Matthew Brayton Nicholas Riese, 21, was born in Vladivostok, Russia on June, 14 1999, and died on February, 24 2021 in Dyersburg, Tennessee. He completed his high school education and some college at UT Martin. He was an Intelligent, funny, creative, artistic, musical person. He is survived by his parents, Sandra (Ness) and David Riese, siblings Shannon, Mara, and Kathleen, ... (click for more)

Charlsie Mae Brown, 77, passed away on May 6, 2021. She was of the Baptist faith and a member of Christ Hope Missionary Baptist Church of Chattanooga. She was preceded in death by her parents, Edward Wright and Ephis McDaniel; daughter, Bridgette Wright and son, Charles Benford. She leaves to cherish her memories, daughter, Kimberly (Neil) Prigmore; son, Frederick (April) ... (click for more)

Geraldine Albritton Dills Green, 86, passed away on Wednesday, May 5, 2021, in Blakely, Georgia. She was a longtime resident of Cleveland before moving to Georgia. Geraldine love to crochet and sew and was an avid Atlanta Braves fan. She enjoyed being outdoors, gardening, canning and camping. Geraldine was a member of Southside Baptist Church in Blakely. She was preceded ... (click for more)

Amanda Laurin Clark, 33, of Evensville, passed away on Wednesday, May 5, 2021, at her home. She was born in Chattanooga on May 6, 1987, the daughter of Aaron Leon and Cheryl Suzanne (Corvin) Clark of Evensville. She lived all her life in Dayton, was a homeschool graduate, and was a recent graduate of Chattanooga College. She was employed as a nail tech and enjoyed watching ... (click for more)

A special called meeting of the Red Bank Commission on Friday was contentious from the start. Mayor Hollie Berry and Vice Mayor Stefanie Dalton contend that a vote for a contract to retain Tim Thornbury on an on-call basis at the April 26 meeting was not legal because the city had no representation present. City Attorney Arnold Stulce has recused himself from matters concerning ... (click for more)

Sunny skies and perfect weather made for a crowd friendly 72nd annual Armed Forces Parade down Market Street Friday morning – although it was briefer and with fewer marching bands than in years past. And a bright future was predicted as well for America’s security by the Armed Forces celebration luncheon speaker, Congressman Mark Green of Tennessee, despite the admitted challenges ... (click for more)