- Chattanooga Mourns Former Councilman and Civil Rights Icon Moses Freeman Jr.The city of Chattanooga is mourning the loss of Moses Freeman Jr., a former councilman, educator, community leader and civil rights icon. Mr. Freeman, 86, passed away on Aug. 3, 2024, leaving behind a legacy of service and advocacy that spanned decades. Mr. Freeman’s impact on Chattanooga was profound. At 74, he won a council… Read more: Chattanooga Mourns Former Councilman and Civil Rights Icon Moses Freeman Jr.
- ChattState’s Amanda Sovago-Royal Wins Prestigious Statewide AwardAmanda Sovago-Royal, a graduate of Chattanooga State Community College, has been recognized as the 2024 Technical College Student of the Year by the Tennessee Board of Regents (TBR). Each year, TBR recognizes two exemplary students from across the College System of Tennessee as Statewide Outstanding Achievement Awards (SOAR) recipients. They are selected based on an… Read more: ChattState’s Amanda Sovago-Royal Wins Prestigious Statewide Award
- Kelly Administration Adds Hunter, Bullard-Moore, and Walker to Leadership TeamChattanooga City Council on Aug. 6 confirmed Mayor Tim Kelly’s appointment of Carol Hunter as the new administrator of the Department of Community Development. Joy Bullard-Moore will join her as deputy administrator, and Donnie Walker has been appointed Chattanooga’s new director of supplier diversity. “Catalyzing economic vitality in underserved communities and building a competitive regional… Read more: Kelly Administration Adds Hunter, Bullard-Moore, and Walker to Leadership Team
- Women of Faith at SMBC to host 2024 WOMEN’S RETREATThe Women of Faith Ministry of Second Missionary Baptist Church (SMBC) is excited to announce the 2024 Women’s Retreat featuring a panel of dynamic and inspiring women from throughout the city. This year’s theme, “Christian Women Being Servants of God through Discipleship,” provides the framework from which five panelists (including a mother/daughter duo) will address… Read more: Women of Faith at SMBC to host 2024 WOMEN’S RETREAT
- Secretary of State’s Honor Vote Provides Opportunity to Recognize Military HeroesTennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett is reminding all registered Tennessee voters to join the Honor Vote program and cast a ballot in honor of U.S. veterans or active-duty service members. “The Honor Vote program is a small way to show our appreciation to those who have fought to protect our nation and preserve our rights,… Read more: Secretary of State’s Honor Vote Provides Opportunity to Recognize Military Heroes
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