Sculptor John Henry, co-founder of the Sculpture Fields at Montague Park, died this week at his home in Brooksville, Florida, after a long battle with health issues, according to a news release from the Sculpture Fields organization. He was 79.
Actor and comedian Leslie Jordan has died. TMZ first reported on Monday afternoon that Jordan suffered a medical emergency and crashed his car into the side of a building in California. He was 67.
Chattanooga ghosts got a little love from the podcast "Homespun Haints" co-hosts Becky Kilimnik and Diana Doty.
No. 10 steakhouse is set to open just off Rossville Avenue in early winter, and co-owner Adam Johnston said it will feature steaks, hamburgers, salads and chicken dishes.
Script about the largest U.S. labor uprising wins festival’s top honor
Event featuring classic cars, races, auctions and more continues through Sunday
VIP experiences, pre-registration options available for ticket-buyers
A week into the Chattanooga Music Census, organizers and partners in the data-gathering project are encouraged by the number of responses they've received but are ready for more.
For years after the Standard-Coosa-Thatcher textile mill was built in 1916, it and the area surrounding it between Main and 23rd streets were a beehive of activity.
When Micah Chapman, co-founder of Chattanooga Hip-Hop Week -- a showcase of art, live music and educational experiences -- thinks about how far the event and the music have come in the past few years, he points to three touchstones as proof that things are moving in the right direction.
