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Music at St. Mark's presents Sunday afternoon recital

Squillario receives Distinguished Citizen Award from the Boy Scouts

Osborn, Billie Ann Wilson (Dalton) - Chattanoogan.com

North Georgia halted disaffiliations. Then a Dalton Methodist pastor left his church behind — and started a new congregation

In late December, some Methodists sensed a betrayal.

Thomas L. Phillips - Chattanoogan.com

Annalee Harlan Running Again For Dalton City Council

Annalee Harlan Running Again For Dalton City Council Wednesday, July 7, 2021 Councilmember Annalee Harlan announced that she will seek re-election to the Dalton City Council in the election on Nov. 2. “We still have so much I want to help accomplish for the city of Dalton,” she said. “My contributions on the city council are not complete.” She said her campaign will focus on her experience in public safety, healthcare and time already served on the council as her main qualifications for re-election. “Through my experience in the healthcare sector and small business owner, as well as my track record on the City Council, I believe I am most qualified to continue carrying our city forward.

City Park School celebrates Christmas early with books and more for students and their families

Ryan Anderson/Daily Citizen-News Each grade level of City Park School set up its own station for students and families at Thursday's drive-thru Deck the Paws event, passing out treats ranging from oranges and candy canes to coloring books and ornament making kits.  Ryan Anderson/Daily Citizen-News Special guests at Thursday's Deck the Paws holiday extravaganza included Santa Claus, Dalton High School cheerleaders and Paws the Panther, City Park School's mascot.  Ryan Anderson/Daily Citizen-News City Park School staff members hand out books and other treats to students during Thursday's drive-thru Deck the Paws holiday celebration.  Though the free books may have been the main attraction, City Park School students and their families received everything from oranges and candy canes to cookies and coloring books during the school's Deck the Paws holiday celebration Thursday.