On Feb. 23, former City Manager, Ted Rogers, announced his retirement, effective March 12. Thirty-three applicants submitted their resumes to fill the vacant role by
On March 26, the Hamilton County Health Department (HCHD) opened up the eligibility for COVID-19 vaccinations to all residents ages 16 and older, including non-county
The Collegedale Public Library opened on March 15 for limited in-library use including browsing and checking out books, using the computers and studying at indoor
At the March 1 Collegedale commission meeting, Mayor Katie Lamb nominated Paul Frieson, Todd Leamon and Jerry Moody as members for the newly established Board
Rogers During the March 1 Collegedale commission meeting, Mayor Katie Lamb announced the commission’s plan of action for filling the current position of city manager
At the Feb. 22 commission workshop, Collegedale City Manager Ted Rogers announced his plans to retire on March 12. Rogers has served as the Collegedale
At the recent Feb. 15 Collegedale commission meeting, commissioners voted to add the reciting of the Pledge of Allegiance to the order of business for
On Jan. 4, Collegedale commissioners voted on the first amendment to an agreement that would exempt McKee Foods from property taxes as part of the
David Barto, Collegedale Tomorrow Foundation executive director, announced via Facebook on Jan. 12 that the new addition to The Commons, located at 4950 Swinyar Drive,
The City of Collegedale Parks and Recreation announced on Nov. 19 via Facebook that Christina Clark, recreation program specialist, would be installed as the 2020-2021
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