Signal Mountain resident Debbie Godbold is getting big results from her miniature dachshund, Maggie, as they team up to encourage students to read.

Signal Mountain youngsters are honing their hunting skills this season, learning patience and determination while spending quality time with their fathers.

Soddy-Daisy caterer Mindy Benton, owner of Meals by Mindy, is whipping up casseroles just in time for the holidays, offering hosts the satisfaction of having home-cooked meals without having to do the dishes.

Less than one year after relocating to a new place of business, the owners of Canine Courtesy Camp are nearing completion of their signature dog “sweets” and looking to further expand into an additional building.

Signal Mountain Middle School creators are testing their skills building tasty treats with their latest project, gingerbread houses to be displayed at the school and the Chattanooga Market.

The Center for Creative Arts invites the community to attend its Holiday Concert Dec. 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium featuring the school’s middle school singers, women’s ensemble, male ensemble, choral union and the concert choir.

Signal Mountain educator Susan Frankenberg will share her tutorial talents with the local community during a book signing at Wild Hare featuring the second edition of her book, “Read Aloud Magic.”

Rising Signal Mountain stars will show off their talents Dec. 4-20 by in the Chattanooga Theatre Centre’s Youth Theatre production of “Madeline’s Christmas.”

Olde Towne Antiques is offering holiday shoppers a little help this holiday season with its layaway payment plan option.

Seven members of Signal Mountain’s professional community will serve on the 2010 Mountain Business Association board beginning in January.