Walden News

A late night fire destroys the original home of a Tennessee Valley institution. The building was currently on the Signal Mountain campgrounds of the Church of God.

Oh, and this is where it gets funny. No, I mean a totally pompous and arrogant attitude by the mayor and a particular commissioner of the town of Signal Mountain.

Elizabeth Akins, left, shares stories about the town of Walden with members of the Walden's Ridge Guild at the home of Carolyn Nardo, right.

Tennessee officials tentatively have agreed to pay a Florida-based company $500,000 for partial mineral rights to about 4,200 acres along Walden's Ridge near Soddy-Daisy. If accepted by the state and the company, Lahiere-Hill LLC of Florida, the agreement would end a nearly three-year court battle over the company's 'harvesting,' or commercial ...

A family of seven will be staying with friends tonight after losing everything to a fire at their residence.

On both days members of service organizations will be in Signal Plaza where they will introduce themselves to the community and give out information about their services.

In the summer of 2008, Director of Operations Tommy Lee was looking for ways to assist the Fairfield Glade community, to show how the department is a true part of the community.

Cumberland Plateau groups are looking to expand efforts to preserve and connect large tracts of plateau land -- a minimum of 1.7 million acres and perhaps about 2 million acres.

A $500,000 Community Development Block Grant has been approved to assist in infrastructure improvements in Hamilton County.

After studying at art studios in St. Louis, she returned to Walden to marry Frank Miles and continue her art and writing.

Sept. 21, 2009 Mayor Larry Waters presented eight Sevier County Commissioners with a Service Award of 20 years or more on behalf of the Tennessee County Commission Association.

An overnight search on a rain-drenched mountain ridge ended happily Friday when rescuers found a teenager who had walked away from his house to hike alone in the rugged area that adjoins his upscale neighborhood in southeastern Tennessee.

What do you think of the Congressman who yelled "You Lied" at the President during his speech? : I loved it, more politicians should speak out.

Volunteers Diann Sivley, left, and David Atkinson, right, examine the turnout gear he is wearing while WRES Fire Chief Jim Hillis looks on.

CHATTANOOGA - Thomas O'Neal started small. With one family plot and a 1950s Farmall tractor, he began 12 years ago to carve a new niche in local agriculture.