Judy Daughtery Cole, age 72, a resident of Cleveland, passed away Monday morning in a local health care facility. Judy was the daughter of the late Lucy Goad Daughtery and Hobart Daughtery. Her daughter, Debbie Powell, her 10 siblings, her father in law, Lloyd W. Cole Sr., her sisters in law, Sandra Cole and Barbara Carter and her brother in law, William K. Cole also preceded her ... (click for more)

Mary Etta Davis, age 85, of Back Berryton Road, Summerville, Georgia, passed away Sunday morning, October 20, 2019, at the home of her daughter, Joyce Pritchett, in Menlo, Ga. A native of Chattooga County, she was born in the Subligna community, on Nov. 16, 1933, to the late James and Haney Dooley Hix. She was a member of the West Berryton Faith Temple, a retiree of the sewing ... (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)

Eugene "Gene" Michael Longobardi Jr., 63, of Hixson went home to be with his Lord on Monday, October 21, 2019 surrounded by his family. Gene was a native of New Haven, Conn., and lived in Chattanooga for many years. He was a software engineer for various technical firms including TVA over the past years and was an active member of The Ministry Center. Gene was a paratrooper ... (click for more)

The report concerning Collegedale’s police department that MTAS (Municipal Technical Advisory Service) was asked to do, is close to being finished. Honna Rogers, the city’s liaison with MTAS, has told Mayor Katie Lamb that she will be notified when it is ready. The mayor asked the commissioners how they would like to proceed when it is complete. City Attorney Sam Elliott said ... (click for more)

Investigators have determined that two fires that occurred right down the street from one another were intentionally set. The Chattanooga Fire Department was called to a shed fire in the 4000 block of Dodds Avenue around 4:20 a.m. on Sunday. They found the burning shed and as they started working to extinguish the blaze, Chattanooga Police officers alerted the ... (click for more)