Harold C. Sanders, 94, of Chattanooga, passed away on Sunday, May 19, 2019. Harold was born and raised in Hayesville, N.C. He retired from TVA as a purchasing agent. Harold was a combat wounded WWII Army veteran having served in the Battle of the Bulge. He was also awarded the Purple Heart Medal and a member of Disabled American Veterans. Harold enjoyed woodworking, hunting, ... (click for more)

Margarette Azell Cheek Coker, 86, of Chattanooga, passed away on Saturday, May 18, 2019. She was born to the late Henry Floyd and Margarette Elizabeth Cheek in Hamilton County, and was a member of Philadelphia Baptist Church. Margarette was a loving mother, grandmother, aunt and friend, who will be greatly missed. She was also preceded in death by her husband, Charles L. Coker ... (click for more)

Ethel Burchfield Scoggins, 86, of Cleveland, departed this life on Friday, May 17, 2019, at home. Born on June 7, 1932, in Polk County to the late J.H. and Erma Shahan, she had lived the majority of her life in Bradley County. She was a member of Samples Memorial Baptist Church and recently attended Philadelphia Baptist Church. Ethel loved racing, her church and spending time ... (click for more)

Robert “Eddy” Jackett Sr., 77, born April 26, 1942 to Robert W. Jackett and Lillian Inez Burnett Jackett at Baptist Hospital, Memphis, Tn,, died May 16, 2019 at his home on Dayton Mountain. Eddy was past master of Masonic Lodge 512, Dayton, and a member of Alhambra Shrine of Chattanooga, serving in the Provost Unit. He was a tool and die maker with La-Z-Boy, Dayton for over 30 ... (click for more)

A motorist who felt he got "cut off" by a vehicle entering I-24 in Brainerd wound up getting in a road rage brawl with the other motorist near the Fourth Avenue Exit on Friday. It also resulted in the arrest of Joseph C. Koehler, 42, of 619 Texas Ave., Signal Mountain. He was charged with assault. The other driver, Alexander Martin Nicolou, 32, of 3501 Angela Lane, was not ... (click for more)

Billy Hawk, who was given a new trial after being convicted of a murder that happened 35 years ago, is deciding which lawyer to use this time around. In an appearance before Criminal Court Judge Don Poole on Monday, he was with attorneys Frank Lannom and Melanie Bean of Lebanon, Tn. However, attorney Lannom said they had not yet been retained. Judge Poole gave Hawk until June ... (click for more)