Good morning, East Ridge.

The Run4Kids honoring Karen Lawrence will take place Saturday, Sept.

19 at 9 a.m. at the Hubert Fry Center on the Tennessee Riverwalk, where participants can run or walk to raise funds for the Ronald McDonald House. The event was inspired by Karen’s wish to raise money for sick kids.

The Tennessee Aquarium is hosting a fundraiser to auction naming rights for its two Gentoo penguin chicks; bidding starts today at 10:00 a.m. + the auction ends Tuesday, Sept.

22 with a $5,000 minimum bid for each name.

Lorrie Piatt (Hamilton County 911 supervisor) earned a Lifesaver Award after guiding callers through CPR during a choking emergency on July 30; her clear steps helped maintain effective compressions until EMS arrived and restored the patient’s pulse.

East Ridge City Council member Jacky Cagle died Sunday after nearly 50 years of public service; he began working in 1976 and served on the council since 2014 (funeral and memorial plans are pending) while Mayor Brian Williams called him a dedicated public servant.

On Monday, Tennessee, TVA & a local fusion firm signed a collaborative agreement with the U.K. government in London to develop nuclear fusion.

Dermatologist Dr. Jonathan Miller of Uderm explains that stress can worsen skin conditions such as acne, eczema, psoriasis and hives — advising proper sleep, exercise and healthy habits to help break the itch-scratch cycle.

He warns that persistent or changing skin problems should be evaluated by a professional.

TBI warned that products sold as Cat’s Claw on store shelves may hide illegal kratom — 18 incidents since July have raised risks of overdose, and consumers are urged to check labels carefully.

Senior tight end Ethan Davis, who scored against Furman and Georgia Tech, is out for the season after tearing his ACL; the Volunteers will start sophomore DaSaahn Brame when hosting Kennesaw State Saturday night.

McCallie’s Carson Gentle stepped up in the Georgia Tech game when tackle Daevin Hobbs was injured.

NBA star Ace Bailey gives back to Chattanooga by highlighting his iconic No. 19 purple Utah Jazz jersey, a favorite among local fans.

His gesture supports local basketball culture and encourages young athletes.