As part of the I-75/I-24 design-build interchange modification project in Hamilton County, TDOT contract crews must begin final paving operations on the interstate ramps. This work will take place over two weekends. Beginning Friday, July 30, 2021 at 9:00 p.m. EDT through Monday, August 2, at 6:00 a.m. EDT, crews are scheduled to pave the […]
Health Department Reports 120 New Daily COVID-19 Cases
Offers School Reopening Guidance, Testing Resources The Hamilton County Health Department reports 120 new COVID-19 cases on Friday, marking the first time the department has seen cases in the 120 range since March 19, 2021. The number of Hamilton County residents hospitalized for COVID-19 also continues to rise. Last week, the average number of Hamilton […]
Health Department Monitoring Increase in COVID-19 Cases
COVID Cases up 218 Percent in Last Two Weeks The Hamilton County Health Department has been monitoring the steady increase in COVID-19 infections over the last four weeks. In the last 14 days, Hamilton County has seen a 218 percent jump in new COVID-19 cases. Over 50 percent of these new cases have occurred in […]
Police Briefs for July 20
The following information was compiled from “pass along reports” provided by ERPD. July 17 – Day Shift 3805 Ringgold Road (suspicious person): Police were called to the area of Amigo’s concerning a man looking into vehicles. Contact was made with Franklin Shropshire who was arrested on a Hamilton County warrant. (21-010199) 3600 Ringgold Road (field […]
Police Briefs for July 19
July 15– Day Shift 21-010094- 1417 Saint Thomas Street (Motel 6)- Disorder- Management advised a guest in room 210 was causing a disorder over them not returning his deposit. Once on scene police spoke with the guest and advised him to contact the corporate office for the motel to attempt a refund. He left without […]
UPDATED: Helton Resigns as East Ridge Municipal Court Judge
City Council Appoints Wilson As Interim UPDATE: During Thursday’s East Ridge City Council meeting, the council appointed Collegedale Municipal Court Judge Kevin Wilson to serve as interim East Ridge Municipal Court Judge. He is to begin hearing cases next month. According to the City Charter, Wilson will sit on the bench until the next Municipal […]
City Council Meeting of June 24
City Gets Dog Park Grant
Officials with the City of East Ridge announced Monday that the city was awarded one of fifteen $25,000 grants as part of the 2021 Tennessee Dog Park Dash by the Boyd Foundation. The money will provide the opportunity for the city to create a dog park at Springvale Park in the heart of East Ridge. […]
City Council Meeting of June 10
UPDATED: Man Killed in Bennett Road House Fire
UPDATE: The man who was dragged from a burning house on Bennett Road succumbed to his injuries, According to East Ridge Fire Chief Mike Williams, Timothy Dale Light Jr., 38, died from his injuries suffered in the fire. On Wednesday, Chief Williams said he held off reporting the identity of the victim until family […]
Producer of Documentary Celebrating City Centennial is Asking for Public’s Old Film
East Ridge will celebrate its 100th anniversary as an incorporated city in September at a big party down at Camp Jordan. There’s gonna be something for everyone at the September 25 event, ranging from live bands to a variety of good food and beer from a number of area breweries. For the history buffs […]
Winners in Liquor Store Lottery
During Thursday night’s East Ridge City Council Meeting, a lottery was held to determine who would be able to potentially open liquor stores in East Ridge. The winner on the West end of Ringgold Road was a fore drawn conclusion, as he was the only qualified applicant. That winner was Harsh Patel. On the East […]
Jones Donates 100 Grand for Weight Room at ERHS
The East Ridge High School football program celebrated with its annual awards ceremony in the gym, Wednesday evening. At the end of the festivities, Johnny Jones Sr., a businessman with roots in our city, gave the football program even more to celebrate, as he presented a $100,000 check to the alumni association earmarked for a […]
UPDATED: Pioneer Frontier Demolition Begins
No Decision has been Made on the Salvaged Timbers with Palm Prints UPDATE: City officials said Wednesday that no decision has been made on what will become of the palm prints in the timbers salvaged from Pioneer Frontier. Officials said to not call City Hall to inquire about acquiring palm prints. Demolition of the venerable […]
Pioneer Frontier to Go Before the Wrecking Ball
City to Demolish Current Playground in Anticipation for New Playground and Splashpad The City of East Ridge will begin demolition on the current Pioneer Frontier Playground beginning Monday, April 5 to prepare for the new playground and splashpad equipment to be installed. Demo is expected to be completed by May 1 and installation should begin around […]
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