Donald Wayne Wax, age 72, a resident of Cleveland, Tennessee, passed away Sunday, October 25, 2020 at the family residence. He was the son of the late Elmo and Sylvia Wax. Mr. Wax was a graduate of the Collegedale Academy and was retired from AT&T in Atlanta with over 30 years of service. He was a loving husband, father and grandfather. He was an avid NASCAR fan and The ... (click for more)

Elizabeth Ann Harris entered her heavenly home on October 25, 2020. She is survived in death by her loving husband, Zane B. Harris Sr. of 60 years; their three children, Beebo and Marcia Harris, Anna Harris Moody all of Cleveland, Missy and Patrick Priest of Riceville; grandchildren, MaryBeth Baker, Meagan Frye, Matthew Moody, Joel and Kassidy Moody of Cleveland, Patrick Priest, ... (click for more)

Irene “Lyn” Ellington Lindsey, a native of Chattanooga, Tennessee, died peacefully with family on Wednesday, October 21, 2020 at her home. She was born to the late Walter Lee and Anna Kile Ellington on September 11, 1922. Lyn, as she preferred to be called beginning her tennis years, which she was most proud of, could be seen every morning playing tennis with her many tennis ... (click for more)

Talza Anita “Baba” Bridges, 68, of Chattanooga, passed away on Monday, October 26, 2020, in a hospital in Spartanburg, SC. She was a dedicated Howard Hustlin Tiger. She was employed with Panni Presto Cleaners for over 20 years followed by Top Flight, Inc. Talza loved God, her family, friends and sports. She was preceded in death by her son, Darrell Bridges; grandson, Robert ... (click for more)

A flash flood watch goes into effect beginning at 8 p.m. tonight (Wednesday) and continuing through Thursday afternoon as heavy downpours continue. Hamilton County Schools will be on a two-hour delay Thursday due to Tropical Storm Zeta forecasted to be in the area until 8 a.m. School officials said, "The high winds and heavy rains associated with the storm system could impact ... (click for more)

Health Department Administrator Becky Barnes on Tuesday said a new spike in COVID-19 cases is caused by county residents "letting their guard down." She said the “curve” had been flattened momentarily, but now the county is starting to see a rise in cases. For instance, on Sept. 12, Hamilton County was averaging 59 cases a day. On the week ending on Oct. 24, this rate has risen ... (click for more)