Christian Heritage defeated Catholic, 18-8, Tuesday evening in a hard fought, physical contest, claiming the ISC championship. Catholic led going into the fourth quarter, but turnovers and Christian Heritage’s size advantage finally caught up with the Rams. Catholic controlled the game early. Burning nearly the entire first quarter, Catholic scored on its opening possession as Alex Osborne […]
Police Briefs Oct. 5
_ 4321 Ringgold Rd.: Police were dispatched to the parking lot of Lively’s Bar on Tuesday in regard to an intoxicated person. According to a police report, as officers were en route dispatch informed them that the daughter of a man along with a juvenile friend were trying to stop the intoxicated man from riding […]
Routine Patrol Leads to Arrest on Identity Theft Charges
A police officer cruising the parking lot of an East Ridge motel has led to the arrest of a Trenton, Georgia woman on identity theft charges. April Lesha Southern/aka Richardson, 38, of a Mountain Shadow Drive address, was recently charged with Theft of Identity, Theft under $1,000 and Criminal Simulation. It is unclear when she […]
Chattanooga Bach Choir Opens Season
The Chattanooga Bach Choir, David Long, artistic director, presents Sergei Rachmaninoff’s AllNight Vigil for unaccompanied mixed choir, Op. 37, on Sunday, October 8 at 7:00 p.m., at theBasilica of Saints Peter & Paul, 214 East 8th Street, Chattanooga. Admission is $20; students are free. For this concert, the Chattanooga Bach Choir is collaborating with Voci […]
Police Briefs Oct. 4
_ 4214 Bennett Rd.: Police were called to the address last week in regard to a disorder with a weapon. According to a police report, dispatchers advised police the reporting party said that her mother was chasing her around with a hammer. The caller had locked herself in a room. When officers arrived they spoke […]
Catholic Wins Choo-Choo Bowl
Choo Choo Bowl XXVll was a high scoring affair with Catholic outscoring Sale Creek 54-36 in an offense dominated contest. The game, played on Billy Warren field at OLPH, is played annually in memory of the late Coach Don Waters. The festivities began when the Rams conducted their annual “Ram Walk” to the field led […]
Fire Prevention Week is October 8-14
Ask anyone who has had a home fire and they’ll tell you it’s fast. Faster than they ever imagined. Home fires burn hot and spread quickly. The heat and smoke can make a fire deadly in less than two minutes. Every second counts to escape. Planning can help save lives in unwanted fires. The U.S. […]
Health Department Urges Residents to Get their Annual Flu Shot
HAMILTON COUNTY, TN – The Chattanooga-Hamilton County Health Department will offer flu shots at all their locations beginning October 9, 2017. Anyone six 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 vaccine free or at a reduced […]
Police Briefs Oct. 2
An East Ridge police officer patrolling the parking lot of the Motel 6 led to the Sunday morning arrest of two people on drug and theft charges. According to a police report, the officer on patrol spotted a silver BMW sedan leaving the lot. The officer ran the tag, which came back as stolen out […]
ERPD Arrests Sept. 25-Oct. 1
According to booking reports from the Hamilton County Jail, the following people were arrested by the East Ridge Police Department from Sept. 25-Oct. 1. 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. BLACKBURN, JESSICA NICOLE 79 […]
Housing/Redevelopment Board Forming By-Laws
The East Ridge Housing and Redevelopment Authority met Friday morning at City Hall in an effort to establish its by-laws. Mayor Brent Lambert formed the authority in late June, appointing Earl Wilson, Eddie Phillips, Ruth Braly, Darwin Branam and Curtis Adams. The purpose of the housing/redevelopment board is to help create and ensure safe and […]
Municipal Court Docket Oct. 3
The following people are scheduled to appear in East Ridge Municipal Court on Tuesday, Oct. 3. Municipal court is held at City Hall on Tombras Avenue. Traffic cases are heard at 3 p.m. with criminal cases following. Tanesha Brown – Disorderly Conduct, Theft under $1,000, Criminal Impersonation. Garrett Burton – Aggravated Burglary, Theft ($2,500-$10,000), Altering […]
Anderson County Hands Pioneers First Defeat of the Season
Anderson County scored 49 first-half points and cruised to a 49-7 win over East Ridge, Friday in Clinton, Tennessee. The loss was the first of the year for East Ridge, who had won four consecutive, including two inside the newly-renovated Raymond James Stadium. The Pioneers were hampered by four starters not playing due to injury. […]
Two Sentenced on Conspiracy to Commit Wire Fraud and Tax Evasion
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – On September 29, 2017, James H. Brennan, 68, and Douglas A. Dyer, 58, both of Chattanooga, Tennessee, were sentenced by the Honorable Travis R. McDonough, U.S. District Court Judge, to respectively serve 48 months and 60 months in federal prison for their roles in a wire fraud and tax evasion conspiracy. Upon their […]
Catholic defeats St. Rose; plays in Choo Choo Bowl Saturday
Catholic took on the Saint Rose Stars of Murfreesboro in a cross-state parochial school match-up, emerging with a 32-12 win, Thursday. The margin of victory was due in large measure to excellent special teams play, including the Rams recovering two on-side kicks during the first half. Catholic generated little offense on its first possession and […]
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