, all either current or former homeowners in the surrounding neighborhoods of Hampton Creek, Hampton Cove and Hampton on the Lake.
These two fundraisers are supporting the launch of the Red Bank Community Food Pantry
When former East Ridge United Methodist Church pastor the Rev. Ken Sauer started a community food pantry in East Ridge with another church, they were serving 1,000 people within a year of the pantry's founding, he said.
Nashville-based Tennessee Justice Center recognizes Chattanooga-area women as Mothers of the Year
Mothers are often their children's strongest advocates - especially when it comes to basic necessities such as health care, according to representatives from the Tennessee Justice Center. The Nashville-based nonprofit law firm provides assistance to people having difficulty accessing the health care they need.
Master Gardeners of Hamilton County celebrating 25 years
32nd annual Spring Garden Tour is June 15-16
Signal Mountain to hold public hearing for short-term rental ordinance
The Signal Mountain Town Council is moving to begin regulating short-term rentals within town limits. Several related ordinances were passed at the council's May 14 meeting and are expected to be voted on again June 10.
