Are you overwhelmed with planning for your future? Interested in learning more about our community’s workforce and adult-focused degree options? Cleveland State Community College will be hosting a virtual Reconnect Information Session on Tuesday, Oct. 13 at noon and 6 p.m. “Cleveland State wants to provide hope and options for adults in our community who have always wanted ... (click for more)

Blossom Fugh, the school nurse at Calvin Donaldson Environmental Science Academy, is a special person choosing to make a difference. Hamilton County Schools honored Ms. Fugh with an I Am Hamilton shirt and recognized her as an HCS Hero for her outstanding work, keeping children and staff healthy during the worldwide pandemic. "Heroes are not always people who do spectacular deeds ... (click for more)

Chattanooga Design Studio will organize a planning process "to proactively imagine the future of the Westside District." Due to the age, history and complexity of the area, thoughtful planning as well as design improvements are needed to plan for the future, officials said. The study area encompasses the area between U.S. 27, Riverfront Parkway, MLK Boulevard and Main Street. ... (click for more)

The Signal Mountain man convicted of plotting an attack on a Muslim community in Upstate New York has received 120 months at a resentencing on Wednesday afternoon. He initially was sentence to 235 months and has served 54 months thus far. The resentence was ordered by an appeals court after Judge Curtis Collier declined to approve a plea agreement for Doggart for a five-year ... (click for more)

One of the most patriotic individuals I have ever known has passed away. Bettye Parker died Tuesday after a short illness. At Bettye's request there will be no memorial service. Bettye ran Bettye Parker Realty on Highway 58 for as long as I can remember. She handled thousands of property transactions. Her son, Paul Parker, also became involved in real estate and is the real ... (click for more)

The Nashville Election Commission will meet this afternoon to vote on whether to conduct a city-wide special election on Dec. 5. A grass roots group says they have enough signatures to bring a controversial 34 percent tax increase to the voters. Oh, the increase has already been approved, alright, but Nashville is the state’s Waterloo argue others, and if the city government goes ... (click for more)