Today is Election Day across the state of Tennessee. The polls are open from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. To cast a ballot, voters need to show a valid photo identification, such as a drivers license of photo ID issued by the Tennessee Department of safety. There are three polling places in East Ridge: The […]
Four Vie for Two City Council Seats in Upcoming Municipal Election
Four candidates, including one incumbent, are seeking two seats on the East Ridge City Council. With early voting winding down and the November 8 Election Day around the corner, East Ridge News Online asked the four candidates about issues facing our city, such as crime reduction, smart growth, and how Border Region increment tax money […]
Red Wolves in USL League One Finals
The Red Wolves advanced to the finals of the USL League One playoffs with a 1-0 win over the top-seeded Richmond Kickers, Saturday night on the road. The Red Wolves will now face South Georgia Tormenta FC next Saturday in Statesboro, Ga. Game time is 7:30 p.m. Tormenta won two of three regular-season games against […]
VIDEO: Council Meeting of Oct. 27
Open-Air Markets Will Continue Along Rossville BLVD This Fall
The BLVD Project and Rossville Downtown Development Authority are teaming up again to host fall markets on November 4 and December 2 from 4:00-8:00 p.m. The BLVD is a grassroots organization that seeks to improve food access, safety, transportation, aesthetics, and business along the Rossville Blvd corridor. The markets will be located at 207 Chickamauga […]
National Night Out on Tuesday
The East Ridge Police Department is hosting its annual National Night Out event on Tuesday, October 25. The event will give residents an opportunity to meet some of the men and women who help keep East Ridge safe. It kicks off at 6 p.m. behind City Hall on Tombras Avenue. According to the ERPD social […]
Fall Festival Set for October 22
East Ridge officials announced that the City will host its first-ever Fall Festival on Saturday, October 22 at Camp Jordan Park. From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. the area around the amphitheater will be filled with live music, numerous arts and crafts vendors, a variety of delicious food trucks, tons of children’s activities in the […]
Uselton New Chief at ERPD
Josh Creel Named Assistant Police Chief Clint Uselton has been selected as the new Chief of Police for the City of East Ridge. He accepted the position upon the recent retirement of former Police Chief Stan Allen. A resident of East Ridge for nearly 20 years, Uselton joined the East Ridge Police Department in 1999 […]
Antique District Hosting ‘Fall Festival’
The East Ridge Antique District (ERAD) is promoting a “Fall Festival” event going on each Saturday during the month of October. The events are free to the public and all are welcome. The schedule for the events follows: October 1: The Green Gardinia Artisans Sidewalk Sale/Cousins Maine Lobster Food Truck. October 8: Dept One Three […]
Optimists, City Pay Tribute to First Responders Near Anniversary of 911 Terrorist Attack
Duncan Firefighter of the Year; Smith Police Officer of the Year The East Ridge Optimist Club held its annual tribute to the city’s first responders and remembered the terrorists attacks on the United States on 9-11-2001, Friday in the bay of Station One at the Fire and Police Services Center. Ginger Howard, Optimist […]
City to Use Grant to Build Boardwalk, Pier at Dickert’s Pond in Camp Jordan
The City of East Ridge announced today it was awarded one of four 2022 American Water Charitable Foundation Water and Environment Grants for $250,000, focusing on building an ADA accessible boardwalk and pier along Camp Jordan’s Dickert’s Pond. “East Ridge is honored to be the recipient of the 2022 Water and Environment Grant,” said East […]
City Council Meeting of August 25
Former House Speaker Casada, Aide Indicted on Bribery, Kickback Charges
This article is from Tennessee/Lookout Former Tennessee House Speaker Rep. Glen Casada and his chief of staff were arrested at their homes by FBI agents Tuesday morning after a federal grand jury on Monday issued an indictment on 20-counts involving bribery, theft from programs receiving federal funds, kickbacks, conspiracy to commit money laundering and other charges, […]
City Council Meeting from Aug. 11
Grohn New School Board Representative for District 8
Court Clerk Measure Rejected by Voters Larry Grohn is the new representative for District 8 on the Hamilton County School Board. Grohn, a Republican, received 1,776 votes while his Democratic opponent, Katie Perkins, garnered 1,544 votes in the Hamilton County General Election. Tracy Cox will become the new East Ridge Municipal Court Judge. Cox received […]
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