Charlotte Ann Brown Hodges, age 82, a Chattanooga native, and resident of Ringgold, Ga, passed away peacefully in her sleep and went to be with her Lord on Wednesday March 20, 2019. She graduated from Chattanooga Central High School and worked for years as a bank teller in area banks, and retired from Suntrust Bank. She was a Hixson resident for many years. She worked as a volunteer ... (click for more)

Clarence Junior “Pop” Taylor, 79, of Rossville, passed away Friday, March 22, 2019. He had lived in the North Georgia area for most of his life and was a member of Faith Baptist Tabernacle in Flintstone. He had worked as an auto mechanic and enjoyed spending time with his grandkids, taking them fishing, and just being with family and friends. He was preceded in death by his ... (click for more)

Dr. Michael Howard (Mike) McCary died peacefully at his home, surrounded by family on March 20, 2019, at the age of 74. Mike was born and raised in Chattanooga. He graduated from Tyner High School and the University of Tennessee at Memphis Dental School. He faithfully served the children of Walker County for 40 years as a Pediatric Dentist. Upon retirement in 2006 his career ... (click for more)

Clara Kibble Campbell, 83, of Cleveland, departed this life on Wednesday, March 20, 2019, at Tennova Healthcare in Cleveland. Born on Dec. 28, to the late Dewey and Edna Kibbe, she was a native and lifelong resident of Bradley County and a longtime member of Broad Street United Methodist Church. Clara loved being around people, and enjoyed spending time with her family and friends. ... (click for more)

Chattanooga-Hamilton County Health Department officials confirmed Friday that an employee working at the Western Sizzlin Restaurant, 6021 Relocation Way, Ooltewah, has been diagnosed with acute hepatitis A. The restaurant employee worked at the restaurant while contagious March 10-20. Persons who ate at this restaurant during these dates should get vaccinated with the hepatitis ... (click for more)

County Commissioner Chester Bankston said consolidation of the city and county sewer programs "is the number one answer for our sewage problems." "It's the best answer for our taxpayers and ratepayers," said the commissioner who serves on a committee of Ooltewah area residents looking into the sewage issue. The panel is set to give its recommendations to officials of the Hamilton ... (click for more)