Officials with the City of East Ridge invite the public to the Ground Breaking Ceremony for the City’s new animal shelter.  The ceremony will be held at 5302 Stone Street on Tuesday, December 5.  The program is scheduled to begin at 1:30 pm.  Jennifer Massengale, East Ridge Animal Services Supervisor, believes the new facility, which […]

Beginning on Monday, October 16, Talley Construction crews will close South Moore Road at Ringgold Road.   Construction is planned to begin on Monday and is expected to be completed in approximately two weeks. During this phase of construction, Talley Construction will be excavating and installing storm drainage pipe and structures across the intersection.  During […]

It took 13 months to build at a cost of nearly three quarters of a million dollars, but the brand spanking new Pierce Enforcer fire engine was ceremoniously nudged into its bay at East Ridge Fire Department’s Station 2, Friday during the traditional “wash down” and “push-in” ceremony. “We’ve come a long way,” Chief Mike […]

UPDATE: More than a dozen RVs were destroyed by Friday evening’s fire at Camping World. According to a technician who works at the facility, the employees working in the structures that were destroyed by the fire had left and locked up at about 6 p.m. A short time later, the fire was detected by surveillance […]

Free dental, vision and medical services coming to East Ridge  Remote Area Medical – RAM® – a major nonprofit provider of pop-up clinics delivering free, quality dental, vision and medical care to those in need – will hold a free, two-day clinic on Sept. 9-10. RAM will be set up at the Camp Jordan Arena, […]

Action Church is moving from its current location on Germantown Avenue into the former Spring Creek Road Baptist Church. According to an email statement from Action Church Pastor Daniel Beard, Action Church closed on the purchase of the Spring Creek facility on August 28.  “Our desire is to continue to provide a place of hope, […]

Speaker Sexton, Rep. Pearson Give Different Accounts of Incident This article is from Tennessee/Lookout A special session of the General Assembly designed to improve public safety in the wake of the Covenant School mass shooting wrapped up with violence and anger. The House and Senate agreed to spend $110 million on an array of safety measures. But […]