City Government

🏛️ Courthouse Corner: Unemployment Drops in All 95 Tennessee Counties, Chattanooga Votes to Run City Water to Raccoon Mountain Homes on Wells, a Plan to Replace Old Lead Pipes Comes Up Nov. 3, and Marion’s Sheriff Opens Christmas for Kids

🏛️ Courthouse Corner: Unemployment Drops in All 95 Tennessee Counties, Chattanooga Votes to Run City Water to Raccoon Mountain Homes on Wells, a Plan to Replace Old Lead Pipes Comes Up Nov. 3, and Marion’s Sheriff Opens Christmas for Kids

Oct 24, 2026 |

Unemployment fell in all 95 Tennessee counties in September, including every county in the Valley. Chattanooga voted to bring city water to Raccoon Mountain homes on wells, a Nov. 3 resolution would back replacing old lead pipes at no full cost to each homeowner, and Marion County’s sheriff opened Christmas for Kids. Plus Kimball paving, Monday’s meetings and the dates to remember.

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🏛️ Courthouse Corner: Rhea Lines Up Free Wildfire Gear for Volunteer Firefighters, Chattanooga Adds $330,000 for Home Repairs and Help, South Pittsburg Backs Kids’ Basketball, and Whitwell Earns a Budget Award

🏛️ Courthouse Corner: Rhea Lines Up Free Wildfire Gear for Volunteer Firefighters, Chattanooga Adds $330,000 for Home Repairs and Help, South Pittsburg Backs Kids’ Basketball, and Whitwell Earns a Budget Award

Oct 22, 2026 |

Rhea County is applying for free wildfire gear for its volunteer fire departments, Chattanooga made $330,000 in home-repair and helping-hand money official, South Pittsburg is giving $5,000 to youth basketball and Whitwell earned a state budget award. Plus the results we’re still waiting on and the dates to remember.

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🏛️ Courthouse Corner: Tennessee Names Its 70th State Park Angel’s Hollow, Grundy’s School Board Says No to Raises, Van Buren Pauses 911 Board Picks, and Chattanooga Breaks Ground on a New Federal Courthouse

🏛️ Courthouse Corner: Tennessee Names Its 70th State Park Angel’s Hollow, Grundy’s School Board Says No to Raises, Van Buren Pauses 911 Board Picks, and Chattanooga Breaks Ground on a New Federal Courthouse

Oct 21, 2026 |

Tennessee’s newest state park, just down the road near Sale Creek, now has a name and a dedication date. Grundy County’s school board voted down administrator raises, Van Buren County took a month to study its 911 board, and Chattanooga broke ground on a new federal courthouse. Plus the results we’re still waiting on and the dates to remember this week.

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🏛️ Courthouse Corner: Tennessee Names Its 70th State Park Angel’s Hollow, Grundy’s School Board Says No to Raises, Van Buren Pauses 911 Board Picks, and Chattanooga Breaks Ground on a New Federal Courthouse

🏛️ Courthouse Corner: Tennessee Names Its 70th State Park Angel’s Hollow, Grundy’s School Board Says No to Raises, Van Buren Pauses 911 Board Picks, and Chattanooga Breaks Ground on a New Federal Courthouse

Oct 21, 2026 |

Tennessee’s newest state park, just down the road near Sale Creek, now has a name and a dedication date. Grundy County’s school board voted down administrator raises, Van Buren County took a month to study its 911 board, and Chattanooga broke ground on a new federal courthouse. Plus the results we’re still waiting on and the dates to remember this week.

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