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Dirty Dough Cookies will be opening one of their signature cookie restaurants in Chattanooga, bringing an entirely novel stuffed cookie experience to the area, said officials. With their tagline of “Life gets messy. It’s better with cookies”, Dirty Dough cookies are baked fresh on location from the inside out, with every cookie featuring a combination …
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Joanna Rebecca Martin Joanna Rebecca Martin, 44, a resident of Cleveland, Tennessee, passed away Tuesday, August 8, 2023. Joanna was preceded in death by her maternal grandparents, Ralph and Pauline Palmer; paternal grandparents, Hilton and Doris Sanders; and her uncle, Gregg Palmer. Joanna was a 1997 graduated of Cleveland High School and she also attended …
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James Lamont Owens James Lamont Owens, also known as “Black James”, 49, of Chattanooga, Tennessee, transitioned from this life to eternity on July 20, 2023. He was born on November 23, 1973, to the late Virginia Buchanan and William Stamper but was adopted at birth by the late Ovetta and Luther Owens. Mr. Owens enjoyed …
Tony Louis “T Rock” Davis Tony Louis “T Rock” Davis was born July 18, 1963, in Chattanooga, Tennessee, to the late Veronica Billups and Eddie Phillips. Tony departed this life on Saturday, August 12, 2023, at a nursing home facility. He was educated in the Chattanooga Public School System. Tony retired as a DJ at …
Five men face charges and seven women accepted services following a two-day operation to address human trafficking in the Chattanooga area. There was a total of 21 encounters with individuals during this operation. The operation on August 25 and 26 was a partnership between the TBI’s Human Trafficking Unit, the Tennessee Human Trafficking Task Force, …
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County Commissioner David Sharpe on Wednesday defended “the good people of Red Bank” and said the school facilities plan unveiled by County Mayor Weston Wamp takes the city’s last elementary school and “stuffs the students into a 1,500-pupil school” elsewhere. He spoke after County Mayor Wamp on Monday at the Pachyderm Club, without naming him …
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The 200-acre Walden’s Ridge Park is set to open Sept. 30 featuring “world class mountain bike trails and bouldering.” Taft Sibley, project director, said some bouldering enthusiasts are expected to drive 12-15 hours to enjoy the new park that is near the W Road on the side of Walden’s Ridge. The county is planning to …
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Ruth Harriet Poulson Klinefelter Ruth Harriet Poulson Klinefelter passed away on Sunday, August 27, 2023. Ruth was born in Etna Green, In., on Feb. 23, 1935. Her parents were Donald Poulson and Olive (Kessler) Poulson. She graduated from Etna Green High School and attended Ball State University. In August of 1954 she married her high …
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Terry Forrester, 54, of Ooltewah, was killed in a crash in the 6400 block of Mountain View Road on Friday afternoon. Traffic investigators say Mr. Forrester was northbound on Mountain View Road when a southbound white Honda Accord driven by a 16-year-old crossed the double yellow center line and hit his gray Ford Ranger shortly …
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Chattanooga Police are investigating an overnight shooting on Long Street. Officers responded to a robbery call in the 2700 block of Long Street at 12:17 a.m. on Monday. They found a 30-year-old man inside a residence who told them he had been assaulted and shot by two women he did not know who took his …
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