Joe F. Craig, 80, went to be with the Lord on Friday, January 21, 2022. He loved family and enjoyed riding in the mountains with his sons and grandchildren. Joe was retired as a shop foreman for Herb Adcox Chevrolet in Chattanooga after 30 years of faithful service. Joe was proceeded in death by his father, James Craig; mother, Annie Mae Craig; brother, Gene Craig; sisters, ... (click for more)

Hazel M. Hindman, 82, of Cleveland, departed this life on Sunday, January 23, 2022 at her residence, with her family by her side. Born on Oct. 4, 1939 in Knoxville to the late Mark and Annie Lee Miller, she lived most of her life in Bradley County, and retired from Shering-Plough after 18 years of service. After retirement she worked on the family farm for many years and enjoyed ... (click for more)

Franklin Hale, 82, went to his heavenly home on January 19, 2022. Although his home was in Chattanooga, he spent the last 21 years expanding his business in Savannah, Tn. Mr. Hale was an entrepreneur in domestic caviar, which he was able to cultivate into a successful career as the owner of American Pearl Caviar, Inc. for over 57 years. Outside of his business, he enjoyed ... (click for more)

Donald Graham “Don” Cowan, 77, of Georgetown, Tennessee, passed peacefully January 14, 2022. Don was a graduate of North Carolina State University. He spent most of his life as an engineer in the carpet industry and retired to spend more time with his wife, children, grandchildren and great- grandchildren. Don enjoyed spending time with family and friends. He enjoyed fishing ... (click for more)

The town of Signal Mountain has received $1.2 million from the American Rescue Plan and will get a second installment next year from the federal government. It also has gotten $998,000 from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation. Discussion about how to spend these grants took place at the town council meeting Monday night. Interim Town Manager Mitchell Moore ... (click for more)

The Hamilton County Health Department on Monday reported 467 new positive COVID-19 cases, down from 670 on Friday. The total number of cases in the county now stands at 84,442. There were 14 more deaths from the virus in Hamilton County reported on Monday, for a total of 971. Officials with the Hamilton County Health Department said nine are deaths added as part of the review ... (click for more)