Mayor Brent Lambert declared by proclamation that the first Saturday in October shall be Larry Clark Day, Thursday night during the East Ridge City Council Meeting. Lambert said that 10 years ago his predecessor, Mike Steele, honored Clark, who has spearheaded the River Rescue along Spring Creek for the past 30 years. Lambert said that […]
Missionary Ridge Learning Community Kickoff
You are invited to attend an impacting afternoon of cookies and community. Please join us in meeting families and community partners from other schools in our new learning community. You will meet the Executive Director for our community as well get to participate in planning for the future of Hamilton County Schools. Together, let’s make our […]
Municipal Court Docket for Oct. 16
The following people are scheduled to appear in East Ridge Municipal Court on Tuesday, Oct. 16. Municipal court is held at City Hall on Tombras Avenue and begins with traffic cases at 3 p.m. Walter Brock – Possession Schedule IV, Simple Possession. Dale Dockery – Vandalism over $1,000 (2), Civil Rights Intimidation. James Farris – Possession […]
Council Can’t Decide on Terms, Salary for Miller’s Interim
It is still unclear who will fill in as city manager in East Ridge when Scott Miller retires at the end of this month. Thursday night’s East Ridge City Council meeting was dominated by a rancorous, extended discussion about Miller’s replacement, whether or not to create a new position in the organizational chart, and how […]
Independent on Ballot Throws Support to Thongnopnua in State House Race
J. Michael Holloway, an independent on the ballot in Tennessee’s 30th State House district, announced his endorsement and support for Joda Thongnopnua, the Democratic nominee seeking the open seat. Holloway, an attorney and East Brainerd native, stated that while his name is on the ballot, he was urging voters in Tennessee’s 30th State House district […]
Thongnopnua Releases First Campaign Ad
Thongnopnua, the Democratic candidate for Tennessee’s 30th State House District, released his first campaign ad ‘Working Families First’ ahead of the start of Early Voting next week. The ad highlights Thongnopnua’s life story, growing up in East Ridge, Tennessee, and his vision for Tennessee. He also talks about moving beyond partisan politics in […]
‘PioneerFest’ Slated for Camp Jordan
The East Ridge Needy Child Fund is planning a unique event this fall at the amphitheater at Camp Jordan Park. PioneerFest – a community event bringing area residents, civic groups, schools, religious congregations and businesses together for entertainment, food and fun – is scheduled for October 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Organizers of […]
ERPD Arrests Oct. 1-7
According to booking reports from the Hamilton County Jail, the following people were arrested by the East Ridge Police Department from Oct. 1-7. An arrest does not mean that a person has been convicted of a crime. All persons arrested are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. COOK, JASON CHRISTOPHER 755 SMITH […]
Turnout Disappointing for ‘Cookout with the Candidates’
There were almost as many candidates running in the municipal election as voters asking questions at the ” Cookout with the Candidates” event, Saturday afternoon in the lot of Local Coffee of East Ridge. However, the voters who did attend what was billed as a combination “meet and greet” and “cookout” had almost unlimited access […]
Pioneers Upset Pounders
East Ridge picked up its firs win of the football season with a 22-15 win over Region 2/4A foe Central, Friday night on the Pounders’ field. Central, playing without Mr. Football candidate Michael McGhee, scored on its first possession on a 22-yard pass. The two point conversion put the Pioneers (1-6, 1-2) in the hole, […]
ER Municipal Court Docket for Oct. 9
The following people are scheduled to appear in East Ridge Municipal Court on Tuesday, October 9. Court is held at City Hall on Tombras Avenue and begins at 3 p.m. with traffic cases. Brandon Aaron – Revoked DL/Alias Capias, Registration Violation, Light Law, No Insurance. Solomon Crutcher – Possession Schedule VI/PTR, Possession Schedule II. Douglas […]
‘Cookout with the Candidates’ Today
If you are looking for a one-on-one with candidates running in the November 6 Municipal Election in East Ridge, you will have an opportunity. A “Cookout with the Candidates” is scheduled for Saturday, October 6 at the city’s newest coffee shop, Local Coffee of East Ridge. The event is scheduled rain or shine from noon […]
Catholic Closes out Season with Win over Grace Academy
Catholic closed out the 2018 season with an impressive 46-14 on-the-road victory over Grace Baptist Academy. Catholic began the contest with an impressive five-play, 53-yard drive culminating with a 20-yard touchdown run from Isha Davis. Andrew Petrin and Ian Scott provided the key blocks on the scoring play. Cal Brown added the 2 point […]
Health Department Urges Residents to Get their Annual Flu Shot
The Chattanooga-Hamilton County Health Department will offer flu shots at all their locations beginning October 1, 2018.Anyone 6 months or older is encouraged to get the vaccine. Medicare, TennCare, and select other insurance providers can be billed and some people may be eligible for free or reduced cost.For those who want to payout-of-pocket for a […]
Planning Commission Approves East Ridge Avenue Rezone
On Monday evening the East Ridge Planning Commission voted to rezone property less than a block from Ringgold Road to allow a business next door to utilize the house for the owner’s real estate business. Kenny Custer, the city’s Director of Community Services, told board members that the property owner, Wade Trammel, runs his real […]
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