Bunny Hive, a social club for young families, opening in Chattanooga
The Bunny Hive, a social club for parents and their young children, is set to open a Chattanooga location by early August

The Bunny Hive, a social club for parents and their young children, is set to open a Chattanooga location by early August

Members of the East Ridge City Council gave initial approval for the rezoning of a portion of the Gateway development to allow for a proposed neighborhood of 68 detached, single-family homes.

One-time boat rentals and boat club memberships provide options for those who want to boat without the hassle of ownership.

About a five-hours drive from Chattanooga is a full-scale replica of Noah's Ark, built using dimensions straight from the pages of the Book of Genesis in order to withstand a great flood. Although there's no water in sight at the Williamsburg, Kentucky, site of the Ark Encounter, there's plenty to see at the $100 million biblical theme park built by evangelical organization Answers in Genesis.

In 2025, the U.S. is entering an unprecedented demographic shift as more Americans turn 65 than any other year in the country's history. More than 4 million Americans are expected to hit retirement age this year and every year through 2027, according to U.S. Census Bureau estimates.

Signal Mountain residents are concerned area infrastructure is insufficient and schools lack the capacity to handle an increase in population that would result from several recently approved developments near the top of Roberts Mill Road.

A mural of Nashville painted on the Hixson office building of longtime Chattanooga real estate agent Charlotte Mabry was altered this week to include elements of the Chattanooga skyline.

The Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission voted 11-2 Monday to recommend Plan Hamilton, the comprehensive plan for unincorporated Hamilton County, for review and action by the Hamilton County Commission.

The Milky Cow Co., previously a tricycle-based business known for ice cream sandwiches, is now a brick-and-mortar bakery in Ooltewah.

When Linda Seng decided to name her Signal Mountain doughnut shop Oh Wow!, she was hoping that would be customers' reaction to the flavors and decorative flair of the made-from-scratch doughnuts, she said.
