Martha S. Boyd, 94, of Kimball, passed away on Tuesday, July 7, 2020. She was a member of Kimball Church of Christ and was preceded in death by her husband, Byron L. Boyd; son, Jimmy Boyd; parents, John Lewis and Martha T. Smith; sisters, Nellie M. Smith Hess and Louise Smith; son-in-law, Howell Lee Thomas. Those left to treasure her memories are her daughter, Janice B. ... (click for more)

Anita C. Ogle, 56, passed away on July 4, 2020, at her home in Jasper, Tennessee. She was a loving wife, mother and grandmother. She loved her family, friends, her flowers and family cookouts. Anita is survived by her husband, Clarence Ogle; parents, Don and Brenda Birdwell and Sue Gibson Webb; sons, Rickey Dale Pace (Larramie) and Benjamin Pace; daughter, Shannan Ogle; sisters, ... (click for more)

Cullen L. Davis. 87, of East Brainerd, passed away on Thursday, July 9, 2020. A native of Townsend, Tn., Cullen was a longtime resident of Chattanooga. He was retired vice president of Memorial Hospital after 30 years of service. A longtime member and deacon of First Presbyterian Church of Chattanooga, and most recently, he was a member of Covenant Presbyterian ... (click for more)

Bernice Calhoun, 100, passed away on July 6, 2020, in Chattanooga. She was a faithful member of New Home Baptist Church. She retired from Karlstad Senior Living Center. She leaves to cherish her memory, two daughters, Lillie Ruth Carter and Sylvia (Major) Bowles; sons, Rev. James (Terry) Calhoun and Raymond (Janice) Calhoun; a host of grandchildren, great grandchildren, and ... (click for more)

The number of coronavirus patients in Chattanooga hospitals has risen to the highest level yet - 71. That includes 37 from Hamilton County. The previous high was 65 on June 10. The number of those in Intensive Care has dropped back down to 17. Hamilton County has had 104 more coronavirus cases, bringing the total to 3,180. Deaths remain at 36. There ... (click for more)

UTC officials have canceled commencement ceremonies that had been postponed to August, due to COVID. Officials said, "Back in March when COVID-19 first made its way to Chattanooga, a conclusion was reached to postpone commencement ceremonies until August. We hoped the virus would run its course and that we could safely celebrate the accomplishments of the Class of 2020 in August. ... (click for more)