East Ridge Parks and Recreation and East Ridge Police Department invite all citizens to an important presentation concerning a growing problem titled “Being Scam Aware.” On Friday, May 12, East Ridge Police Department’s Assistant Chief Josh Creel will be speaking on how to be scam smart, knowing when you are being scammed, and what to […]
Republicans Demand Release of Shooter’s Manifesto before Special Session
This article is from Tennessee/Lookout. Key Tennessee Republicans are calling for Metro Nashville authorities to release documents written by The Covenant School shooter, saying it is critical to know the motive behind the murders before a special session is held on gun-law reform. Sen. Todd Gardenhire, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, recently filed a public […]
TDOT Reminds Motorists to Work with Us – Move Over, Slow Down in Work Zones
National Work Zone Awareness Week April 17-21 NASHVILLE – The Tennessee Department of Transportation is joining states across the nation to ask motorists to Work with Us – move over and slow down for highway workers. TDOT will spread that message statewide during National Work Zone Awareness Week (April 17-21) to improve safety in Tennessee’s […]
‘Master Your Garden’ Expo Set for April 15-16
The Master Gardeners of Hamilton County, in association with the University of Tennessee Extension, present their annual “Master Your Garden” Expo on Saturday, April 15 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and Sunday, April 16, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., at Camp Jordan Arena (323 Camp Jordan Pkwy, East Ridge, TN). Admission is $10 […]
Red Wolves Win in Dramatic Fashion
The “Smoky Mountain Smackdown” Ends with a 2-1 Red Wolves Victory The Chattanooga Red Wolves won their first match of the season in a come-from-behind victory on Saturday, against One Knoxville SC by a score of 2-1 with goals from Andrew Paoli and Walter Varela. The match was the first in a series of three […]
Optimist Club Holding Food Drive at Southern Honda Saturday
This Saturday, between 10 am-2 pm, the East Ridge Optimist Club will be at Southern Honda Powersports collecting donations for the East Ridge Community Food Pantry. Non-perishable food items will be accepted along with cash donations. All proceeds will go to the East Ridge Community Food Pantry. Come on down and support our community, hang […]
House Passes Abortion Decriminalization Bill Despite Complaints it Will Hurt Women
This article is from Tennessee/Lookout. After lively debate Monday, the Tennessee House passed legislation decriminalizing some forms of abortion in the state, giving physicians the opportunity to save women experiencing deadly pregnancies based on “reasonable judgment.” The House voted 83-11 in favor of the legislation with two abstaining. Two Republicans voted against the bill, and 13 […]
Wally’s Closing after 34 Years
Owners, Glen and Sharon Meadows, Thank Their Loyal Customers Wally’s is closing its doors. The following is a message from owners Glen and Sharon Meadows. To our loyal customers – this is a message from Glen and Sharon Meadows. After 34 years in the day to day operation as Wally’s Restaurant in East Ridge […]
Ringgold Road Westbound Lane Closure
Beginning on Monday, Feb. 27, Talley Construction crews will close the outside westbound lane on Ringgold Road between Belvoir Avenue and Weldon Drive on the north side of the highway. According to a press release by the City of East Ridge, Chattanooga Gas Company will continue its gas line relocation operation along the street. The […]
Red Wolves to Host U.S. Open Cup Match vs Birmingham Legion FC
The Chattanooga Red Wolves will host a U.S. Open Cup match for the first time in club history this April. The match will be against the USL Championship side Birmingham Legion FC at CHI Memorial Stadium in a Second Round matchup. All US Open Cup Second Round matches will be played from April 4 to […]
Private School Voucher Bill for Hamilton County Rolls Through Committee
This article is from Tennessee/Lookout. Legislation expanding the state’s education savings account program to Hamilton County Schools passed the Senate Education Committee Wednesday with only token opposition. Despite a contentious vote in 2019 that brought the House to a standstill and led to an FBI investigation, the measure to spread private school vouchers to Hamilton passed […]
Miller Named City Manager
At Thursday night’s East Ridge City Council meeting, Scott Miller was appointed City Manager. Miller previously served as City Manager from 2016 to 2018 before announcing his retirement. Miller returned to the position in November of last year, accepting the position of Interim City Manager when Chris Dorsey resigned. “We want to thank Mr. Miller […]
Man Wanted for Murder in East Ridge Taken into Custody by Mexican Authorities
A man wanted for the November 2022 killing of a woman on Spriggs Street has been taken into custody in Mexico. According to East Ridge police, on Monday, Jose Antonio Cruz Ramirez was taken into custody by Mexican Authorities. The East Ridge Police Department and the Hamilton County District Attorney’s Office are coordinating with our […]
ERPD Officers, City Facing Excessive Use of Force Lawsuit
The City of East Ridge and three police officers are the defendants in another lawsuit alleging excessive use of force. Attorney Robin Flores filed the suit on behalf of Johnathan William Ellish in Hamilton County Circuit Court on December 30. The plaintiff seeks $750,000 from the City and Officers James Davis, Samuel Roistacher and former […]
Pioneering Tomorrow Hits the Ground Running
What’s the Most Pressing Issue Facing East Ridge? A new organization of business owners and civic leaders was recently formed in East Ridge and it is asking for help from all residents to help move the city forward. Pioneering Tomorrow was begun in late October with two dozen sponsors from the world of business, community […]
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