RINGGOLD – Catoosa County Commissioners, Parks and Recreation officials and contractors invite the community to “PLAY BALL!” at the renovated Poplar Springs Park ballfields, which are now officially open. The nearly $2-million renovation serves Catoosa County and visiting families with new, world-class baseball and softball fields, new dugouts and stands, a new concessions, umpire and […]
Simmons Backs Dixon in Judge Race
I grew up in the conservative south with many beliefs that today’s society considers too old fashioned and out of style. I do not take lightly my civic duty, or the selection of my representative. It is not enough to come from a family with a political background, or to be supported by a particular […]
Poss Backs Cox for East Ridge Judge
Tracy Cox is the ideal candidate for judge in East Ridge. She possesses all of the best qualities of a judge: she is intelligent, experienced, thoughtful, level-headed and fair. Tracy gives her time to the community, hosting a podcast where she interviews local community leaders and addresses issues of interest to the area. She volunteers […]
Jones: Dixon Believes in Truth, Honesty, and Integrity
I have known Chris Dixon for several years. He has stood by a family member through some tough times. He believes in truth, honesty, and integrity, and has demonstrated these values in his work with us. He also has compassion and common sense judgement when dealing with our legal system. I would have every faith […]
The First Friday of the Month is Food Truck Friday at the Kitchen Incubator of Chattanooga
The question that perplexes workplaces all over Chattanooga is “where do you want to eat lunch?” The Kitchen Incubator of Chattanooga has the answer. The first Friday of the month is Food Truck Friday. Each month, hungry Chattanoogans can enjoy a variety of foods created by local culinary entrepreneurs served from their food trucks at […]
Health Department Announces Three Positive Monkeypox Cases in Hamilton County
The Hamilton County Health Department confirms three positive Monkeypox cases in our area. The Health Department is currently conducting case investigations to alert close contacts who might have been exposed to the virus while the patients were infectious. Monkeypox is a rare but potentially serious viral illness that typically begins with flu-like illness and swelling […]
Ruth Backing Cox in Judge Race
Tennessee lawyer, Tracy Cox, is offering her talent and service as your City Judge. I have known Cox for a number of years and have practiced with her as co-counsel with joint responsibility in numerous casesduring her tenure with Legal Aid of East Tennessee. I know her legal ability, ethics and temperament to serve as […]
Ignore Partisan Politics, Vote Perkins
I am a Republican who is voting for Katie Perkins for school board. I have known Katie and her family for many years. Our sons play baseball at Camp Jordan together. Her husband is the assistant coach. Katie and her family are outstanding people in our community. She is patient and kind and I look […]
Last Summer Open-Air Market along Rossville Blvd, Fall Markets Announced
The BLVD Project and Rossville Downtown Development Authority are hosting the last open-air market of the summer on Friday, August 5, from 4:00-8:00 p.m. There will be a live performance by Barefoot Nellie, with food and alcohol available for purchase from Amigos at Peerless Mill. Guests can expect a wide variety of other retailers, including […]
Hamilton Trusts Dixon as Judge
My name is Debbie Hamilton. I am a Christian conservative business owner. I want to give my opinion of Chris Dixon. I have known Chris for 25-plus years . He is an amazing person. I have used Chris as an attorney when my son got into some trouble a few years ago. I am very […]
Red Wolves Match Ends in Draw
The Red Wolves battled Union Omaha to a 1-1 draw, Saturday, on the road in USL League One play. Pedro Hernandez scored for the Red Wolves in the 20th minute. That lead held until the 75th minute when the home team came up with a goal in stoppage time. The Red Wolves are now 6-8-4 […]
UPDATED: TDOT Contractor Continues Concrete Rehabilitation on I-75
UPDATE: Due to inclement weather, this start of this extended closure has been postponed for twelve hours – it will now begin at 9:00 a.m. ET on Tuesday, August 2, 2022. Work Prompts Extended Lane Closures in Both Directions As part of the project to repair damaged concrete slabs, perform bridge repairs, and install new pavement markings, Tennessee Department […]
Abbott Rebuts Helton on Judge Referendum
I am writing to respond to Chris Helton’s letter regarding the proposed amendment to the East Ridge City Charter, Ordinance #1166 (regulating the East Ridge City Judge). This amendment updates the residency requirement for the East Ridge City Judge from “East Ridge” to “Hamilton County” and clarifies the East Ridge City Charter to prohibit the East […]
VIDEO: Council Meeting of July 28
Sheronick Backing Grohn for School Board
When the opportunity came up to write a testimonial for Mr. Larry Grohn, I was honored and I jumped at the opportunity. First I would like to point out the fact that being a teacher at Adams City High School in the rough neighborhood of Commerce City, Colorado is no easy task for anyone. This […]
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