Riverbend going cashless, only accepting credit-cards to make purchasing easier, faster
Patrons at this year's Riverbend Festival looking to buy a beer or a T-shirt will need to have a credit card as the festival is going cashless.
Chattanooga pet adoption event celebrates late radio personality Kelly McCoy
Cumulus Media Chattanooga will hold the second annual "Rock On Kelly's Adopt-a-Thon" from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 20 at the Humane Educational Society, 4155 Randolph Road, to celebrate the late Kelly McCoy's passion for pets.
Lookout Mountain, Georgia, golf resort to kick off concert series next week
McLemore Songwriters Series begins with fan favorites Patrick Davis and Lauren Jenkins Davis
‘Book of Mormon,’ ‘Annie’ broadway shows coming to Chattanooga next year; ‘Hamilton’ coming the following season
It has taken almost a decade, but the Broadway series of shows first held at The Tivoli but most recently at Memorial Auditorium has grown in popularity and stature enough that next year's season promises to be the best ever.
6th annual Chattanooga Festival of Black Arts & Ideas celebrates Juneteenth with full slate of events
The sixth annual Chattanooga Festival of Black Arts & Ideas will kick off its Juneteenth Celebration on June 3 with a fundraiser — the second annual Red, Black & Green Ball & Black Arts Awards.
Weather extremes not good for some Chattanooga-area produce
You will find strawberries at area markets this weekend, but not nearly as many as in years past, thanks to the weather.
Chattanooga Beer and Wrecker Board suspends towing company after overcharging
The Chattanooga Beer and Wrecker Board on Thursday voted to suspend American Recovery from being on the city's call rotation for 30 days for reportedly overcharging more than 20 people who parked overnight for two nights in the Walmart parking lot in Brainerd.
Station Street bar owners and city of Chattanooga agree to 30-day safety plan
Members of Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly's administration joined a group of Station Street business owners Thursday in announcing a new, 30-day safety plan for the district two weeks after Kelly issued an executive order mandating a curfew for the businesses.
Music festivals are about diversity and discovery
The entertainment calendar in our area has always had its share of festivals featuring live music with events like Prater's Mill in North Georgia, the Strawberry Festival in Dayton and the Cornbread Festival in South Pittsburg.
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Chattanooga area a draw for producers of movies, commercials and games
When actor/writer/director/producer Tyler Perry showed up at the Chattanooga Choo Choo in early April to shoot a scene for "Six Triple Eight," he brought with him a full crew and 400 extras from the Atlanta area.