Tony Enloe Bowman, 59, of the Walnut Grove Community of Decatur, went to his new address in Heaven on Thursday, February 13, 2020, at the Ft. Sanders Medical Center after a lengthy illness. He was an electrician at Dupont for several years and loved old cars, car shows, fishing, and especially spending time with his beautiful family, Debbie, Kelly, Crystal, and his grandchildren. ... (click for more)

Harold Michael Green, 31, of Decatur, passed away on Saturday, February 15, 2020, at Erlanger Medical Center, Chattanooga. He was deputy at the Meigs County Sheriff Department for two years and was an avid outdoorsman. Survivors include his parents, Michael and Becky Green of Decatur; mother of his children, Carolyn Green of Decatur; two daughters, Layla and Kynslie Green ... (click for more)

Wilma Louise Quarles, 88, of Harrison, Tennessee, passed away on Monday, February 17, 2020, two days after her husband, Everett Glenn Quarles. She was retired from Bell South and enjoyed gardening, canning and beekeeping. She was preceded in death by her husband, Everett Glenn Quarles; parents, Willos and Stella Ferguson Pendergrass one sister, Frances Cox; two brothers, Ernest ... (click for more)

Margie “Mart” Raulston Willett passed away at her home in Destin, Florida. Mart was the third daughter of Jack and Lois Raulston and granddaughter of E.B. and Emma Ellison Raulston and John and Nell Forester Blalock. She was a graduate of the Red Bank High School Class of 1970 and of the University of Tennessee Chattanooga where she earned a bachelor’s degree in education ... (click for more)

Human skeletal remains were found in Walker County in a wooded area about 500 yards off the roadway, east of the 4000 block of South Highway 27, Lafayette, by a man and his son while they were hunting Monday morning, according to Walker County Sheriff Steve Wilson. The remains are believed to be those of a Walker County man missing since Sept. 30. Robert “Robbie” Sisson III, ... (click for more)

Janet Hinds, who allegedly drove drunk and killed officer Nicholas Galinger in 2019, had her trial set for Sept. 29. Judge Don Poole also believed there was no need for a change of venue, saying that the court could go through a large number of candidates and find unbiased jurors in Hamilton County. Defense attorney Ben McGowan claimed that the police department was withholding ... (click for more)