Delilah Doyle McBryar, 82, of Wildwood, passed away, Sunday, October 20, 2019. She was very family-oriented and loved to garden and quilt. She was a member of North Dade Community Center and Calvary Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her parents, Raymond and Lottie Doyle and sisters, Anita Lynn and Audrey Gilbreath. Survivors include her loving husband of 62 ... (click for more)

Drew Garrad McKaig, born on January 13, 1998, passed away, Saturday, October 19, 2019, at the age of 21. A 2016 graduate of Dade County High School and a proud 2019 graduate of Motorcycle Mechanics Institute in Orlando. After graduation, Garrad was employed by White Lightning Harley Davidson in Chattanooga as a technician. Garrad was loved by all who met him and lived life ... (click for more)

Homer Thomas Petty, Jr. 92, of Chattanooga passed away peacefully on Monday, October 14 2019 at a local nursing facility while watching a western on TV. He was a lifelong resident of Chattanooga and a veteran of the U.S. Navy. He was also a deacon at the former Eastdale Baptist Church. H.T. was a prominent and distinguished Upholsterer and Refinisher in the Chattanooga and North ... (click for more)

Frances Rollins Mendenhall, 91, passed away on October 18, 2019. Daughter of Lee and Mary Rollins, Frances lived a full and wonderful life for over 91 years. An avid reader, an active member of Morris Hill Baptist Church, and a retired career woman for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee, she spent her last few years living in Florida, ever expanding her large circle of friends. ... (click for more)

Two brothers who in 2017 pledged to build a textile plant in economically distressed Bledsoe County that would provide 1,000 jobs have been indicted by federal authorities on a variety of wire fraud, mail fraud and money laundering charges. Governor Bill Haslam had been among those attending the announcement at Pikeville by Karim and Rahim Sadruddin. Prosecutor Steve Neff ... (click for more)

The head of the citizen watchdog group, Accountability for Taxpayer Money (ATM), says both the Market Center and the The Maclellan apartment building should give up their PILOT tax break agreements. Helens Burns Sharp noted that both have changed their business models and now include short-term rentals. Ms. Sharp sent an email to members of the board of the city's Health Educational ... (click for more)