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The cost of school supplies has increased by 23.7% in the last two years. A local nonprofit is helping families receive the supplies they need to become back-to-school-ready.

Reach One Teach One says school supply donations can be dropped off at Calvary Church of the Nazarene, located at 4400 Bonny Oaks Dr., from now until the event.

Reach One Teach One UCA has taken students to the Shaw Memorial Basketball Tournament in Atlanta for the past five years.

Janet Roslyn Lamont Martin, 97, died June 24, 2023. Mrs. Martin was born July 23, 1925 in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. She was a daughter of the late Raymond and Roberta Lamont.

The Monet Richardson Community Foundation is teaming up with Coastal Credit Union and Wall Street Juniors to teach kids financial literacy!

These savings accounts from credit unions can help members significantly boost their savings.

Short-term CDs can help you maximize savings rates today while maintaining some flexibility with your balance.

The Bible is central to literacy, and literacy is central to missions. The Bible and learning to read are gifts we can and should give away.

Darrick McGhee is a local pastor, lobbyist, and father who has a passion for other people. Darrick emphasizes his belief that every person should be mindful of the kind lessons of others in their everyday lives and, if they are able, pay forward those lessons and kindness to give back to others.

Two Chattanooga City Council members have personal connections to organizations that received federal pandemic relief dollars as part of a $30 million spending plan the panel authorized last year.