Kathy Denise Westmoreland Shipp, 55, of Rock Spring, Georgia, died on Thursday, July 24, at a LaFayette Nursing Home. A native of East Ridge Tennessee, she has lived in the Rock Spring area for the past 22 years. Kathy attended East Ridge High School and was of the Christian faith. She was a former employee of Best Western, Chattanooga Times Free Press and was a special education ... (click for more)

Rosemarie Crnkovich Green, 80, of Cleveland, TN since 1988, passed away on Monday, July 22, 2014 after a lengthy battle with various illnesses.   Rosemarie graduated from Lyons Township High School in LaGrange, IL in 1951 and worked for many years as a secretary. She also worked as a radio dispatcher for the McCook Police Department and later in the office of the ... (click for more)

Jeanna Davenport Patterson, 48, of Chattanooga, TN, died on Thursday, July 24, 2014.  A resident of Chattaooga for over 40 years, she worked as an internal auditor for Provident/Unum Insurance Co, and CNA Insurance, Nashville. She was an active member of Dallas Bay Baptist Church, Hixson where she was a member of the choir and AWANA teacher. She was the Parent Teacher Fellowship ... (click for more)

Virginia "Ginny" Underwood Layne, loving wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, died on Thursday, July 24, 2014. Ginny was born June 7, 1923, in Hopkinsville, Ky., to the late Lermond Orlando Underwood and Kathleen Johnson Underwood. In 1953 she and her husband moved to Copperhill, Tn., where he practiced medicine and she reared her children as a fulltime wife ... (click for more)

 EPB announced Thursday that it has filed a petition to the FCC "in an effort to respond to neighboring communities’ requests for access to the company’s gigabit enabled high-speed Internet service." Officials said, "EPB offers high-speed Internet access, video programming and voice services using a fiber optic communications network that allows the company to deliver these ... (click for more)

The developers of the Black Creek project at Aetna Mountain said Thursday they "complied precisely by the rules when we applied for and received approval of the TIF district." Doug Stein said the group plans to continue on with the project, which he said earlier would include the creation of a small town on a huge undeveloped tract on the mountain above Black Creek (formerly ... (click for more)