Tennessee American Water is sharing more detailed information with the community about the 36-inch main break that occurred on September 12. “It is important to Tennessee American Water to be transparent with our customers about the circumstances surrounding the main break last week,” said Tennessee American Water President Darlene Williams. “We are committed to sharing […]
Traffic Advisory from TDOT
On Thursday, September 19, 2019, TDOT contract crews will open a newly‑constructed section of the existing ramp at Exit 1C from U.S. 27 South at the end of the Olgiati Bridge in Chattanooga. The new section will extend the length of the ramp from 4th Street to 6th Street. After the new section of the […]
TDEC to Hold Public Hearing at ERHS on Thursday
The Tennessee Department of of Environment and Conservation is having a public hearing at East Ridge High School on Thursday, Sept. 19, officials announced earlier this month. The meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m. with an informational session, followed at 6:30 by public comments. The purpose of the hearing is to inform the public and […]
TAWC Begins to Restore Water Service
Earlier Saturday morning around 4 a.m. local time Tennessee American Water successfully completed repairs to the impacted water main and has begun the process of restoring the system. The return to normal operating conditions will occur slowly and return last to customers at the highest elevations within the system, such as Lookout Mountain and Elder […]
UPDATED: Water Break Fixed; Voluntary Boil Water Advisory Remains in Place
UPDATE: Tennessee American Water says water main break has been repaired, but the Voluntary Boil Advisory is still in effect. Daphne Kirksey with Tennessee American Water says the utility is still asking people to conserve water. It may take several more hours to return complete water service, especially for those in higher elevations. Tennessee American […]
First-Ever Citizens’ Police Academy to Begin on Monday
The East Ridge Police Department will kick off its first-ever Citizens’ Police Academy on Monday, September 16, officials said earlier this week. Officials said the 10-week academy will give an opportunity for residents to become better acquainted with some of East Ridge’s Finest, and provide a unique perspective on the challenges that police officers face […]
Planning Commission Eyeing Future of Commercial Development
With an eye to future redevelopment in the city, the East Ridge Planning Commission met Wednesday evening to formally recommend to the City Council amending portions of two ordinances dealing with commercial development. The commission was in agreement that the maximum height on zoning in a planned commercial center district (C4) be increased from 35 […]
Duncan, Clark Honored at Optimist Club’s 9-11 Lunch
The East Ridge Optimist Club held its Annual 9-11 Luncheon for city employees, Wednesday at the Community Center. Carolyn Tucker, the Lt. Governor of the Gateway District, which includes Tennessee and Georgia, said the luncheon is a way for the organization to show appreciation for all the folks who serve the community of East Ridge. […]
Fun in the Sun at ‘PioneerFest’
Hundreds of people flocked to the second annual PioneerFest, Saturday at Camp Jordan Park, bringing residents, civic groups, schools, religious congregations and businesses together for entertainment, activities, food and fun. The event is a fundraiser for the East Ridge Needy Child Fund. A new addition this year was “East Ridge Has Talent.” Buddy Griffith, the […]
Cyclists Gather for 30th Annual Bicycle Ride Across Tennessee
NASHVILLE – More than 275 cyclists from nearly 30 states will gather at Natchez Trace State Park and Montgomery Bell State Park on Sept. 14-19 for Tennessee State Parks’ annual Bicycle Ride Across Tennessee. The 30th annual ride will guide riders through some of Tennessee’s most scenic and charming communities, including Huntingdon, Lexington, Parsons, Charlotte, […]
Hunters Can Donate Deer Now to Feed Hungry Tennesseans
NASHVILLE – Hunters for the Hungry program is now open for the 2019 deer season. Early this season, more than 80 deer processors throughout the state are accepting donations of deer to feed Tennessee families in need. To see processors currently participating, visit tnwf.org/processors. When hunters harvest a deer, they may donate it at a […]
How to Become a Volunteer Firefighter with ERFD
Food City to Kickoff ‘School Bucks Challenge’
ABINGDON, VA _ Are you up for the challenge? Food City has pledged $700,000 in contributions for the upcoming school year. With Food City’s School Bucks Challenge, it’s easy to earn reward points. For every $1 you spend, using your Food City ValuCard, you’ll receive 1 point. “Our Food City School Bucks Program has provided […]
City Offices Closed for Labor Day
On Monday, September 2, East Ridge offices and library will be closed in observance of Labor Day, city officials said in a press release. For those with trash service on Monday, September 2, those will be collected on Tuesday, September 3. There will be no bulk item or brush pick up this week. Recycling will […]
Food City Pharmacy Offering Seasonal Flu Vaccine
ABINGDON, VA – Company officials recently announced that Food City will once again be providing the flu vaccine this immunization season. “Food City’s immunizing pharmacists are certified to administer vaccinations in accordance with the standards set forth by the American Pharmacists Association and the corresponding state pharmacy associations. Food City has offered the added convenience […]
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