Dade County Fire Department Hosting Live Pressurized Container Training Tonight at Dade County High...
The Dade County Fire Department is advising the public of a live training exercise scheduled for tonight, Friday, Sept. 18, at Dade County High School. Firefighters will be participating in a Pressurized Container class as part of the department’s ongoing training efforts. Because the exercise will involve live trainin
Law and Order Sept. 18
The following information is courtesy of the East Ridge Police Department. 26-008993-1400 BLK North Smith Street-Theft from a Vehicle – The victim reported to police that sometime between the hours of 2100 on 9-16-26 to 0500 hours on 9-17-26, all his tools along with a handgun were stolen from his vehicle while it was
$6 million EPA brownfields grants target Northwest Georgia cleanup and redevelopment
WHITFIELD COUNTY, Ga. — A $6 million federal investment aimed at cleaning up and redeveloping polluted or blighted properties is headed to Northwest Georgia, with funding split among local governments in Chickamauga, Dalton, and beyond. On Friday, Congressman Clay Fuller joined the Environmental Protection Agency and l
$4 million to help remake Chickamauga mill site: Officials ask for community input
WALKER COUNTY, Ga. — A major federal investment is headed to Northwest Georgia to help clean up and redevelop polluted or blighted properties, with $4 million in brownfields funding going to Chickamauga to help transform the old Crystal Springs textile mill site, a property that has long been a concern for residents.
Chattanooga Parking Authority extends 10% payment plan discount through Sept. 30
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Drivers with unpaid parking tickets in Chattanooga have more time to get relief before tougher enforcement begins. The Chattanooga Parking Authority, owned and operated by CARTA, is extending its 10% payment plan discount through Sept. 30, giving drivers additional time to enroll before new enforce
City of Red Bank to stop collecting garbage from non-city issued trash cans
RED BANK, Tenn. — Starting Monday, City of Red Bank Public Works staff will no longer collect garbage from trash cans that aren't issued by the City. In a Facebook post, the city says trash collection will stop this Monday, and staff will put notices on non-city trash cans.
Hamilton County Schools move toward Ten Commandments displays after 6-4 board vote
HAMILTON COUNTY, Tenn. — A debate over whether to display the Ten Commandments in Hamilton County public schools sparked heated discussion during Thursday’s Hamilton County School Board meeting. Members weighed the legal and financial risks tied to a Tennessee law that allows the display as part of a...
Rail freight slides in rare off-week
Weekly rail traffic on U.S. railroads totaled 494,865 carloads and intermodal units for the week ending Sept. 12, down 3.7% from the same week a year ago. Commodity freight came to 223,560 carloads, the Association of American Railroads reported, off 3.3%, while intermodal volume of 271,305 containers and trailers was
Free “Beyond The Plate” Chef-Led Culinary Experience Coming To Good Kinsmen
Tim Moore, a current cohort member of River City Company's Emerging Producers Program, will host Beyond the Plate on Saturday, September 26, at Good Kinsmen. Beyond the Plate is a free, one-day culinary event featuring live cooking demonstrations, fireside conversations, and tastings from some of Chattanooga's most tal
Catoosa County reviews flood mitigation plans after Ringgold businesses get washed out
CATOOSA COUNTY, Ga. — Nearly a month after flash flooding damaged homes and businesses in and around Ringgold, officials in Catoosa County are reviewing plans aimed at limiting future flood damage. Multiple inches of rain last month led to rising floodwaters, leaving mud and debris inside at least one...

















