Corinne A. Stewart , 95, passed peacefully in her sleep on December 8, 2019. She was formerly from Linwood, Mi., having resided in Soddy Daisy for the past two years. She is survived by her daughters, Janice (Dan) Cobb of Soddy Daisy, Leslee Lenamond of Frisco, Tx., and son, Leslie (Pamela) Antcliffe from Kentwood, Mi. There will be no visitation and services will ... (click for more)

Carolynn Bradley Mohney, 86, passed away peacefully in Chattanooga, Tennessee, surrounded by her family on December 4, 2019. She was a much-beloved and treasured wife, mother, and grandmother, as well as a fiercely intelligent, wise, funny, and capable woman. Born in Norwood, Oh., in 1933, she was the youngest of seven siblings. She later also lived in Kentucky, Illinois, ... (click for more)

Norman "Sonny" Levan Hobbs, 81, of Dunlap, passed away Thursday, December 5, 2019 at Erlanger Medical Center. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army, Spec 5. He was a member of Dunlap Church of God, and was formerly employed by Dupont and Dunlap Zipper Factory. He was preceded in death by his parents, Grady and Lucille Lockhart Hobbs; siblings, Glennis Kay Johnson, Avonelle ... (click for more)

Marilyn Rosa Foshee, 79, of Trenton, passed away on December 3, 2019. She was a loving lady that enjoyed cooking for her family and friends. Marilyn was of the Baptist faith, and attended Calvary Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her daughter, Mary Elizabeth; parents, John and Edith Burns; sisters, Ruth Weeks, Maggie McMahan and Ruby Doss; and brothers Johnny Burns ... (click for more)

Improving reading among K-3 students and bolstering classroom discipline were topics when the County Commission and School Board got together on Monday night. However, County Mayor Jim Coppinger said the joint session at Red Bank Middle School did not produce the consensus he had hoped for on a number of school improvement goals. A school employee was stationed at a blackboard ... (click for more)

The Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission on Monday chose to take no action on the zoning ordinance previously approved last month by the Walden Town Council, clearing the developer to proceed with a controversial Walden Town Center. The development slated for Taft Highway on Signal Mountain will include a full-service grocery store, fuel station, retail, offices ... (click for more)