Flat Top Independent Church is making strides in its efforts to protect the feet of orphans in need around the world, but the church needs community donations to make it happen.

The Soddy-Daisy Rails to Trails Advocacy Group is working to raise $3,800 for an engineering study, which will bring Soddy-Daisy and Hixson a step closer to sharing a 6-mile walking and biking path.

Shirts made entirely of recycled plastic bottles, environmentally conscious flash drives and biodegradable bottles are just a few of the 6,000 items available through R&R Custom Awards Jewelry and Promotions.

Finding something cool and sweet on a hot day in downtown Chattanooga might not mean finding as many calories as you’d expect thanks to the newly opened Pino Gelato.

Despite conflicting information from the U.S. Census Bureau and Municipal Technical Advisory Service about Signal Mountain population trends, area real estate agents say that people are buying — just not the mountain’s most expensive homes.

The popularity of Walden’s Pumpkin Patch is causing the Mayor and Board of Aldermen to consider a fee for large groups whether or not the groups reserve the pavilion.

Signal Mountain resident Brandi Nash Hicks and her sister, Ginna Nash, are bringing their sense of family to Follicle, a new salon that has the look of a living room.

Despite the support of Signal residents, Town Council and the Hamilton County Board of Education the sale of the former Signal Mountain Middle School property may be stopped by the Hamilton County Commission July 30.

The Signal Mountain Town Council’s 4-1 vote on first reading to repeal the Shackleford Ridge Overlay Zone did not put an end to the debate over lot size.

Signal Mountain has opted out of the new state law to allow guns in parks and the town of Walden has opted to delay its decision.