Jeff Styles back with ‘Chattanooga Drive In Show’ podcast
Veteran Chattanooga talk radio host Jeff Styles is back doing "drive-time" programming, but now the format is as a podcast.
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame guitarist Carlos Santana coming to Chattanooga for Tuesday show
For Carlos Santana, life is about light and energy and giving and receiving happiness. It's not only how he tries to live his life, it's how he has approached his music, whether he's always known that or not.
Bike the South hopes to get people out riding in Georgia, Chattanooga area
For many years, bicycling advocate Jim Johnson booked bike tours of Europe via his Biketours.com business.
Employee-sharing comes to two Chattanooga area non-profits
Two local non-profits focused on the local arts community are now sharing a digital media specialist and photographer in an effort to expand the reach and mission of both organizations.
Chattanooga native Kane Brown being named to ‘Time 100’ list not surprising to those who know him
Few people have watched the career arc of Kane Brown for longer than retired country radio on-air personality Bill "Dex" Poindexter, so when Time magazine named the singer to its "Time 100" list of influential people this week, Poindexter was not the least bit surprised.
Chattanooga graduate Kren the Curator gets lessons in international art business
At 27, Kreneshia Whiteside-McGee has big dreams for her career as a curator of the arts, and she is determined to pursue them even if it means traveling alone to Venice, Italy, during a pandemic not long after getting married.
Chattanooga’s Hoff & Pepper will have a sauce on ‘The Hot Ones’
First We Feast's "Hot Ones," the YouTube web series that features Emmy-nominated host Sean Evans sharing 10 hot wings covered in increasingly hot sauces with celebrity guests, will feature Hoff's Haus Sauce made by Chattanooga-based Hoff & Pepper during Season 16.
Chattanooga beer board nets three in Tiftonia area for selling to a minor
The Chattanooga Beer & Wrecker Board on Thursday handed out punishment to three Tiftonia-area businesses for selling alcoholic beverages to an 18-year-old who was sent in to attempt to buy beer by Chattanooga Police Department Beer Officer John Collins.
Chattanooga brewers sending 10,000 cans of water to Gulf Coast
When Naked River Brewing owner Jake Raulston was asked by his friend John Dobard if he could help victims of Hurricane Ida, it didn't take the one-time Gulf Coast area resident long to come up with an idea.
David Carroll’s book ‘Hello, Chattanooga’ will settle a lot of bets
No, Carol Burnett never visited here, but Winston Churchill did
