A group of Red Bank citizens recently formed Red Bank Forward, a political action committee supporting "progressive" policies and candidates seeking office on the city commission and Hamilton County school board.
Lemonade stands aren't just for kids looking to make a few bucks selling cups to neighbors from the front yard. Chattanoogans Michael and Beth Miller of Miller's Original Lemonade recently surpassed $1 million in lemonade sales at the Chattanooga Market.
Heather McClendon is running as a Democratic candidate to represent District 30 in the Tennessee House of Representatives, according to a news release.
Maclellan Island is now home to a hungry herd of six grazing goats, which arrived by boat Saturday with a group of donors to the 18-acre nature preserve in the middle of the Tennessee River near downtown Chattanooga.
Commission questions reorganization, although state law protects against cuts
From cute cats to plants and flowers to scenes of Chattanooga, the drawings found in Konstantin Chinkov's "Wondering Watercolor" books are the kinds of drawings that make you want to be able to draw.
Ellen Epperson Wiberley is continuing the tradition of quality craftsmanship that her father brought to the jewelry business when her parents started Epperson's in the family's basement in 1976, when Wiberley was just 4 years old.
Home — a bar and restaurant owned by poet and artist Genesis the Greykid and art curator Kren the Curator — has a variety of espresso martinis on its cocktail menu, but the most unique and also the most popular is the Wealth. A pistachio-flavored espresso martini made with tequila and Oreo cookies, the Wealth martini is an unusual take on a dessert drink, and it's fitting that such a creative concoction is the most-ordered cocktail at a bar owned by artists.
Hamilton County commissioners narrowly voted down a resolution that would have limited the operation of short-term vacation rentals in certain unincorporated areas.
About 100 residents expressed opposition to the rezoning of the former Spangler Farm in an unincorporated portion of Signal Mountain for a planned unit development of 185 homes.
