Glenn E. Herald, 65, of Chattanooga passed away peacefully in his sleep on Wednesday, November 20, 2109. Born October 20, 1954 in Irvine, Kentucky to Paul and Barbara Herald, Glenn has lived in Chattanooga for the past 12 years. Having been in the wine and spirits business his entire professional career in and around the Kentucky area; Glenn was recruited by Andy Cox in ... (click for more)

Charles Leonard Wilkey, 82, of Dayton, TN, went home to be with the Lord on Wednesday, November 20, 2019. Leonard was born and raised in Dayton, Tennessee to the late Jesse Lee and Elizabeth Wilkey. He worked for DuPont in the maintenance department for 34 years until retiring. Leonard was a member of White Oak Baptist Church. He enjoyed farming, horseback riding and gardening. ... (click for more)

Maggie Eve Clayton, age 84, departed this life, Thursday, November 20, 2019 at a local hospital. Arrangements are by locally owned and operated Ponders Melrose Chapel, Dalton, GA. (706) 226-4002. (click for more)

Jennie Mae Rouse, 89, of Dalton, Georgia, departed this life Monday, November 18, 2019 at Regency Park. Jennie was born Oct, 15, 1930 to her parents, Buford and Lucy Keith Kinnamon. Mrs. Rouse worked for Sample concepts for many years as a binder operator. Jennie was a devoted and faithful member of Antioch Baptist church and loved her church family. Mrs. Rouse is preceded ... (click for more)

The Tennessee Aquarium is contracting out its gift shops and concessions. An employee said about 30 workers are affected. The contract will go to Event Network, which operates a number of similar facilities around the country. The Aquarium has used its own staff since it opened in May 1992. The employee said workers were told they could apply with the new company. ... (click for more)

CARTA is planning to begin providing free rides to veterans on its entire transit fleet. Lisa Maragnano, executive director, said, "I think we should be doing more for our veterans. "They put their lives on the line for us so it's the right thing to do. They deserve it." She said the goal is to have the new policy go into effect Jan. 2. Ms. Maragnano said some other ... (click for more)