Signal Mountain Mirror

07/03/2024

WANTED: 4th of July Parade photos! The Mirror would love to see photos of all the great floats and mountaineers out celebrating the 4th tomorrow! You can send photos to [email protected]!

07/02/2024

YES!!

The Signal Mountain Fire Department is offering an American Heart Association certified class for the public on Saturday, July 27th from 9am - Noon at SMFD Station 2, 5240 Shackleford Ridge Road.

There is no age requirement to take the class and we encourage any teenagers who want to babysit or lifeguard this summer to learn this valuable skill.

There is a limited number of seats per class. If you're interested, please register using this link: https://site.corsizio.com/event/667b2f256f191d7bdd6bc9d7

If you are not available for this date, SMFD plans to hold additional classes later in the year. Monitor our Facebook and the Town Website for additional dates.

06/13/2024

Tonight!!

LOCAL AUTHOR JEFF BARRY TO READ AT SML (6/13)

On Thursday, June 13, at 6:30 p.m. the Signal Mountain Library will host a reading and book-signing by local author Jeff Barry. His debut novel, Go To Hell Ole Miss, has been making a big splash on the literary scene, drawing comparisons to Pat Conroy, Barbara Kingsolver, Wiley Cash, and Cormac McCarthy. A gritty Southern crime thriller and family drama, this book is one we think you'll be hearing a lot more about.

Jeff Barry is a native Memphian with deep Mississippi roots. After he graduated from Vanderbilt, he lived on a small cattle farm like the one featured in Go To Hell Ole Miss. He now lives in Signal Mountain with his wife and three children. For more information, visit him online at https://jeff-barry.com/.

Hardback copies of the novel will be available for sale at $25 each. Payments can be made by cash, check, Venmo, or credit card. Admission is free.

06/13/2024

Save the Dates!

We're excited to announce the dates for our 3 major fundraising events for this coming school year! MEF gatherings are perfect for bringing us all together to support our students, so be sure to mark your calendar for these community-beloved events 📅🎉

06/13/2024

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06/12/2024

Less than 1 month until the 4th of July Parade!!

It's almost time for the annual 4th of July parade, sponsored by the Foreman|Smith team of Keller Williams. Please see picture for additional details or reach out to John Foreman at [email protected].

06/12/2024

To those who know him, it is no surprise that Signal’s Valedictorian Logan Dapp is a semifinalist for the prestigious U.S. Presidential Scholarship. He is only the second senior from Signal Mountain Middle/High School to make it this far... Read More!

To those who know him, it is no surprise that Signal’s Valedictorian Logan Dapp is a semifinalist for the prestigious U.S. Presidential Scholarship. He is only the second senior from Signal...

06/12/2024

The Mountain Arts Community Center is thrilled to announce the recent establishment of the Children’s Teaching Garden, generously funded by a grant from the Hamilton County Department of Health. This initiative aligns with the department’s mission to promote healthy eating habits from an early age, fostering a well-informed future generation.... Read More!

The Mountain Arts Community Center is thrilled to announce the recent establishment of the Children’s Teaching Garden, generously funded by a grant from the Hamilton County Department of Health....

06/12/2024

The 2024 Woman of the Year recipient is Ms. Lara Lee Buchheit. According to Diane Gallagher, the 2023 Woman of the Year, Ms. Buchheit is “…a ‘yes person,’ who is always eager to jump in and help. Her sense of commitment to the community and to the organizations on which she serves is paramount.”.... Read More!

The Signal Mountain Community Guild’s annual Dogwood Luncheon was held on Wednesday, April 24, at the Signal Mountain Golf & Country Club. This year’s keynote speaker was Hamilton County’s...

06/12/2024

Louis Brill is an engineering technician for Signal Mountain’s public works department and noticed bicycles were consistently being disposed of at the town’s transfer station. Some of the bikes were in terrible shape with broken fenders, missing handlebars and bent wheels. But some were just rusted and missing a tire, clearly outgrown by its former rider.... Read More!

Louis Brill is an engineering technician for Signal Mountain’s public works department and noticed bicycles were consistently being disposed of at the town’s transfer station. Some of the bikes...

02/02/2024

St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church, Signal Mountain, will host an evening of Jazz Vespers at 5 p.m. on Sunday, February 4. The service includes a variety of jazz music, contemplative poetry, and will also observe the festival of Candlemas: the true end to the Christmas season. Featured musicians are Kathy Tugman, The David Walters Quartet, and St. Timothy’s Director of Music Trey Daugherty. A reception follows. All are welcome!

01/29/2024

Our own Signal Mountain Library now serves as an official U.S. Passport Application Processing Center!!

1. Passport service is by appointment ONLY. The library does not accept walk-ins. To make an appointment, call 423-886-7323 or email [email protected].

2. There are 2 FEES that must be paid at the time of your appointment. The ex*****on fee for passport service is $35, payable by cash or check to the Signal Mountain Library. The application fee, paid by check to the U.S. State Department, will vary depending on the type of passport and speed of service requested.

3. You must also provide your own passport-compliant photograph. The CVS on Ridgeway Avenue is one convenient option for this essential step.

Beyond these points, remember, too, that the rules and regulations governing passport applications are complex. Please be patient with us and the process as a whole.

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