Chip Scott will lead the charge on executing the vision for the professional stadium for the Chattanooga Red Wolves Soccer Club. The club will reveal the location of the new professional stadium in the near future. Early steps in planning include the hiring of Scott, who will serve as project manager for the new stadium […]
Police Briefs March 14
The following “pass along” reports were furnished by the East Ridge Police Department for the day and night patrol shifts for March 13. _ 724 Astor Ln.: Police responded to this address regarding a domestic assault. Nickolas Mallet was arrested on a charge of domestic assault for hitting his mother in the face with a cellular […]
Taylor Receives Prestigious Optimist of Year Award
On Tuesday evening, the East Ridge Optimist Club hosted a chili and hot dog fundraiser. The proceeds from the event will help provide scholarships to East Ridge students. The event was successful as the club chef Harry Mackey made his delicious chili. The fundraiser featured special guests from the Hamilton County Optimist Club, Optimist International […]
Casey Is ‘Pet of the Week’
Meet Casey!! Casey is a female German Shepard mix that’s about two or three-years-old. Casey enjoys other dogs and loves people! She is spayed, up to date on all vaccinations and is heart worm negative. Casey has been patiently waiting at the shelter for 38 days now for her perfect person to come along and […]
East Ridge Boys Win Soccer Opener
The East Ridge High School boys’ soccer team opened its season Tuesday with a 4-0 win over Central. Bryan Paz-Macario, Yovany Nieves, and Luis Diaz Velasquez scored for the Pioneers. Zhubin Salih had two assists, while Gasper Escobar Lopez and Velasquez were had one each. The Pioneers out-shot Central, 13-4.
‘Spring Forward’ This Weekend and Test Your Smoke Alarm Batteries
The Tennessee State Fire Marshal’s Office (SFMO) reminds Tennesseans to check their smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors when setting their clocks forward this Sunday morning, March 10, 2019 for the start of daylight saving time. “We know that smoke alarms save lives, but they can only do their job if they are working,” said Tennessee Department of […]
Changing to Daylight Savings Time Can Cause Sleep Problems… Protect Yourself!
The arrival of Daylight Savings Time may feel like spring is finally starting, but it has a downside. Setting your clock forward—and losing one hour—isn’t just inconvenient. It can impact your sleep, and therefore your health. According to Dr. Anuj Chandra, medical director of the Advanced Center for Sleep Disorders, research shows that the spring […]
Scooby is ERAS’s Pet of the Week
Good morning ladies and gentlemen, have you all met Scooby? Scooby is a Rhodesian Ridgeback mix and is roughly two years old. He is a neutered male that’s up to date on all vaccinations and is heart worm negative. Scooby enjoys evening strolls and playing ball and even tug of war. He is very patient […]
HCHD Releases ‘2019 Picture of Our Health’ Profile
The Chattanooga-Hamilton County Health Department announces the release of its 2019 Picture of Our Health community health profile for Hamilton County. The report is a broad picture of the health of Hamilton County residents compiled from local, state, and federal data sources. It was last updated in 2015. “This report helps guide our community’s efforts […]
Motorist May Face Icy Streets
The National Weather Service issued a special weather statement urging motorists to be cautious of black ice forming on roadways, Monday morning. Much colder air moved in overnight, and as the rain exits there may be some snow showers and flurries before ending. Accumulations of less than an inch will be possible across some of […]
National Consumer Protection Week Spotlights Consumer Education
The Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance’s (TDCI) Division of Consumer Affairs highlights the importance of consumer education and protection each day during National Consumer Protection Week (March 3 – March 9, 2019). The Division of Consumer Affairs, which is the clearinghouse for consumer complaints about unfair or deceptive acts or practices conducted within Tennessee, reminds Tennesseans […]
TDCI Warns Tennessee Consumers about Phony ‘Free’ Back, Neck or Knee Braces
The promise of “free” back, neck, or knee braces might sound enticing to those in need of such devices. Unfortunately, Tennessee consumers end up paying when they’re duped by Medicare swindlers who are after consumers’ money and personal information. The Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance (TDCI) Division of Consumer Affairs today urges consumers to […]
Wilson Believes in East Ridge
Editor’s Note: The following is a response to a Facebook post on social media where those posting were criticizing East Ridge. It has been posted here as an editorial with the permission of the author. East Ridge is beginning to show signs of revitalizing and l believe we are making progress. New businesses are opening […]
Williams Update from Feb. 16 ‘Meet the Mayor’
Update: Hire City Manager City Council members were asked to bring forward 5 applicants of the 8 that met qualifications to the next council meeting on January 24, 2019. I suggested that we engage MTAS (Municipal Technical Advisory Service) to conduct a review and score the applicants based on a scoring index/matrix. Council agreed with […]
Red Wolves SC Opens Home Preseason Play on Saturday
Chattanooga Red Wolves SC opens home preseason play Saturday, Feb. 23 against USL Championship side Atlanta United 2, operated by 2018 MLS Cup Champions Atlanta United. Kick off time for the match is set for 1 p.m. at Chattanooga Christian School’s David Stanton Field. According to Chattanooga Red Wolves SC Head Coach and Technical Director […]
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