Will Honeycutt, community liaison for Calvin Donaldson Elementary School, asked the community to aid a single mom who needed clothing for her children.

It's time for the annual Chili Fest to honor the police, fire and emergency personnel who work and live in St. Elmo.

Although River City Industrial is not as big as Chattem, it’s another St. Elmo business that is doing well, despite the economic turndown.

St. Elmo residents interested in learning how to waltz may do so by participating in a new series of classes taught by Byl Butler. The St. Elmo Waltz Society will hold classes at the South Community Recreation Center, 1151 West 40th St., beginning Oct. 24

“Fiddler on the Roof,” the Tony award-winning musical, will be presented by the Chattanooga Christian High School Theater Department Nov. 5, 6, 7, 12, 13 and 14 at 7 p.m. in the CCS Fine Arts Center.

The McCallie chapter of Habitat for Humanity will soon begin work on its 13th Chattanooga area house, constructing a home at 57th and Alabama for a single mom and her three sons.

The old firehall building on St. Elmo Avenue, currently used by the Community Association of Historic St. Elmo (CAHSE) for meetings, continues to be a point of discussion in the neighborhood.

Councilman Manny Rico, the Chattanooga City Councilman representing St. Elmo, has gone on record with his opposition to closing the police precinct here.

Fire struck again in St. Elmo just a few weeks after a spectacular fire gutted the Methodist church, this time claiming a structure at 4011 Tennessee Ave.

Calvin Donaldson Environmental Science Academy will host the Calvin Donaldson Community Gala on Sept. 12 from 1 to 5 p.m., and St. Elmo residents are invited.