Dr. Marc Cromie, CAC's president/senior physician, says that when it comes to being an allergist, Chattanooga is a target-rich environment. "We live in a bowl," he says, adding that the Chattanooga area has the "second-most species of pollinating trees in the world, so our pollen count is always enormous."
When Chattanoogan Michael Turner decided to go his own way professionally in 2013, he referred to the First Commandment of Retail.
It's been 50 years since Tom Owen took delivery on the first stock he put on display at Owen Cyclery, but he remembers it well.
Having just made a new rule for her business, Stormie Barnes is facing the prospect of breaking it later this year.
Taylor and Sean Barclay's roster of pets consists of, in no particular order, a Weimaraner-pit-hound mix named Ziggy, a cockapoo named Piper, a "Heinz 57" mixed-breed named Teddy Bear and a 25-year-old eclectus parrot named Duke.
It was January 2020, and Laura Snakenberg was at the doorstep to her dream.
It used to be that one would have to check under the radar to find the bridal registry at Bud Floral + Home.
Many of Chattanooga's most popular tourist attractions have been in operation for nearly a century. So, how do they continue to attract and delight visitors when, according to DataReportal, Americans spent an average of seven hours each day looking at a digital screen?
* LOCATIONS: Two in Chattanooga, at 219 Broad Street and 1007 Appling Street; also locations in Cleveland (2020), Memphis (2018), Birmingham, Alabama (2016) and Huntsville, Alabama (2019, with a second location set to open in late March)
Hutton & Smith Brewing Co. is always happy to celebrate the green during the month of March.
