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The latest East Ridge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Red Bank uses hot start to crush East Ridge for first win of season
Red Bank coach Ted Gatewood and his football team figured out a pretty good way to prevent the Lions from losing another close game.

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East Ridge seeks resurgence with playmakers on both sides of ball
The Pioneers finished a tough 2024 season strong as they scored 54 points over their final two games, which included taking Hixson down to the wire on the road.

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Chattanooga Room in the Inn to open East Ridge thrift store
A nonprofit serving women and children struggling with homelessness is setting up a thrift store in East Ridge that will begin accepting donations Tuesday.

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East Ridge board approves incentives for two new developments
The East Ridge Industrial Development Board approved two new development agreements for projects in the city's border region district, where developers can recoup their investment on approved retail projects with a portion of state sales tax under Tennessee's Border Region Retail Tourism Development Act.

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‘First class retail development’ in works for East Ridge’s Budgetel property
The developers of Jordan Crossing in East Ridge are contemplating a project at the Budgetel Inn & Suites, which was temporarily shut down in 2022 after officials declared it a public nuisance.
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East Ridge man reaches deal in passport fraud case
An East Ridge man has reached a plea deal in a passport fraud case one month after a jury found him not responsible for torturing two men during the Bosnian War.

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East Ridge approves rezoning of 10 acres at Gateway development near soccer stadium
The East Ridge City Council voted 4-1 to give final approval for the rezoning of 10 acres of the Gateway development, a 110-acre mixed-use development that includes the Red Wolves soccer stadium.

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Community rallying around family after deadly I-75 crash
Two children and their mother are still fighting for their lives after Sunday's multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 75 that also resulted in the arrest of a tractor-trailer driver whose actions allegedly caused the collision.

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East Ridge Police Department identifies victims in Sunday’s I-75 crash
The East Ridge Police Department released the identities of the two people who died Mother's Day in a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 75.

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Shots were fired at Parkridge East Hospital
East Ridge police reported a shooting at Parkridge East Hospital on Monday in which the intended target was not injured, although the building was struck with gunfire.
