Anna Lorine Adams, 91, formerly of Chattanooga, died on Sunday May 12, 2013 in Claude, Texas. Lorine was born Sept. 22, 1921. She retired from 3M Company in Chattanooga and moved to Claude to be with her daughter after her husband of 65 years, George, died. She was also preceded in death by her parents, James and Josie Elizabeth Saynes; son, Robert Lee Adams; brothers, ... (click for more)

Dr. Arthur J. Gross, 86, died peacefully in Chattanooga on Friday, May 17, 2013 Born in Brooklyn, NY, he had lived most of his life on Long Island, N.Y., until coming recently to live with son, Andrew and daughter-in-law, Linda Morris in Chattanooga. He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy, a graduate of the University of Rochester school of Medicine and MIT, where he met his lifelong ... (click for more)

David Eugene Reynolds, 52, of Old Fort, TN, passed away Thursday, May 16, 2013 in a Chattanooga hospital following a short but mighty battle against cancer and other complications. He was a devoted Christian and a member of Clingan Ridge Baptist Church where he loved to serve as the New York director for several years and loved ministering to the people of Brooklyn, New York. ... (click for more)

Elizabeth Simpson, 91, of Cleveland, TN passed away peacefully in her sleep on Thursday, May 16, 2013.  Elizabeth was born on April 2, 1922 in Marshall County, TN. She was a beloved teacher at Bradley Central High School for 30 years and an active member of the First United Methodist Church.  Elizabeth spent her life caring for family and friends, always putting others ... (click for more)

A Chattanooga man was stabbed to death after an argument on Friday night. At approximately 11 p.m., Chattanooga Police responded to a stabbing at 101 E 20 th St. where they found the victim, Alexis Lewis, 51, lying on the walkway with a fatal stab wound to his chest. Detectives located the suspect, William Morris Jr., 66, and found that he and Lewis had an argument earlier ... (click for more)

Riverbend Festival Executive Director Chip Baker told the Civitan Club on Friday that the city's decision to no longer provide city police officers inside the festival gates will cost pin prices to go up next year. Mr. Baker said, "I understand the actions that governments have to take, but we'll have to adjust our prices next year. How much, I don't know yet." City officials ... (click for more)