Samantha Fish has gotten back to work and she’s coming to Chattanooga’s Walker Theatre
Samantha Fish was six months into a typical touring year - a lineup of almost 300 shows - when the pandemic hit.
Chattanooga couple’s business will be on ‘Shark Tank’ this week
When the pandemic hit, Ellen Hodges, a Starbucks barista at the time, and her railroad-employed fiancé Omayya Atout had an a-ha moment regarding their futures.
Chattanooga Hip-Hop celebration begins this week at several locations
Event will conclude Saturday with a series of panels, concert at Miller Park
Chattanooga’s Fireside Grille hit with suspension by beer board
The Chattanooga Beer & Wrecker Board unanimously suspended the beer license of the Fireside Grille at 3018 Cummings Highway for three days for selling a beer to an 18-year-old sent into the restaurant by members of the Chattanooga Police force on Sept. 8.
Downtown Chattanooga’s Blue Orleans one of 71 national restaurants aided by ‘cultural legacy’ grant
Back in April, when Blue Orleans co-owner Cherita Bloodwirth heard through a friend about grant money available to restaurants, she did what many people would have done. She filled out the application.
Chattanooga Symphony & Opera ready for new season, new challenges
Samantha Teter stepping down as executive director, three-year agreement reached with the musicians' union
Swapping paint just part of what John Schneider does
When last we spoke, John Schneider and his wife, Alicia Allain, were just getting into dirt-track racing. It was a natural progression, as Schneider, known to many as Bo Duke from "The Dukes of Hazzard," often found himself at events with fans of the show and its iconic 1969 Dodge Charger, the General Lee.
Most haven’t heard of Julius Rosenwald, but his work impacted many in the Chattanooga area
Group hopes to have national park named in his honor
A Chattanooga music writer reflects on what makes Bonnaroo special
If anything, Hurricane Ida strengthened a community bond for some people
Songbirds documentary making independent film festival circuit
A documentary made while the Songbirds Guitar Museum was preparing to close for good in August 2020 is keeping the memory of the world's largest collection of rare and unique guitars alive on the independent film festival circuit.
