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Anytime someone leaves a top position in a company or organization, let alone is fired, the ripple effects spread to every level.
A local nonprofit will continue to operate a sanctioned homeless camp for another six months as Chattanooga officials look to move the 33 residents to permanent housing before ultimately closing the site.
The city of Soddy-Daisy has passed an ordinance prohibiting camping on city property, raising concerns as to where the unhoused people camping in city parks will go.
Amanda Kent keeps expecting to see Mama Kay's crystal-clear, blue eyes staring back at her every time she turns around to look through the fence that surrounds Chattanooga's sanctioned homeless camp at 12th and Peeples streets.
Two white, cube-shaped buildings sit on a vacant lot on East 10th Street. Windows poke out from the sides, and a door offers entry into the small living space inside.