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Red Bank may need salary hike to get new city manager
Red Bank officials are debating whether to hike the salary rate for their prospective city manager to further entice him to move from a long-held post and recent raise at his current North Carolina job.
East Ridge backs off $340,000 purchase of former Robert Hall Clothiers building
East Ridge will not spend over $340,000 for a parcel of property adjacent to its City Hall campus, despite authorizing its city manager to spend more than that for the site.
Red Bank chooses Randy Hemann as new city manager
In less than five minutes, Red Bank commissioners unanimously chose Randy Hemann, of Salisbury, N.C., to be their new city manager during a special meeting Tuesday night.
Red Bank picks Randy Hemann for city manager
Red Bank city commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday night to offer the city manager post to Randy Hemann of Salisbury, N.C.
Autopsy shows man was stabbed 10 times in Harrison, Tenn., slaying
A Harrison man found dead in his home was beaten severely and stabbed at least 10 times all over his body, including once between the eyes and once directly in the front of his throat, according to the Hamilton County medical examiner.
Red Bank studies allegation of preferential treatment given to government employee pulled over for DUI
The Red Bank Police Department is launching an internal affairs investigation to determine whether a police officer and a sergeant gave preferential treatment to another government employee who was pulled over on suspicion of driving drunk.
Medical examiner determines Harrison man stabbed, beaten to death
A Harrison man found dead in his home was beaten severely and stabbed at least 10 times all over his body, including once between the eyes and once directly in the front of his throat, according to the Hamilton County medical examiner.
Chattanooga pastor’s son not guilty of statutory rape
The son of a Chattanooga pastor is not guilty of statutory rape, a jury decided Friday.
East Ridge 3-2 vote extends contract of city attorney
East Ridge City Councilmen abruptly voted 3 to 2 Thursday night to extend City Attorney John Anderson's contract to 2015.