Chattanooga Allergy Clinic’s Scholar Athletes from Heritage vs Ringgold
CHATTANOOGA — It’s time now for our Scholar Athletes of the Week, sponsored by Chattanooga Allergy Clinic. This week’s honorees are Molly O’Brien and Zach Grower. From Heritage High School, Molly O’Brien. Molly plays softball for the Generals. She has been a part of three...
Hamilton Co. voters push for ballot choice after Jill Black resigns from school board...
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Hamilton County’s District 11 voters are waiting to learn whether they will get to vote for their next school board representative at the ballot box, after Jill Black resigned from her seat earlier this month. While commissioners are divided on who should have the ultimate...
North Georgia mother turns loss of 2 sons into mission to help families facing...
What event is ARCH hosting for International Overdose Awareness Day?. Debra Morgan knows the grief an overdose can leave behind. She lost two sons to them. Now, the Northwest Georgia mother is turning that personal loss into a mission to help other families understand addiction, find recovery resources and know they do
Law and Order Aug. 28
The following information is courtesy of the East Ridge Police Department. 6-008229 – 800 BLK Belvoir Avenue – Well Being Check – Police were called to assist an elderly male who was reportedly walking in the street sans shirt. A concerned citizen told police she observed the man walking and was concerned due to the he
Former bus station by Chattanooga Airport becomes McNabb Center for trauma, healing
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — A former Greyhound bus station near the Chattanooga Airport has been transformed into a new healing, trauma-informed center for adults with mental health disorders at the McNabb Center’s Airport Road location. The transformation was made public Friday during a ribbon-cutting ceremony led by Mona Bl
Chattanooga to end Hefty ReNew recycling program in 2027 due to lack of buyers
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Chattanooga’s Hefty ReNew recycling program will end in June 2027, with city leaders citing a lack of buyers for the collected materials. In a statement released Friday, the city says the program is ending because there are not enough buyers for the materials. The city...
A toast to tradition: Inside Chattanooga’s new whiskey destination
From premium spirits to local history, there's a lot to discover at J.W. Kelly & Co.'s new Chattanooga shop. Ed Kohl with Keeper's Quest, Inc. and J.W. Kelly & Co. joined us to talk about the world of whiskey, what visitors can expect from the new retail space, and the rich story behind the brand.
Homeowner faces jail and $25k fine for chopping down park trees to ‘improve the...
A HOMEOWNER faces thousands of dollars in fines after allegedly cutting down trees in a local park. The trees had been cut down and abandoned on the forest floor for a better view. Charlie Trost, the former Tennessee commissioner of revenue, is accused of cutting down a dozen trees at...
For Shane Morrow: Beyond Category
In a Facebook post on Thursday, RISE Chattanooga - the local Black arts and culture nonprofit in Chattanooga - announced the loss of its founder, Shane Morrow. Shane Morrow saw the possible, made it real - and above all, kept it real - for so many of us across Chattanooga and beyond.
Sequatchie County Schools cancel bus routes due to driver shortage, leaving some stranded
SEQUATCHIE COUNTY, Tenn. — Some Sequatchie County students have missed school in recent days because buses did not run amid a driver shortage, leaving some parents scrambling for last-minute transportation. It's an issue that Marion County Schools says they're also struggling with. Sequatchie County parent Ashley Perry
