The number of new COVID-19 cases in Hamilton County on Saturday is 32. The new total is 9,273. There have been no more deaths, said the county Health Department, for a total of 91. Hamilton County has had 7,754 people recover from the virus (84 percent) and there are 1,428 active cases. There are 52 people hospitalized in the county from coronavirus, and one suspected case. ... (click for more)

Georgia state health officials reported on Monday there have been an additional two deaths due to the coronavirus. The new total is 6,604. There were 1,187 new cases as that total reached 307,339 confirmed cases of coronavirus. Hospitalizations are at 27,394, up 17 from Sunday. Here are the numbers by county: Catoosa County: 1,108 cases, up 7; 17 deaths; 74 hospitalizations ... (click for more)

Executive Summary: A New Chattanooga Way The Chattanooga renaissance that local leaders brag about took almost 40 years to reach fruition. It took risk. It took vision. It took billions of dollars. The physical renaissance is a farce if it fails to lift all Chattanoogans. The evidence in this report suggests the renaissance is incomplete. A New Chattanooga Way would include ... (click for more)

There is one story in the Bible that I try to never forget. It’s the one where the Lord Jesus healed 10 lepers but only one came back with thanks. Man, forget those other nine … I strive to be the one who comes back. After all God has done in my life … I may fail again and again. I may be ‘a back-slider,’ and a disappointment to the Kingdom, but, brother, not thanking God every ... (click for more)

he University of Tennessee at Chattanooga women's tennis team closed out the Central Arkansas Fall Invite with a 6-0 mark in doubles action today. The Mocs finished the first tournament of the season with a 6-3 record in doubles and 12-7 mark in singles. Freshman Jessie Young and junior Bogdana Zaporozhets teamed up a No. 1 to post wins over Louisiana-Monroe and Missouri State. ... (click for more)

Tim McCreadie (# 39) of Watertown, N.Y. beat Tennessean Jimmy Owens with four laps to spare Saturday night to win the I-80 Nationals worth $30,000. T-Mac's ceremoniously beating of his roof top was met by thunderous applause at I-80 Speedway as fans loudly approved of the fist pumped high in the air in Victory Lane. McCreadie was the last of four different race leaders that had ... (click for more)