Chattanooga’s Bread & Butter bakery a destination for old-school sourdough, pastries and more
There's a job interview, and then there's what Victoria Capdevielle put in front of Jessica Revels six years ago at Bread & Butter.
Tennessee Aquarium veteran Mara-Lynne Payne helping make iconic Chattanooga attraction a friendlier, more diverse place
According to its website, the Tennessee Aquarium is home to more than 12,000 animals representing some 800 species.
Elder’s Ace Hardware has been the ‘helpful place’ in Chattanooga for more than five decades
The Helpful Group is a cooperative comprised of 26 Elder's Ace Hardware store owners/operators. Tom Glenn, the Group's president and CEO for the past three decades, says his father, Elder Glenn, and three partners opened Chattanooga's first Ace store on Highway 58 in 1969.
Tenant hopes to stave off eviction with Chattanooga Times Free Press Neediest Cases funds
Dana Good wasn't prepared to lose a new job and, possibly, her home, despite help that's on the way from the Times Free Press Neediest Cases Fund through United Way of Greater Chattanooga.
Neediest Cases helps Rhea County, Tennessee, mother settle after being homeless for a year
Courtney Pankey said she was taking her 5-year-old son, Cypris, and 3-year-old daughter, Alisa, out for a bite to eat late last summer when it happened.
Neediest Cases gives Dayton’s Russell head start on a happier 2023
Terry Russell remembers the day he went to the United Way office in Rhea County, Tennessee.
After Budgetel closure, Neediest Cases help means Hamilton County family can rest — at home
On Nov. 16, Alysha Walker and her family lost their home, suddenly and jarringly, for the second time in 14 months.
Traumatized Dayton, Tennessee, family gets help from Neediest Cases
In the span of 10 days, Olivia Keller experienced the best and worst of life.
Dayton, Tennessee, caregiver and mother get relief from Neediest Cases Fund
Penny Moore of Dayton, Tennessee, said she had to quit her job in November 2021 to care for her mother, who’d been diagnosed with cancer two months prior.
Real Christmas trees offer natural appeal of evergreens in Chattanooga area, but with some price increases this year
John Weaver and his family had Thanksgiving dinner last week in a gravel lot on the shoulder of Signal Mountain Road, but they're good with that.
